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by bebrown2 11y ago
Adyen does a good job providing a developer-centric platform with robust controls around fraud rules and other elements. I'd encourage you to benchmark them. You and your colleagues can also drop me an email anytime to discuss: ben.bro
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by bebrown2 11y ago
The European payments landscape is much, much different: 1. Because they make less money on cards and card networks are controlled by pushy American corporations, European banks actively campaign against the use of cards online. So instead
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by bebrown2 11y ago
Thanks for your contributions to the FPTF, Jordan!
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by bebrown2 11y ago
Large banks aren't opposing faster payments anymore. It's my understanding that the NACHA membership voted to approve Same Day ACH and it will be phased in over the course of 2016-2018. In addition, the largest FIs are creating an
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by bebrown2 11y ago
Bank transfers don't really cost $5. The typical price for an ACH transfer is more like $0.05, down to $0.01 at scale. Stripe is making a nice profit on these because it's really hard to get an FI to do this for you if you are a s
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by bebrown2 11y ago
Is there actual progress on this? Anyone seen it live? Because the video and site are from May 2015.
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by bebrown2 11y ago
"In the US Stripe charges 2.9%. That's 66% more than in Australia. Do you think it costs Visa that much extra to process a payment in the US? No, it clearly does not." Yes, actually, it does. Payment processors like Stripe (t
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by bebrown2 11y ago
No, all debit was regulated. As @pc said, the difference is whether or not the issuing bank has $10 billion in assets. Some kinds of prepaid debit cards are also excluded from the regulation.
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by bebrown2 11y ago
Someone put up the fintech beacon, and now I am here.
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by bebrown2 12y ago
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