Indeed. OP has said above that people are afraid to use BTC because the transaction takes a long time.
Considering this fact, I think OP can't say "doing well" on the title. He has a big problem here, people still don't want use BTC as the payment tool due to long time for its transaction.

Do you mean using USDT for payment tool is riskier? Or you mean holding USDT is riskier?
I don't see any problem to use USDT as a payment tool. It is even more secure because its price is stable. Don't avoid the fact that BTC is more volatile than USDT. By they way, OP shouldn't hold all the payments, he must convert them to dollars. It is the way to secure his bussiness profits.

Be careful downloading or using a search engine in google play, use the official website of Electrum when someone wants to download it because it's a safe way to download Electrum and the last thing is always to verify GPG signatures.

However, I tend to agree with this using Electrum as your Bitcoin wallet via payment method, you can also use it through a QR code on that app.
It usually takes 10-15 mins when the confirmation transaction to confirm and for a safe transaction could be 3-4 confirmations and that's unlikely can reverse a transaction.

Good luck in your business, glad to know there are people who keep spreading Bitcoin awareness.

Glad you got paid a few times. Biance's P2P business quickly completes the transfer. At present, the price of cryptocurrency fluctuates greatly. I suggest switching to usdt or busd for trading.

Yes, that's true, but there has to be a middleman in this case (when we have a transaction happening on a commercialized level) where we have that next level of ease of use.

Congrats @OP. Even if your customer pays using BNB, they will still be willing to try using crypto to pay for what they buy. If more customers are willing to open themselves up to pay for what they buy using crypto, it will help the adoption process around you. Perhaps, you will probably be known as a crypto pioneer who has helped them to know how to use crypto as a means of payment. And I have seen that you have successfully introduced other payment methods besides fiat. Congrats again @OP.

Hey OP, super interesting to read about it, I don't think I've ever seen a rice seller use BTC. Now the question is where are you located and could someone buy from you and deliver? I don't mind paying BTC half first and half on delivery? Do you have a list of what you sell and where to deliver? And obviously all legal?

We eat a lot of rice here but lately prices have gone so crazy most people buying smuggled ones but of course with quality that's scary to trust (so I don't do that as I'm afraid of what's in it).

Hey, I am sorry that I could not answer all of you individually. But here's some info which will clear some doubts.
I have recently started to accept crypto and getting good feedback as you can see on the payment history. As many of you have said that there are no BTC transactions yet. Well, we are in the first phase of using crypto as a payment. And USDT/BUSD has same value as USD and calculating them as a price is easy. BTC calculation and its volatility makes it hard to calculate.
Here's an example.  
Someone called me and placed an order, which he will pick up tomorrow. So if I calculate the price in BTC today and the market rise up or dump after that, the price calculation needs to be done again. It's different in hand-to-hand order. So I have to consider that too. If someone is willing to pay me in BTC, then I will accept it happily. But I can not force them to use only BTC as payment. IT's their personal choice. From my end, I think this is just the beginning of a great thing. We are slowly starting from the start point and when we will reach to the finish line, I am sure we will see all kind of crypto payments.

And one more thing I have noticed while reading all your feedbacks is that you guys want me to use my own personal BTC private wallet to receive payments. I am working on that. I will add that soon in my business. And the thing is, I have to convert the majority of my crypto into fiat money in order to reinvest them in my business. Currently, the amount I earn is not suitable for holding crypto. So in the future, when I make this business grow more, I will try to save one third of my earnings in Crypto. So pray for me, guys. We can build a crypto community for sure.

Everything comes with a challenge, But we will see what happens. I am not afraid to accept some challenge.

It is, but you need to know that nothing comes for free. That's why I am concern to use it. But until I can use private wallet perfectly, I will have to stick to it.
Thank you
Thanks mate.
Maybe I can deliver. Kindly let me know your address. If you are concern to disclose your address, then DM me.
You can see that in the first post linked in this post. if you are not interested to see that the ill say it here. Binance Pay. All crypto are accepted

Thank you.
Thanks a lot mate
It will be done shortly. working on it.
Thanks for the positive vibe. means a lot man.

This is an expected concern for a business who are having a tight cash flow. Anyway, does Binance Pay does not have a feature to accept FIAT payment settlements? Other third-party payment gateway services have a direct crypto-FIAT conversion, maybe if you consider other options for the payment gateway, you can utilize that features in the meantime. For example, Bitpay[1] and Coinbase Commerce[2] have the feature.

[1] https://bitpay.com/business
[2] https://www.coinbase.com/commerce

It is good to see someone including crypto as a payment system. I have read your previous post too. You are doing a great work for the community. Hope you will expand the business more and establish a good ecosystem where you can take crypto as the main source of payment. Till the day arrives.

The fact that nobody wants to spend their bitcoins in a bear market, I think the bigger obstacle is the volatility and transaction fees of bitcoin as well as transaction confirmation time, which makes people more hesitant. If I were a customer, I would also be quite hesitant to buy a few kilos of rice or food at a low cost, and if I had to pay an extra transaction fee, I would feel a bit uncomfortable. That's the user mentality I think everyone has.