Pecunia Wallet - free multi-coin non-custodial payment gateway

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Are you ready to revolutionize the way you handle payments? Introducing Pecunia Wallet - the first and only non-custodial payment gateway that’s absolutely free for everyone!

With Pecunia Wallet, you can seamlessly manage your funds without the hassle of identity checks or approvals. Whether you’re a business owner or an individual, you can receive funds directly to your wallet without any withdrawal requests. Say goodbye to complicated payment systems and hello to simplicity.

Key features of Pecunia Wallet:
- Accept payments in your store or handle mass payments effortlessly.
- A versatile wallet that supports any type of address and multiple currencies.
- 100% free to use, with no hidden fees.

Visit us today at pecuniawallet.com and experience the future of payments with ease and efficiency. Join the Pecunia Wallet community and take control of your financial transactions like never before!

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We just added OpenCart Extension and PHP SDK for better integration of your websites. We are also working on other methods. Stay tuned for updates: https://pecuniawallet.com/about/integrations

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We have successfully added Joomla extension. Now all Joomla users have the opportunity to easily integrate cryptocurrency acceptance into their website.
We continue to develop other integration methods.

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We are pleased to announce that we have completed work on the WordPress / WooCommerce plugin. Now integrating our system into your website has become even easier!

[SFR10]

@Pecunia Wallet
I took a glance at your FAQ page and it appears that both of your services are indeed free... How are you planning to maintain them ^{[especially the merchant tools]} without a fee?
^{- It doesn't seem to have a fremium model and I don't think there's any ad revenue either (there has to be a catch)!}

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We're excited to announce that you can now purchase an advertising banner on our website's homepage. Advertising helps us keep our service free for all users. Don't miss this chance - get your banner and showcase your product to our audience!

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@Pecunia Wallet
I took a glance at your FAQ page and it appears that both of your services are indeed free... How are you planning to maintain them ^{[especially the merchant tools]} without a fee?
^{- It doesn't seem to have a fremium model and I don't think there's any ad revenue either (there has to be a catch)!}

Starting today, we're selling banners on the website's main page. This will be our primary source of income. We'll always remain free for users.
In addition, very soon we will launch a paid assistance feature for those who, for whatever reason, find it difficult to connect their website on their own.

[OmegaStarScream]

Starting today, we're selling banners on the website's main page. This will be our primary source of income. We'll always remain free for users.
In addition, very soon we will launch a paid assistance feature for those who, for whatever reason, find it difficult to connect their website on their own.

Not saying you necessarily have bad intention here, but you needing to place ads to keep the service afloat, while offering something that no other service offers for free (the payment gateway) make it look both unprofessional and suspicious at the same time.

If you're serious about offering the service for free, you should consider making it open source that way people could self-host it.
I definitely cannot imagine that the placed banners could somehow pay for hosting the nodes when the website barely has any traffic.

And if using public RPCs and blockexplorers APIs instead of running your own nodes, I would imagine that you would be hitting the rate-limits as soon as you get a few active merchants, making the service impossible to use in the long term.

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Not saying you necessarily have bad intention here, but you needing to place ads to keep the service afloat, while offering something that no other service offers for free (the payment gateway) make it look both unprofessional and suspicious at the same time.

Many free services make their profits through advertising. When it comes to cryptocurrencies, all transaction verification services are saturated with advertising. I don't see anything wrong with getting money if the opportunity exists. Is making money through advertising really worse than begging for donations?

If you're serious about offering the service for free, you should consider making it open source that way people could self-host it.
I definitely cannot imagine that the placed banners could somehow pay for hosting the nodes when the website barely has any traffic.

As you may have noticed, this topic has only recently been opened, so it's not surprising that our service is not yet as well-known as larger and older ones. You contradict yourself: you say it's very expensive to run nodes for cryptocurrencies, but you suggest that everyone acquire their own nodes. The point of a payment gateway, like a cryptocurrency wallet service, is that people don't need to deal with numerous technical details or spend money on maintaining nodes; they can simply use the service.

And if using public RPCs and blockexplorers APIs instead of running your own nodes, I would imagine that you would be hitting the rate-limits as soon as you get a few active merchants, making the service impossible to use in the long term.

No, we have everything of our own. In the future, we also plan to add a service for selling API requests for those who need it.

I hope you have already tested our service. I'm always happy to answer any questions.

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Another great integration feature! If you don't have technical skills or just don't want to mess around, you can simply outsource the integration to us for $49. We'll set up both incoming and outgoing payments for you, no matter how complex your website is. To use the service, open a paid ticket in the support section.

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How to recover your coins from a dead wallet

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When these wallets disappeared, many users were left wondering how to regain access to their cryptocurrency. In many cases, recovering funds requires downloading the original wallet's source code from GitHub, compiling outdated software, or using other complicated technical workarounds.

Pecunia Wallet (pecuniawallet.com) offers a much simpler solution. Just enter the recovery seed phrase from your old wallet, and Pecunia Wallet will restore access to your funds in just a few moments - without the need to build software from source or go through a complex recovery process.

Unlike many popular wallets that can only restore wallets originally created within their own ecosystem, Pecunia Wallet is designed to import and recover wallets created by a wide range of legacy applications. If you still have the recovery phrase from a discontinued wallet, Pecunia Wallet may provide one of the easiest ways to access your coins again.