When I bought XPOS I loaded it with $ 200, so I could sell BTC, ETH, NPXS or BNB to customers interested in buying. But what I have been doing these first few days have been tests between my xWallet (Pundi wallet) or my xPass (Pundi card) and XPOS itself.
I explain. I bought an xPass for me, I registered it on my xWallet, and bought some BTC from my own XPOS for that card. Then with this BTC that came to my xWallet I spent in my own XPOS, to test how everything works. I did this several times, with BTC and with ETH, using xPass or xWallet. My conclusion is this: it works great, is very easy to use and transactions are confirmed very quickly. So that justification for not accepting payments from other wallets on XPOS made sense to me.
About not accepting other wallets, I did the suggested triangulation. I have a cell phone from my company where I have an xWallet from the company. I did a test by sending BTC from my Enjin wallet to xWallet from the company, then sending it from the company xWallet to XPOS. The time to get the BTCs from my Enjin portfolio to the company's xWallet was approximately 10 minutes. In a real case, the customer would have to wait 10 minutes for me to release the goods. It is not the end of the world, but it is not a quiet situation for every client.
Anyway, the tests continue. Fact is: people are very curious to know how this works. Since we have a prism in the box that says we accept BTC, many customers a day are interested in knowing how it works. I have done daily tests with my cash team, so they get used to this new process and so they can convey security to customers interested in being part of this new moment.
