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James G. May 9, 2024
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Data is the new store of value, and AI computing power is the key to unlocking its potential. As an infrastructure provider, you can not only support the next wave of innovation but also earn ROIs higher than any other asset class. Don't wait to invest in emerging token projects and GPU marketplace opportunities. Control your future and secure your financial success today!

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Marek R. May 9, 2024
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Let's connect at Money 20/20 in Amsterdam!

If you'd like to chat about how usage / consumption based pricing strategies are starting to take off in fintech, and best practices for going down that route let's connect. Happy to share experiences and learning from across SaaS and tech that we're now seeing adopted in fintech and financial services businesses more widely.

Money20/20 Europe in Amsterdam | 4 - 6 June 2024

Join us in Amsterdam, where the industry's leading Financial Services innovators come together to connect and create the future of money. Buy your ...

 
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Viktoria S. May 9, 2024
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Miscoding via vouchers, top up cards and crypto


High-risk payments have a storied history with anonymous vouchers, top-up cards, and cryptocurrency. Early on, when compliance was less stringent, people used creative ways to process payments for services like adult entertainment and gambling. As the internet expanded, so did the demand for alternative methods.

Anonymous top-up cards were one of the first solutions. They allowed users to purchase a virtual or physical card without providing personal information. Funds could be added via bank transfer or another card, and balances could then be used for discreet online payments. Online gift vouchers, offering another anonymous way to deposit larger sums than top-up cards were popular too.

However, regulations tightened, as these tools were increasingly linked to fraud and tax avoidance. By 2018, cryptocurrency emerged as a new way to bypass regulation. Exchanges allowed users to buy crypto with traditional currency, enabling seamless transactions for any product or service. Crypto quickly replaced traditional vouchers and top-up cards as the leading high-risk payment facilitator.

These exchanges often processed payments exclusively for high-risk businesses. However, traditional banks, which collected the fiat currency, quickly noticed suspicious patterns and restricted their operations. After seeing most new exchange applications turn out to be fraudulent, payment providers began rejecting them all, from the get-go.

If a payment method is limited or restricted, there’s often a valid reason.

Read the full article: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/miscoding-via-vouchers-top-up-cards-crypto-stocks-viktoria-soltesz-dptzf/?trackingId=43nd6x3JS%2ByFm%2BW7o9laBQ%3D%3D

Miscoding via vouchers, top up cards and crypto

I always say: money is like water. If it needs to move, it finds it ways, and cuts obstacles.

 
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