You got it backwards. It's the opposite. TAAL "pays" (through the exclusive discounted rates) the wallets to get the transactions submitted to them so they can make money through transaction fees.

Ok, thanks. So actually, Money Button and HandCash are not clients of TAAL per se then?

@musiq can you expand on that? Not sure if I understand. TAAL pays MB and HandCash so they form exclusive contracts with TAAL?

Here's how I understand it. Yes MB and HandCash are TAAL's clients. The service TAAL provides is transaction processing. Transaction processors make money through transaction fee per transaction, which is included by the users when they submit transactions. Because BSV transaction processors need to make money from volume, they make deals with companies like MB and Handcash so they get bulk transactions submitted to them. And MB and Handcash negotiate lower transaction fee rate from TAAL in exchange for exclusivity. The lower transaction fee directly benefits users, which in turn indirectly benefits MB and Handcash. Companies like MB and Handcash make TAAL money by giving them transactions full of transaction fees, TAAL should be the ones thanking MB and Handcash for giving them bulk transactions, not the other way around.