I'm sure it is cheap on processing fees for Sheetz because Flexa is already holding the customer's Bitcoin. They liquidate it and send Sheetz fiat. The only transaction fees for customers appear to be moving their Bitcoin onto Flexa.

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Not sure of the economic term but in the case of this it doesn’t seem like a move on Sheetz part to acquire bitcoin but as more of a marketing tactic to get more influx of “crypto” users to use their crypto, for which their motive is unclear to me. Assuming they want a profit from it are they receiving some kickback from Flexa, or is it to save them transaction fees? Either way it’s a move towards using it more as a means of transaction which is still exciting