In today's modern age of electronic commerce if you sell something 24 hours a day you should be able to process the order and ship it 24 hours a day. THAT is the standard. Back in the 1990's before we had the payment processes standardized, it was understandable you needed to have a physical review of the transaction before shipping. Overcoming those limitations is what really initiated the modern age of "touchless" purchasing and delivery and eliminated international time constraints for delivery, particularly in the software field.
That seems to be everywhere in every country in the world other than at Native Instruments. Why is that? It's terribly frustrating to purchase something and see the payment actually show up in my bank account and still have to wait several hours before my download is authorized by NI.
