Chuck LEAN Business Consultant
What is your experience with a peer-to-peer business model?
The peer-to-peer business model’s purpose is to act as an intermediary between individuals. It works as a matchmaker in the middle of two sides: one who has something to offer (a product or service) and others who can benefit from this offer.
Usually, the peer-to-peer [removed] involves a kind of platform that provides contact between both sides, while establishes rules and regulations, payment systems, and any kind of process that may be necessary for the transaction to work out.
This third party reduces the risk of the seller to fail on delivery as well as the buyer to fail on payment. Besides, it reduces production costs and investments, allowing lower prices for the consumer.
The peer-to-peer business model’s purpose is to act as an intermediary between individuals. It works as a matchmaker in the middle of two sides: one who has something to offer (a product or service) and others who can benefit from this offer.
Usually, the peer-to-peer [removed] involves a kind of platform that provides contact between both sides, while establishes rules and regulations, payment systems, and any kind of process that may be necessary for the transaction to work out.
This third party reduces the risk of the seller to fail on delivery as well as the buyer to fail on payment. Besides, it reduces production costs and investments, allowing lower prices for the consumer.
What do you think? Can you use this platform?
