Dwolla doesn't charge that but I have no idea who uses them

trebor · on Oct 11, 2013

Dwolla doesn't charge that way because they're not billing credit cards. You give them your bank details and they do an ACH transfer with them, IIRC.

I've heard both good and bad about them, but they don't have large use yet.

philrykoff · on Oct 11, 2013

You are right. From my POV their problem is that you cannot use them for international projects (non US customers cannot use ACH; non us businesses cannot get their money out of Dwolla)

jsonne · on Oct 11, 2013

That's correct on the ACH bit.

In so far as large use cases, they have some really good traction in the bitcoin market. I believe that they are the go to for transferring USD in and out of MT. Gox.

gustoffen · on Oct 11, 2013

Not anymore: http://www.coindesk.com/dwolla-bitcoin-companies-virtual-cur...

Yaggo · on Oct 11, 2013

Bitcoin doesn't (practically) charge that but I have no idea who uses them (except few crypto geeks/criminals/speculators)

antidaily · on Oct 11, 2013

It's ACH, which is great for fees but has numerous drawbacks as well.