Das habe ich auch explizit im Text erwähnt

Paying people a livable wage (16€/h + bonuses according to the owner) has it’s price.
I rather buy one expensive, but ethical, durable, and European piece of clothing, than 5 or 10 fast fashion pieces that fall apart after the first wash.

Fair point, I meant parent -proof as in I can set it up on their computer and don’t need to fiddle with the CLI every now and then to get it back up running. Basically set and forget.

Edit: Looks like Filen will no longer offer lifetime plans for the pro tiers.

Better supported is a matter of definition I’d say. Sure, Mobilepay is better supported by stores, but Wero is already now supported by more countries.
Wero is backed by a broad consortium of banks and aims to be a pan-european payment solution, while Mobilepay has been around for a while and seems to be content with staying mainly in the Nordics. Ideally Mobilepay would be compatible with Wero, but I feel that they are quite protective of their market share

Yeah, I’m aware, but I would hope for only needing one app across Europe, and not one for central Europe, one for northern Europe etc.
Also easier for tourists, as you can only set up Mobilepay if you have a bank account in one of the supportes countries and if your Google store location is set to that country.

I agree, but especially since MobilePay announced the cooperation with a Portuguese payment app as far as I remember a while back, I was hoping they would jump faster on the Wero train.
I would just prefer generally a system relying on standard SEPA transfers, like Wero, instead of having yet another national standard.

I really hope Fennoscandinavia will join soon. I asked my bank and got a standard reply (paraphrased) “We do not reply to request like this individually. If anything happens, we’ll announce it on the website”