Any shop owner operating an Android-based payment terminal (VivaWallet, Servipay, the newer Worldline terminals) can in principle begin accepting HBD and Lightning network payments in addition to usual credit card payments, with no overhead whatsoever.
The very first step for the shop owner is to create a Hive account. We have created one for Indie's (
We have created a visual step-by-step guide that you can see in the figure below
The first trick is to realize that, behind a machine that looks like a dedicated payment terminal, there actually is ... just a fancy-looking Android phone with an attached NFC reader. It all thus starts with swiping up from the lower end of the screen to make the Android controls appear at the bottom of the screen
The payment app (VivaWallet, etc.) can then be minimized and a typical Android "desktop" appears, including (normally), an icon for the Google Chrome browser. Launch the browser, navigate to v4v.app of 
Swipe right and set the currency to euro € - or refresh it if necessary
Check the account that is going to receive the payment - here,
Enter the amount in € using comma as decimal separator (not the dot like in the US)
Check visually that the dollar equivalent is coherent (sometimes there might be small glitches or mis-configurations)
Select either Hive Dollar or Bitcoin Lightning. The app generates a QR code for the customer to scan.
Depending on the customer's phone, the QR code can be scanned with the phone camera (for newer phones) or with the Ecency mobile app of 
After the transaction is confirmed by the customer, the shop owner can confirm visually that the payment succeeded thanks to the green checkbox and the little confetti animation on his terminal (see the short movie below).
We have laminated this short guide and stuck it next to the cashier of the Indie's as can be seen in the picture.
In the short movie attached you can see one of the first real payments, under the control of the owner, from November 22, 2024
