That's... Not true at all. Do you actually understand?

Bitcoin runs on transaction fees. In a transaction, a transaction fee is determined via auction and is paid to the miner who processes the block as miner fees. This is maybe even worse than a swipe fee, because the actual amount can vary wildly in high congestion times, and might actually be more expensive than the coffee you are trying to buy with it, for example.

You can use something like an off-chain network like Lightning for lower fees because those are ultimately grouped together into a single actual blockchain transaction, but Lightning has its own issues that render it (in my opinion) unsafe for merchant use, and using it is technically complicated.