Our work at DoShare is a lot of this stuff we've been on it for 2 years

here's the X post

https://xcancel.com/Jitesh_117/status/2025930233619283981

DoShare Labs | India | Locations : New Delhi, Bangalore, NY(US) , SF(US) ,Remote Positions we're hiring for : 1. Technical Liaison :

Requirements:

2+ Years of Working in Tech Experience | Good Communication Skills | Bachelors or Equivalent Degree

2. Infrastructure Engineer :

Requirements:

3+ Years of Experience as Infra Engineer | Stack - Python, Go, Kubernetes, GCP/AWS/Azure , Cloudflare

3. Project Lead (UI/UX) :

3 + Years of Project Development Experience | Good understanding of market requirements | A/B Testing | Engineer or similar degree

4. Customer Support Executives [English OR Hindi]

2 Years of Customer Support Experience | Speaking Skills | Ability to follow tasks at hand

5. Marketing Posts (3 Positions)

Experience with Marketing and Advertisement | Out-of-the-box Thinking Ability | Led or Organised Events

Note: Keep the position you're applying for in the title.

Apply via Mail : careers@doshare.me

I once reverse engineered the Figma .fig file they have utilised quite good compression and data storage techniques for a tech company that uses AWS

That is a funny observation! You are right, that is strange.

*exits

existing plugins work but take a lot of processing power, for other sites, compounding to high resource usage

let's wind it down

of-course, it's seemingly a card not present payment, because it's digital payments infra unless you keep a card reader present to convert it to, your processor via bank to complete txn.

yeah, it is different for all and a lot of things come into account payer can be anyone consumer or merchant, anyone who would like to do a txn.

but what has been your pattern, i'm curious?

do you find Stripe or Paypal checkout experience faster and better ?

so, if you'd have to choose between Bank/Card, Venmo, Klarna or Paypal you'd say ?

I'm familiar with Venmo and Paypal, so I'd pick either of those just because they're known to me. I'm not opposed to Klarna, but I know nothing about it and so would avoid the learning curve and account creation if I had another option. I'd go with a card if I had to, but that's higher friction because I'd need to set up a temporary throwaway card to do that.

appreciate it thanks