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   Bolt Charge: streamlined subscriptions API for devs, no add-on cost(bolt.com)

   4 points by rbres 1y ago|1 comments
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   by rbres 1y ago

   Recurring revenue should power your growth, not drain it. The Bolt team has been working tirelessly to launch Bolt Charge, our subscriptions API with no-added-cost.
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   by rbres 1y ago

   Recurring revenue should power your growth, not drain it. The Bolt dev team has been hard at work. We just launched Bolt Charge, subscriptions are no-added-cost. Effortlessly manage and scale your subs with our API, built for developers to
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   Bolt announces record-low rates for payment processing no matter size of company(bolt.com)

   9 points by rbres 1y ago|0 comments
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   Bolt raises $75M from General Atlantic to win the battle for one click checkout(techcrunch.com)

   2 points by rbres 6y ago|0 comments
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   Bolt brings Single Click Checkout to 50 major household name brands(bolt.com)

   24 points by rbres 6y ago|0 comments
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   Bolt Raises $68M to Help Retailers Perfect Checkout(fortune.com)

   1 points by rbres 7y ago|0 comments
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   by rbres 7y ago

   Bolt is hiring! Onsite | San Francisco | Toronto | VISA ok We are building the first online checkout platform and are growing fast. Actively hiring for 30+ roles: - Fullstack / Backend Engineer - Data Science / Data Engineer - Inf
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   by rbres 8y ago

   Bolt is hiring! Onsite | San Francisco | Toronto | VISA ok We are building a better online payments stack and are growing fast. Actively hiring for 30+ roles: - Fullstack / Backend Engineer - Data Science / Data Engineer - Infrast
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    by rbres 8y ago

    Sorry guys. Something we need to work on: instant and clearer pricing for everyone. Don't have much else to add at this point :/ We're new, growing, and getting better. That involves taking feedback like this seriously. Will
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    by rbres 8y ago

    Thanks for the feedback here. Very much acknowledged. We're going to be revamping the pricing page. Typically our deals are more enterprise-y / custom, especially since we're taking on all fraud liability. It's not just
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    by rbres 8y ago

    Fixed it, thanks!
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    by rbres 8y ago

    This is 1000% right. If there was a prioritized list of differentiators, this is #1 for us. And, what enables us to do that, is having a checkout flow that we host (which also drives our clients more conversion-rates/revenue). It’s a w
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    by rbres 8y ago

    Good question. A core reason to switch to Bolt is that we fight ruthlessly for every single good customer, far beyond any other solution out there. A lot of this is described in the article, and a lot isn’t. Every good customer is precious,
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    by rbres 8y ago

    Can you elaborate?
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    by rbres 8y ago

    Furthermore, all of our clients have a "Force Approve" button where they take liability. The usage of that is approximately 0 because of how much clients end up trusting us. We want usage to be 0. But, they do have final say if ne
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    by rbres 8y ago

    Thanks for the question, nothrabannosir! Very key points here, so want to answer it in-depth. Half a dozen points to answer this question: - First off, our #1 north star metrics are order approval rates and minimal false positives. We measu
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    by rbres 8y ago

    Yep, totally get it. We wanted to show specific examples, but obviously not disclose PII. So, this was a middle-ground although not idea. For every client we measure order approval and decline rates before/after. Here are several case
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    by rbres 8y ago

    - Fraud detection and data science is our bread and butter. - We take 100% fraud liability. This is different than providing tools and rule engines. We actually make the decisions, and bear the cost of any mistakes. - We are insanely fo
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    by rbres 8y ago

    Good question. The short answer is: yes, we do this. I've we have already approved the order, it is indemnified for fraud and we'll take the loss if it's a stolen good. All future orders from that CC will be detected and flag
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    by rbres 8y ago

    We do not natively support PayPal, although nearly all of our clients still use PayPal as it's own separate integration from Bolt.
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    by rbres 8y ago

    We can likely do this for you with credit card depending on the details. We'll be rolling out ACH in upcoming months (but ACH is not immediately usable). Email me directly and I'll send over details? rb [at] bolt.com.
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    by rbres 8y ago

    Also FYI, CEO of Bolt here. Ask me anything!
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    by rbres 8y ago

    Bolt is a full-stack solution. We do 1) end-to-end payment processing (like Stripe), 2) optimizing checkout, and 3) white glove fraud detection where we take on full fraud liability.
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    How Bolt does fraud detection better(blog.bolt.com)

    70 points by rbres 8y ago|37 comments
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    by rbres 8y ago

    Bolt is hiring! Onsite | San Francisco | VISA ok We are building a better online payments stack and are growing fast. Actively hiring for 10+ roles: - Fullstack / Backend Engineer (Using Go and React although prior experience therein i
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    by rbres 9y ago

    Thanks for pointing this out. It was a shortcut for some very early beta testers. We've since removed it from the docs. We have a server-based webhooks to create orders which is how we do secure order creation. Bolt provides a webhook
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    by rbres 9y ago

    Nope, you'll only be black-marked if you actually committed fraud. Any time there is a customer dispute, we're able to act as a middle ground often times. If a merchant is a bad-actor, we'll give them some time to fix their c
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    by rbres 9y ago

    We'll be rolling out more customization features. Big priority. They are sparse for now.
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    by rbres 9y ago

    Here's a list: https://bolt.com/acceptable-use We hope to shorten the list as time goes on.