@jwildeboer I do agree that sepa is better.
But my point was that sepa itself isn't privacy friendly.
I don't think we should embrace projects like wero when banks could instead work on gnu taler.
Wero being a success would mean that the future of money won't be privacy friendly in the eu, especially because they are also working on making nfc payments possible.
And unfortunately cash availability is getting worse.
People that prefer cash are already penalized today, f.e. at self checkouts.

@jwildeboer it _could_ help reducing the impact from foreign sanctions against individuals, but it doesn't make small payments more privacy friendly than sepa payments.

I don't think it should be recommended only because it is european, because even with wero, your payments are not really private.
Instead of PayPal knowing who you are paying, now one or two banks will know. And the data being in europe doesn't make it impossible to abuse it.

@mattb @jwildeboer it is basically a layer above sepa instant that uses mail/phone to find the iban.

@jwildeboer tbh wero is not that much better than paypal.
I only see it as a temporary solution until more privacy friendly solutions like gnu taler can be used with euro.

@holger schade, dass ein Ticket nicht für alle Wochenenden in dem Monat gilt.
Aber trotzdem cool!