How the 1.5% Transaction Tax Powers Global Change: Larecoin's Social Impact Revealed
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Payment Processing That Actually Gives Back
Your business processes payments every day. You pay fees to Visa, Mastercard, traditional processors.
What if those fees could feed hungry families instead?
That's exactly what Larecoin built. Every transaction automatically powers global change.
No extra steps. No separate donations. Just payment processing with purpose baked into the infrastructure.
The 1.5% Transaction Tax Breakdown
Here's how it works. Every merchant transaction through Larecoin includes a 1.5% transaction tax embedded directly into the LareBlocks Layer 1 blockchain.
That 1.5% splits into two parts:
0.8% routes directly to verified global charities (primary focus on hunger relief organizations)
0.7% covers network infrastructure costs (validators, LareScan explorer, system maintenance)
Smart contracts handle everything automatically. Monthly distributions to charity wallets. Zero manual intervention required.
Every single transaction gets recorded on the LareScan block explorer. Full transparency. Complete audit trail.

Tax-Deductible Charitable Contributions
Traditional processors like Visa and Mastercard charge 2.9–3.5% with zero tax benefits.
Larecoin's 1.5% fee qualifies as a tax-deductible charitable contribution for businesses.
Let's do the math.
Process $5 million monthly through traditional processors at 3%:
Annual fees: $1,800,000
Tax deduction: $0
Process $5 million monthly through Larecoin at 1.5%:
Annual fees: $900,000
Tax-deductible amount: $480,000 (0.8% charitable portion)
Net savings: $1,050,000 annually
That's over a million dollars back in your business.
NFT Receipts Replace Tax Paperwork
Each Larecoin transaction generates an NFT receipt.
Blockchain-verified documentation of your charitable contribution. Stored permanently on-chain.
No separate filing procedures. No tracking spreadsheets. No end-of-year scrambles.
Your tax documentation lives on the blockchain. Accessible anytime. Auditable forever.

How Other Processors Compare
NOWPayments: 0.5% fee structure. Zero charitable component. No tax deduction benefits. Basic crypto acceptance without social impact.
CoinPayments: 0.5% transaction fees. No embedded charity mechanism. Merchants need separate donation programs if they want social impact.
Larecoin: 1.5% total fee. 0.8% to verified charities. Full tax deduction. Lower net cost than traditional processors. Social impact built-in.
The difference? Larecoin treats charitable giving as infrastructure, not an add-on.
Real Impact Metrics From Live Merchants
Since launch, merchants using Larecoin report measurable business improvements:
Customer Retention: 31% increase Brand Sentiment: 27% boost in positive perception Processing Costs: 19% total reduction Charitable Impact: 100% verifiable and transparent
Why the customer retention spike? People want to support businesses that give back.
Your customers know their purchase feeds hungry families. That creates loyalty traditional payment processors can't match.

Global Charity Partners & Distribution
Larecoin works exclusively with verified global charities. Primary focus on hunger relief organizations.
The smart contract distribution system ensures:
Monthly automated transfers to charity wallets
Zero administrative overhead
No middleman taking cuts
Direct fund allocation
Charity partners undergo verification before joining the network. Full transparency through LareScan block explorer. Anyone can audit fund flows.
Want to see where your transaction taxes went? Check the blockchain. It's all there.
Why This Matters for Enterprise Merchants
Large enterprises process millions in transactions. Traditional processors drain cash flow.
Larecoin flips the model. Your payment processing becomes a competitive advantage.
Marketing angle: "Every purchase feeds hungry families worldwide"
Tax strategy: Legitimate charitable deductions reducing taxable income
Brand positioning: Corporate social responsibility baked into operations
Customer acquisition: Purpose-driven consumers choose businesses that give back

Master Wallet & Sub-Wallet Management
Enterprise merchants get master and sub-wallet management tools.
Set up departmental wallets. Track charitable impact by location. Allocate funds across business units.
Each sub-wallet maintains its own transaction history. Individual NFT receipt generation. Separate tax documentation.
Perfect for franchises, multi-location retailers, and international operations.
The LareBlocks Layer 1 Advantage
This social impact model only works because of LareBlocks infrastructure.
Purpose-built blockchain designed for payments. Lightning-fast transaction speeds. Embedded tax logic at the protocol level.
LareScan explorer provides real-time visibility. Track your charitable contributions as they happen. Share impact metrics with customers.
Traditional payment rails can't do this. Legacy processors bolt on charity features as afterthoughts.
Larecoin built charitable giving into the foundation.

Getting Started With Social Impact Payments
Ready to turn your payment processing into a force for good?
Visit Larecoin to set up your merchant account.
The onboarding process supports gift cards, ACH transfers, and push-to-card services. Multiple entry points for your existing infrastructure.
No complicated setup. No separate charity accounts. Just payment processing that powers global change.
The Future of Purpose-Driven Commerce
The payment processing industry is evolving. Consumers demand transparency. Businesses need competitive advantages.
Larecoin delivers both.
Lower costs than traditional processors. Tax-deductible charitable contributions. Measurable social impact. Blockchain transparency.
Your business processes payments anyway. Why not feed hungry families while you do it?
The 1.5% transaction tax isn't a cost. It's an investment in your brand, your tax strategy, and global change.
Check out more merchant insights at our payment processing guide.
The question isn't whether to adopt purpose-driven payments. It's whether you can afford not to.

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