A business owner completes the four-question self-assessment and answers yes to three of the four questions. Customer demand exists, transactions are retail and complete at checkout, and her existing provider already offers crypto. She does not pay overseas suppliers. What does this assessment suggest?

The four questions are a fit assessment, not a checklist that requires full marks. Three out of four means meaningful demand, an appropriate transaction type, and no new infrastructure required. That is a strong starting position. The overseas payments question adds relevance for businesses with international suppliers, but its absence does not make crypto less appropriate for accepting domestic customer payments. A clear fit on the core questions is enough to take the next step.