Maybe inform yourself more before commenting then I guess. Bizum is not a company per se, it’s an initiative from the Spanish government supported by the banks. Portugal has their own and Italy too iirc. They even are all integrated between them, I can use Bizum to send money to someone from Italy using MB Way and so forth.
As stated, it’s weird that they are rolling these systems first on the countries like germany when there’s southern countries with systems that are super similar. If you have seen the wero roadmap the plan to roll out to southern countries is years away,they are prioritising integration in Germany and so on before unification.
You mention all they want to roll out and that [I’ll] be able to use it in commerces, yeah no that’s my point I won’t because they are not prioritising the rollout where I live, when we already have a very similar technology and the adoption would have been fast. Don’t they want users?
The reason why the southern countries separated from the initiative is because instead of using our highly adopted systems as base, the northern initiative wanted us to spend money to develop everything from scratch, which is pretentious and idiotic, but not a surprise…
I don’t like how Wero presents itself as the unifying solution, when the best thing would have been to integrate with the already working international interconnectivity of country specific systems.
Maybe inform yourself more before commenting then I guess. Bizum is not a company per se, it’s an initiative from the Spanish government supported by the banks. Portugal has their own and Italy too iirc. They even are all integrated between them, I can use Bizum to send money to someone from Italy using MB Way and so forth.
As stated, it’s weird that they are rolling these systems first on the countries like germany when there’s southern countries with systems that are super similar. If you have seen the wero roadmap the plan to roll out to southern countries is years away,they are prioritising integration in Germany and so on before unification.
You mention all they want to roll out and that [I’ll] be able to use it in commerces, yeah no that’s my point I won’t because they are not prioritising the rollout where I live, when we already have a very similar technology and the adoption would have been fast. Don’t they want users?
The reason why the southern countries separated from the initiative is because instead of using our highly adopted systems as base, the northern initiative wanted us to spend money to develop everything from scratch, which is pretentious and idiotic, but not a surprise…
I don’t like how Wero presents itself as the unifying solution, when the best thing would have been to integrate with the already working international interconnectivity of country specific systems.