Frequently Asked Questions
Zapfinity
Zapfinity is a platform that helps businesses use Bitcoin in real life – from secure receiving to visibility for new customers.
No. Zapfinity does not offer financial or investment products. We provide knowledge, technology, and practical solutions related to Bitcoin payments.
Zapfinity is a project of ZAPLANT TRADING LTD, based in Cyprus. Our focus is on European businesses that want to integrate Bitcoin into their daily operations.
For entrepreneurs, self-employed individuals, and people who want to not just hold Bitcoin, but use it in everyday life – without any technical expertise required.
It means we don't see Bitcoin as a speculative asset, but as a tool for real transactions, fairness, and personal responsibility.
We help businesses integrate Bitcoin as a payment method, make their brand visible, and become part of a growing Bitcoin network.
Yes. We help with optimization, marketing, and visibility – regardless of whether you already accept Bitcoin or are just getting started.
You can contact us via Zapfinity.io or reach out directly through Primal or X (Twitter). We'll work together to determine which solution fits you best.
Yes. We offer practical workshops on Bitcoin basics, wallet security, and Lightning payments – individually or for teams.
We combine technical implementation with honest proof-of-work marketing. No empty promises – only real results, visible in the Bitcoin community.
No. You always maintain full control over your Bitcoin. We assist with the secure setup of wallets, but never hold customer funds.
Bitcoin is secure as long as you follow the basic principles of self-custody. We explain how to use wallets correctly and create backups.
Yes. Bitcoin payments are legally permissible and can be properly recorded for tax purposes. We recommend consulting with your tax advisor.
Yes, but they are usually minimal – especially on the Lightning Network, where payments are executed almost free and instantly.
We exclusively recommend wallets where you retain control over your keys (self-custody), e.g., Aqua, Phoenix, or Zeus.
It means honest marketing through real performance. Businesses that accept Bitcoin show courage and progress – we make that visible.
ZapWear is our merch line – clothing and accessories with Bitcoin character. Community members can even earn Sats through social posts.
Zapi is our mascot – an ostrich with a proof-of-work mentality. It stands for curiosity, speed, and the joy of trying new things.
You can become part of our community, approach merchants, use Bitcoin in everyday life, or get involved as a partner.
On ZapPlaces – our growing directory of Bitcoin-friendly businesses in Europe.
No. Solo entrepreneurs or freelancers can also accept Bitcoin. The only important thing is that you properly record your income.
Frequently Asked Questions
B2BTC
B2BTC stands for Business to Bitcoin – the direct path for your business into the Bitcoin world. The goal is for you to accept Bitcoin payments simply, securely, and meaningfully.
For businesses, service providers, shops, restaurants, or self-employed individuals who want to offer modern payment options and benefit from the growing Bitcoin community.
The first step is about your actual needs: We discuss how your business works, which tools you use, and which solution fits you best – without any technical jargon.
A smartphone or tablet is usually sufficient. Depending on your business model, small hardware or a terminal may be useful – we'll show you all the options.
No. Solo entrepreneurs or freelancers can also accept Bitcoin. The only important thing is that you properly record your income.
In three steps: 1️⃣ Clarify needs 2️⃣ Set up apps & wallets 3️⃣ Test first payment and become visible.
A standard onboarding usually takes 1–2 hours. More complex setups, e.g., with multiple registers or online shops, may take a bit longer.
We preferably work with BTCPay Server, Swiss-Bitcoin-Pay, or other Lightning-capable solutions that support self-custody.
The Lightning Network enables lightning-fast and affordable transactions – ideal for everyday use and small amounts.
Yes, this is optionally possible. We show you ways to keep payments in Bitcoin or automatically exchange them to Euros – depending on your preference.
Only you. Zapfinity sets up systems that do not hold customer funds. You always remain in possession of your Bitcoin and your keys.
A wallet where you retain control over the private keys. This way you are truly independent and secure.
We show you simple security measures like backups and offline storage – plus a checklist with do's & don'ts.
Yes. Bitcoin payments can be processed as barter transactions or through regular bookkeeping. We're happy to coordinate with your tax advisor.
We only recommend open-source and transparent systems without third-party custody – no hidden fees, no platform dependency.
After setup, we make your business visible – on ZapPlaces, social media, and in the community. This is how Bitcoin users find you.
Through community marketing, authentic posts, and local presence. We support you with QR codes and materials.
Yes! Start a Bitcoin weekend, offer discounts, or collaborate with other BTC merchants, for example – we help with the implementation.
Honest marketing through action rather than talk. Your Bitcoin acceptance is your proof of courage and innovative spirit.
If you want to actively inspire businesses to adopt Bitcoin, you can become a partner – and earn Sats yourself in the process.
To create a Europe-wide network of businesses where Bitcoin arrives in real life – visible, honest, and sustainable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Bitcoin Fundamentals
Learn the basics, technology, and philosophy behind the hardest currency of the future.
These FAQs are intentionally kept neutral and educational – ideal for introducing visitors to zapfinity.io to Bitcoin without “technical jargon.”
KYC ("Know Your Customer") requires you to identify yourself with ID at a provider. Non-KYC means acquiring Bitcoin without personal data – such as through peer-to-peer exchange, mining, or Lightning payments. Tip: Non-KYC increases privacy but requires personal responsibility.
Bitcoin security is based on real energy expenditure. Miners consume electricity to create blocks – this physical effort protects the network and makes manipulation practically impossible.
A UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) is a transaction unit that hasn't been spent yet – similar to individual banknotes in your wallet. Wallets often manage many small UTXOs to correctly display your balance.
A node verifies transactions and blocks to ensure all network rules are followed. Anyone running their own node uses Bitcoin truly independently – without a central authority.
Miners bundle transactions into blocks and secure the network through computing power. As a reward, they receive newly created Bitcoin and transaction fees. This keeps the system decentralized and tamper-proof.
Fees depend on size (in vBytes), not on the amount. The fuller the mempool, the more expensive it gets. Modern wallets automatically suggest appropriate fees.
The mempool is the buffer for unconfirmed transactions. When it's overloaded, confirmation takes longer. 👉 Check live at mempool.space.
The term timechain describes better than "blockchain" that Bitcoin is a chronological record of transactions – block by block, in the rhythm of time.
Approximately every four years, the reward per block is cut in half. This reduces the new supply of Bitcoin – an important reason why Bitcoin remains deflationary in the long term.
Hot wallet: Online wallet, convenient but more vulnerable. Cold wallet: Offline storage (e.g., hardware wallet) – ideal for larger amounts. 👉 Basic rule: "Not your keys, not your coins." Websites like mempool.space and timechaincalendar.com show fees, block times, and halving countdowns in real time.
Proof of Work is the heart of Bitcoin. Miners solve computational tasks to create new blocks. These "proofs of work" make manipulation extremely expensive – and the network incorruptible.
The maximum amount is written into the code. It guarantees scarcity and protects against arbitrary money creation – similar to physical gold.
Bitcoin is pseudonymous, not anonymous. Every transaction is publicly visible, but without names. Those who want privacy use tools like Coin Control, CoinJoin, or non-KYC access.
A dashboard that displays current blocks, fees, difficulty, and halving countdown. Perfect for observing the network live: 👉 timechaincalendar.com
