Marek Olszewski

But all of his belongings went flying everywhere.

And in the end, he actually lost his wallet.

And I mean, you can imagine you're traveling, you're in a country that you, you know, maybe you haven't visited before and you lose your physical wallet.

Normally, you know, that's like a pretty big emergency.

You need to, I don't know, find ways to get a new credit card.

Maybe even like you change your plans.

He instead...

Proceeded to do every transaction in Kenya and then later Nigeria because he didn't cut his trip short.

He actually flew to Nigeria and continued.

He did everything with Minipay.

Minipay now lets you pay with M-Pesa anywhere in Kenya.

In Nigeria, you can pay using the local rails there.

In Argentina, for DevConnect, they launched Mercado Pago support.

You can pay anywhere Mercado Pago is supported.

In Brazil, you can pay with PIX, you know, et cetera.

And so, you know, this is kind of probably a more useful use case for maybe some folks in your audience, you know, who might travel to crypto conferences and might find themselves in situations where, you know, credit cards might not be accepted.

Increasingly, I think MiniPay will have folks like that covered.

But I think the primary use cases still continue to be kind of the freelancer, the remittance use cases, and the savings use cases.

And for those, maybe your listeners have friends and family who might be in those boats.

And if so, I'd highly recommend just directing those friends and family members to minipay.to because it just does a wonderful job with these use cases.