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Accepting payments in Ethereum is very useful, both for businesses and independent workers, or even for individuals conducting casual transactions. It provides privacy and total control of your money.
If you want to accept a payment in Ethereum, you just need to provide your Material Ether wallet Ethereum address.
In other words, you have to give your payer the code that appears on the front.
For example, your address could be something like this:
0xbDD5ab039f26cB0b4bb8987d343B33944e1a1E48
To better understand, consider this example:
Imagine you wanted to charge for a service or product through a bank transfer in euros. You would only need to provide your bank account number to indicate to your payer where to send the money. The address of your Material Ether wallet is your “ethereum account number.” And it is unique in the world.
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