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Check this out👇 Unmodified terminal clearing using a standard credit card 🤯 Here's how it works: Colossus tricked standard EMV credit card terminals into signing Ethereum ERC-4337 transactions, bypassing Mastercard and Visa 🤯 Colossus works with existing cards and terminals while settling noncustodially on Ethereum. Colossus vertically integrates the...

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MJTruthUltra

4,210,098 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Courtyard Club - The 080 VIP Business Class Lounge at Terminal 2 of Bengaluru Airport (Watch the video 👇👇👇) 👉This is accessible for Free with ICICI Bank’s Emeralde Private Metal and Times Black Credit Cards 👉Not accessible using Priority Pass or HDFC Bank’s Infinia Credit Card 👉This Lounge is within the 080 Lounge. 👉While regular 080 Lounge was almost full with no sitting space, this was completely empty in morning hours (around 7:30 AM). 👉There was a dedicated attender who serves you tea, coffees, juices etc on table. Alcoholic drinks also, but alcoholic drinks are chargeable. 👉There was buffet of desserts, coookies and fruits which you can take on your own. 👉No separate food buffet. You need to take your food from the regular Lounge buffet (although it was very close to it). Have you visited this ? How was your experience? Mention in comments 👇👇👇 Press Like button and Repost if you found it informative 😊. Follow “SpendWisely” for updates, info and tips about credit cards and online shopping. ————————————— For all ongoing Credit Card offers (First Year Free, Lifetime Free, Extra Joining Benefits Offers), visit Micro-website of SpendWisely. Here is the Link 👉 ————————————— Note: Always take a credit card basis your own need and personal spending pattern, not just because of an offer. Make your own assessment. Some of the Links in the post might be our referral links. If you apply through these links we might get some referral benefits. [credit card, spendwisely, spend wisely, credit cards]
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Courtyard Club - The 080 VIP Business Class Lounge at Terminal 2 of Bengaluru Airport (Watch the video 👇👇👇) 👉This is accessible for Free with ICICI Bank’s Emeralde Private Metal and Times Black Credit Cards 👉Not accessible using Priority Pass or HDFC Bank’s Infinia Credit Card 👉This Lounge is within the 080 Lounge. 👉While regular 080 Lounge was almost full with no sitting space, this was completely empty in morning hours (around 7:30 AM). 👉There was a dedicated attender who serves you tea, coffees, juices etc on table. Alcoholic drinks also, but alcoholic drinks are chargeable. 👉There was buffet of desserts, coookies and fruits which you can take on your own. 👉No separate food buffet. You need to take your food from the regular Lounge buffet (although it was very close to it). Have you visited this ? How was your experience? Mention in comments 👇👇👇 Press Like button and Repost if you found it informative 😊. Follow “SpendWisely” for updates, info and tips about credit cards and online shopping. ————————————— For all ongoing Credit Card offers (First Year Free, Lifetime Free, Extra Joining Benefits Offers), visit Micro-website of SpendWisely. Here is the Link 👉 ————————————— Note: Always take a credit card basis your own need and personal spending pattern, not just because of an offer. Make your own assessment. Some of the Links in the post might be our referral links. If you apply through these links we might get some referral benefits. [credit card, spendwisely, spend wisely, credit cards]

SpendWisely

15,522 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

🎙 Episode 1 Is Live: Visa x WeFi This is a major milestone for us. Our first official podcast with Visa is now live, and we’re opening with one of the most important conversations in modern finance: stablecoins and the convergence of traditional payments and crypto. The conversation features Alexandra Soroko, Growth Product & Partnerships at Visa, and Michael Batuev, Head of Global Payments at WeFi. 👉 This episode goes beyond surface level commentary. We explore how Visa views stablecoins not as a passing trend, but as infrastructure. While they still represent less than 1 percent of global money flows, their efficiency, speed, and programmability position them as a powerful new layer in how money moves globally. Visa has been observing and building in crypto since 2018. Innovation at that scale requires navigating regulation, technology, and multiple geographies. But when they integrate something new, it connects to a network of more than 150 million merchants worldwide. That scale turns innovation into real world access. A key theme in the discussion is convergence. Fintech companies like WeFi move fast, design around users, and ship quickly. Global payment networks bring distribution, resilience, and trust. The future is not about replacement. It is about combining strengths. Will stablecoins replace fiat? Unlikely. The strongest innovations coexist and enhance what already exists. Stablecoins can evolve into a powerful financial rail while remaining connected to established payment systems, making them usable in everyday life. At WeFi, we are at the forefront of this movement. By working within established infrastructure like Visa and building products designed around real user needs, we are helping bring stablecoins from theory into practical, global utility. Digital assets are no longer on the fringe. They are entering the core of global finance. Episode 1 is just the beginning. Watch now and be part of the conversation shaping the next chapter of payments 🌍
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🎙 Episode 1 Is Live: Visa x WeFi This is a major milestone for us. Our first official podcast with Visa is now live, and we’re opening with one of the most important conversations in modern finance: stablecoins and the convergence of traditional payments and crypto. The conversation features Alexandra Soroko, Growth Product & Partnerships at Visa, and Michael Batuev, Head of Global Payments at WeFi. 👉 This episode goes beyond surface level commentary. We explore how Visa views stablecoins not as a passing trend, but as infrastructure. While they still represent less than 1 percent of global money flows, their efficiency, speed, and programmability position them as a powerful new layer in how money moves globally. Visa has been observing and building in crypto since 2018. Innovation at that scale requires navigating regulation, technology, and multiple geographies. But when they integrate something new, it connects to a network of more than 150 million merchants worldwide. That scale turns innovation into real world access. A key theme in the discussion is convergence. Fintech companies like WeFi move fast, design around users, and ship quickly. Global payment networks bring distribution, resilience, and trust. The future is not about replacement. It is about combining strengths. Will stablecoins replace fiat? Unlikely. The strongest innovations coexist and enhance what already exists. Stablecoins can evolve into a powerful financial rail while remaining connected to established payment systems, making them usable in everyday life. At WeFi, we are at the forefront of this movement. By working within established infrastructure like Visa and building products designed around real user needs, we are helping bring stablecoins from theory into practical, global utility. Digital assets are no longer on the fringe. They are entering the core of global finance. Episode 1 is just the beginning. Watch now and be part of the conversation shaping the next chapter of payments 🌍

WeFi

16,721 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

I don't think most people understand the magnitude of our government launching the Paymera cashless platform just 18 months after Syria's 🇸🇾 liberation❗ To put this into perspective, consider Turkey's experience with its local payment platform "Troy," which wasn't launched until the year 2016. Prior to that, Turkish banks relied entirely on Visa and Mastercard to process all credit card transactions. Paymera will operate in a similar fashion. Syrian banks will issue cards bearing the Paymera logo, designed exclusively for domestic use within Syria. For online purchases or international travel, customers would still need a Visa or Mastercard. What makes this development significant, however, is that payment terminals across Syrian merchants will now be capable of accepting all cards — both local and international. And if sanctions ever got reimposed on Syria 🇸🇾, God-forbid, it wouldn't effect our internal cashless payment systems.
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I don't think most people understand the magnitude of our government launching the Paymera cashless platform just 18 months after Syria's 🇸🇾 liberation❗ To put this into perspective, consider Turkey's experience with its local payment platform "Troy," which wasn't launched until the year 2016. Prior to that, Turkish banks relied entirely on Visa and Mastercard to process all credit card transactions. Paymera will operate in a similar fashion. Syrian banks will issue cards bearing the Paymera logo, designed exclusively for domestic use within Syria. For online purchases or international travel, customers would still need a Visa or Mastercard. What makes this development significant, however, is that payment terminals across Syrian merchants will now be capable of accepting all cards — both local and international. And if sanctions ever got reimposed on Syria 🇸🇾, God-forbid, it wouldn't effect our internal cashless payment systems.

Syrian Strategist

13,296 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

🚨🔒 Stay vigilant against credit card skimming devices! 🔒🚨 They might look like your standard keypad at self-checkout, but some are actually skimming devices! On April 1, the two pictured individuals attached a credit card skimming device to a self-checkout register at Walmart located on Exposition. It wasn’t until July 1 that the device was discovered! It is still not known how many people could have had their information stolen, but detectives are actively working on this case. If you recognize either of these individuals, please contact MetroDenverCrimeStoppers. With the increase in self-checkout registers, investigators have noticed a rise in credit card skimming incidents, where criminals install hidden devices on card readers to steal your sensitive information. Here's how you can protect yourself: 🔎 Stay Observant: Before using any card reader, inspect it closely for any signs of tampering or loose components, even consider giving it a tug since they are usually only installed with tape. If something seems off, trust your instincts, and report it to staff or management. 🕵️ Shield Your PIN: While entering your PIN, shield the keypad with your hand or body to prevent anyone from capturing it with hidden cameras or who might be peeking over your shoulder. 💳 Choose High-Visibility Locations: Opt for gas pumps, ATMs, or checkout registers that are more frequented or can be seen by the attendant. Skimmers often target remote or less busy areas. 📱 Use Contactless Payment: Whenever possible, utilize contactless payment methods like Apple Pay or Google Pay. These methods provide an extra layer of security by not transmitting your actual credit card number. 🔒 Monitor Your Accounts: Regularly check your credit card and bank statements for any unauthorized transactions. Report suspicious activity immediately to your financial institution and the police. 💼 Report Suspected Skimming: If you come across a suspicious card reader or suspect skimming activity, notify the authorities and the business where it was found. Your help can prevent others from falling victim. 🔄 Share the Word: Spread awareness about credit card skimming among family and friends. #ScamAlert #RelationalPolicing #CommunityCommitment
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🚨🔒 Stay vigilant against credit card skimming devices! 🔒🚨 They might look like your standard keypad at self-checkout, but some are actually skimming devices! On April 1, the two pictured individuals attached a credit card skimming device to a self-checkout register at Walmart located on Exposition. It wasn’t until July 1 that the device was discovered! It is still not known how many people could have had their information stolen, but detectives are actively working on this case. If you recognize either of these individuals, please contact MetroDenverCrimeStoppers. With the increase in self-checkout registers, investigators have noticed a rise in credit card skimming incidents, where criminals install hidden devices on card readers to steal your sensitive information. Here's how you can protect yourself: 🔎 Stay Observant: Before using any card reader, inspect it closely for any signs of tampering or loose components, even consider giving it a tug since they are usually only installed with tape. If something seems off, trust your instincts, and report it to staff or management. 🕵️ Shield Your PIN: While entering your PIN, shield the keypad with your hand or body to prevent anyone from capturing it with hidden cameras or who might be peeking over your shoulder. 💳 Choose High-Visibility Locations: Opt for gas pumps, ATMs, or checkout registers that are more frequented or can be seen by the attendant. Skimmers often target remote or less busy areas. 📱 Use Contactless Payment: Whenever possible, utilize contactless payment methods like Apple Pay or Google Pay. These methods provide an extra layer of security by not transmitting your actual credit card number. 🔒 Monitor Your Accounts: Regularly check your credit card and bank statements for any unauthorized transactions. Report suspicious activity immediately to your financial institution and the police. 💼 Report Suspected Skimming: If you come across a suspicious card reader or suspect skimming activity, notify the authorities and the business where it was found. Your help can prevent others from falling victim. 🔄 Share the Word: Spread awareness about credit card skimming among family and friends. #ScamAlert #RelationalPolicing #CommunityCommitment

Aurora Police Dept

51,400 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

Crossmint just announced AI agents will soon be able to get their own Visa cards. "Not stablecoin backed cards. Not insecure raw card number sharing, but native, agent first cards powered by Visa Intelligent Commerce." (Challenging the 'AI will transact on crypto rails' thesis.) The Crossmint cards will allow AI agents to request budgets from human supervisors, then generate virtual Visa cards to execute purchases autonomously. The demo shows an agent spinning up an ad campaign, and managing operational expenses with only an initial approval from a human. This follows the same trajectory Coinbase is already proving works. Their AI "digital employees" now write over 50% of their code and handle 60% of customer support. Though Coinbase is using stablecoins via the x402 protocol to let agents handle autonomous tasks that require real money. Regardless of how these actions are being funded: We're all about to get a whoooole lot more efficient!
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Crossmint just announced AI agents will soon be able to get their own Visa cards. "Not stablecoin backed cards. Not insecure raw card number sharing, but native, agent first cards powered by Visa Intelligent Commerce." (Challenging the 'AI will transact on crypto rails' thesis.) The Crossmint cards will allow AI agents to request budgets from human supervisors, then generate virtual Visa cards to execute purchases autonomously. The demo shows an agent spinning up an ad campaign, and managing operational expenses with only an initial approval from a human. This follows the same trajectory Coinbase is already proving works. Their AI "digital employees" now write over 50% of their code and handle 60% of customer support. Though Coinbase is using stablecoins via the x402 protocol to let agents handle autonomous tasks that require real money. Regardless of how these actions are being funded: We're all about to get a whoooole lot more efficient!

Milk Road

15,667 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

🔥🔥🔥 The recent OCC statement is financial history in the making! What’s written there validates so much of what we’ve been analysing about Stronghold, and even about networks like Stellar and Ripple. For the first time, the US regulator states plainly, banks can hold crypto on their balance sheet, pay network fees, and operate directly on blockchains as a normal part of banking activity. I’m not sure everyone fully grasps the scale of this 😅 Banks not only can, they MUST be connected to different ledgers whenever those networks form part of permissible banking activities. The regulator describes DLTs as “new ways of conducting the very old business of banking”, and that says everything. It means blockchains are no longer a technological experiment; they’re being treated as natural extensions of the financial system. The document goes even further by stating that a bank may be unable to perform certain functions if it lacks the capacity to operate on these networks. If the payment, settlement, swap, or record is happening on a specific ledger, the bank needs to be there and it needs to operate using the native token, because that’s how fees are paid, transactions are validated, and consensus is reached. For the OCC, this is simply part of how a modern bank should function. And because each ledger works under its own rules — Ethereum with gas, Stellar with path payments, Ripple with ODL — the OCC explicitly acknowledges that banks will need to hold small amounts of multiple crypto-assets whenever this supports permitted activities. To test platforms, settle movements, reconcile internal wallets, execute client instructions… all of it requires presence on the networks and tokens to operate. This vision opens the door to something far bigger, a financial system where banks are connected to several DLTs simultaneously, each one serving a different purpose. Liquidity, messaging, FX, settlement. And if banks need to be on these networks, they also need the layers that link them together, translate data, maintain compliance, and ensure all of this can coexist with traditional standards. This is where the entire ecosystem of utility tokens and interoperable networks takes on renewed importance. 🔥 HUUUGE! 🔥 🧠 Know what you hold! $SHx $XLM $XRP #DigitalAssets #ISO20022 #Crypto #RWA
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🔥🔥🔥 The recent OCC statement is financial history in the making! What’s written there validates so much of what we’ve been analysing about Stronghold, and even about networks like Stellar and Ripple. For the first time, the US regulator states plainly, banks can hold crypto on their balance sheet, pay network fees, and operate directly on blockchains as a normal part of banking activity. I’m not sure everyone fully grasps the scale of this 😅 Banks not only can, they MUST be connected to different ledgers whenever those networks form part of permissible banking activities. The regulator describes DLTs as “new ways of conducting the very old business of banking”, and that says everything. It means blockchains are no longer a technological experiment; they’re being treated as natural extensions of the financial system. The document goes even further by stating that a bank may be unable to perform certain functions if it lacks the capacity to operate on these networks. If the payment, settlement, swap, or record is happening on a specific ledger, the bank needs to be there and it needs to operate using the native token, because that’s how fees are paid, transactions are validated, and consensus is reached. For the OCC, this is simply part of how a modern bank should function. And because each ledger works under its own rules — Ethereum with gas, Stellar with path payments, Ripple with ODL — the OCC explicitly acknowledges that banks will need to hold small amounts of multiple crypto-assets whenever this supports permitted activities. To test platforms, settle movements, reconcile internal wallets, execute client instructions… all of it requires presence on the networks and tokens to operate. This vision opens the door to something far bigger, a financial system where banks are connected to several DLTs simultaneously, each one serving a different purpose. Liquidity, messaging, FX, settlement. And if banks need to be on these networks, they also need the layers that link them together, translate data, maintain compliance, and ensure all of this can coexist with traditional standards. This is where the entire ecosystem of utility tokens and interoperable networks takes on renewed importance. 🔥 HUUUGE! 🔥 🧠 Know what you hold! $SHx $XLM $XRP #DigitalAssets #ISO20022 #Crypto #RWA

StrongSHx

28,480 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

💳 How to grab a virtual card in 2025, pay with your phone and move money any way you like — the + stack What’s the service? ⚡ CardsPro → is a storefront where you can buy a virtual payment cardS in just a few minutes. Right after sign‑up the system opens a wallet for you — that’s where your money lives, while the cards themselves are issued by Capitalist partners. 📲 The card issuer will automatically verify your mobile device. Make sure the email on your card matches your Apple ID. ✈️ Feature # 1 — cards that work with ⚡ Apple Pay / Google Pay 🇭🇰 HK - USD card — add it to Apple Pay or Google Pay and tap to pay in 160 + countries. 🇭🇰 HK - EUR card Same deal, but everything settles in euro *Price*: $ 2.50 / € 2.00 to issue, 4 % top‑up fee. *Payment fee*: $ 0.25 per successful charge, +2 % and $ 0.25 if you’re billed in a “foreign” currency. ✈️ Feature # 2 — easy ways to top up and cash out Top‑up options: • USDT TRC‑20; funds land in ~1 min 💀+💀+💀+KILLER FEATURE: • Special, non-public, Top-Secret Faster Payments System — auto‑convert to USD/EUR at the Capitalist rate • Internal Capitalist transfer • USDC, BTC, or ETH via your account at • SEPA / SWIFT — for corporate accounts only after KYB. Withdrawals (after KYC) — offers 30 + routes: • Visa/Mastercard cards in dozens of countries (🇷🇺, 🇺🇦, 🇰🇿, 🇺🇸, etc.) • bank wires SEPA/SWIFT, SPEI 🇲🇽, PIX 🇧🇷, PSE 🇨🇴, IMPS 🇮🇳… • wallets like Payoneer, Skrill, Neteller, GCash 🇵🇭, ZaloPay 🇻🇳… • crypto BTC/ETH/USDT/USDC ✈️ Feature # 3 — cards for SaaS and subscriptions: * 🇭🇰 (Mastercard USD) — low decline rate, a favourite with media buyers. * 🇺🇸 (Visa USD) — US BIN, plays nicely with Stripe and SaaS platforms. * 🇬🇮/🇬🇧 (Mastercard USD) — prepaid cards with no 3‑D Secure, issued in batches for A/B testing. * 🇪🇪 (Visa USD/EUR) — Estonian licence, high limits (up to € 25 000) and shared team balances. Cost is roughly the same: $ 2–2.50 to issue, $ 0.70 per transaction.
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💳 How to grab a virtual card in 2025, pay with your phone and move money any way you like — the + stack What’s the service? ⚡ CardsPro → is a storefront where you can buy a virtual payment cardS in just a few minutes. Right after sign‑up the system opens a wallet for you — that’s where your money lives, while the cards themselves are issued by Capitalist partners. 📲 The card issuer will automatically verify your mobile device. Make sure the email on your card matches your Apple ID. ✈️ Feature # 1 — cards that work with ⚡ Apple Pay / Google Pay 🇭🇰 HK - USD card — add it to Apple Pay or Google Pay and tap to pay in 160 + countries. 🇭🇰 HK - EUR card Same deal, but everything settles in euro *Price*: $ 2.50 / € 2.00 to issue, 4 % top‑up fee. *Payment fee*: $ 0.25 per successful charge, +2 % and $ 0.25 if you’re billed in a “foreign” currency. ✈️ Feature # 2 — easy ways to top up and cash out Top‑up options: • USDT TRC‑20; funds land in ~1 min 💀+💀+💀+KILLER FEATURE: • Special, non-public, Top-Secret Faster Payments System — auto‑convert to USD/EUR at the Capitalist rate • Internal Capitalist transfer • USDC, BTC, or ETH via your account at • SEPA / SWIFT — for corporate accounts only after KYB. Withdrawals (after KYC) — offers 30 + routes: • Visa/Mastercard cards in dozens of countries (🇷🇺, 🇺🇦, 🇰🇿, 🇺🇸, etc.) • bank wires SEPA/SWIFT, SPEI 🇲🇽, PIX 🇧🇷, PSE 🇨🇴, IMPS 🇮🇳… • wallets like Payoneer, Skrill, Neteller, GCash 🇵🇭, ZaloPay 🇻🇳… • crypto BTC/ETH/USDT/USDC ✈️ Feature # 3 — cards for SaaS and subscriptions: * 🇭🇰 (Mastercard USD) — low decline rate, a favourite with media buyers. * 🇺🇸 (Visa USD) — US BIN, plays nicely with Stripe and SaaS platforms. * 🇬🇮/🇬🇧 (Mastercard USD) — prepaid cards with no 3‑D Secure, issued in batches for A/B testing. * 🇪🇪 (Visa USD/EUR) — Estonian licence, high limits (up to € 25 000) and shared team balances. Cost is roughly the same: $ 2–2.50 to issue, $ 0.70 per transaction.

Breaking Moneyverse 🚨 ᴺᵉʷˢ You Need to Know

103,554 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

.Charles Yoo-Naut (🌧️,🌧️) is one of the most quietly consequential founders in not just onchain finance, but fintech as a whole. He and farooq 🌧 started building Rain in 2021, before the GENIUS Act, before stablecoin legislation was even a conversation, when the industry was still debating whether crypto had real use cases at all. Rain was built on a belief that every financial product will eventually run on stablecoin rails, and that cards are the bridge to get there. Charles rebuilt the modern money stack from the ground up, powered by stablecoins. Today Rain processes over $3 billion a year in card volume, having raised over $300 million in three rounds across 12 months, hitting a $1.95 billion valuation. Charles sat down with Drew Rogers in San Francisco to discuss: - What it actually looks like when stablecoins settle end to end on Visa rails - Why Rain's biggest customers are companies that didn't exist two years ago - The moment cross-border payments stop needing banks in the middle - What happens when agents start making purchases, and who is liable - How a 95-person company avoids the Block trap of hiring 8,000 - Why the line between a card payment and a stablecoin payment is about to disappear - What it feels like to become a dad while scaling a company at this pace Timestamps: 02:29 - $250M Series C, $1.95B valuation 03:40 - The conviction that started four years early 06:08 - $3B annualized card volume 08:33 - USDC settlement with Visa 12:33 - From "Ramp for DAOs" to the full TAM 14:36 - Western Union and the stablecoin sandwich 21:36 - 17 days to go live 26:15 - "I don't know if I could be an AI founder right now" 33:50 - Stablecoins passing cardholder to merchant 44:01 - Microtransactions and content paywalls 46:33 - Becoming a dad Presented by Altitude
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.Charles Yoo-Naut (🌧️,🌧️) is one of the most quietly consequential founders in not just onchain finance, but fintech as a whole. He and farooq 🌧 started building Rain in 2021, before the GENIUS Act, before stablecoin legislation was even a conversation, when the industry was still debating whether crypto had real use cases at all. Rain was built on a belief that every financial product will eventually run on stablecoin rails, and that cards are the bridge to get there. Charles rebuilt the modern money stack from the ground up, powered by stablecoins. Today Rain processes over $3 billion a year in card volume, having raised over $300 million in three rounds across 12 months, hitting a $1.95 billion valuation. Charles sat down with Drew Rogers in San Francisco to discuss: - What it actually looks like when stablecoins settle end to end on Visa rails - Why Rain's biggest customers are companies that didn't exist two years ago - The moment cross-border payments stop needing banks in the middle - What happens when agents start making purchases, and who is liable - How a 95-person company avoids the Block trap of hiring 8,000 - Why the line between a card payment and a stablecoin payment is about to disappear - What it feels like to become a dad while scaling a company at this pace Timestamps: 02:29 - $250M Series C, $1.95B valuation 03:40 - The conviction that started four years early 06:08 - $3B annualized card volume 08:33 - USDC settlement with Visa 12:33 - From "Ramp for DAOs" to the full TAM 14:36 - Western Union and the stablecoin sandwich 21:36 - 17 days to go live 26:15 - "I don't know if I could be an AI founder right now" 33:50 - Stablecoins passing cardholder to merchant 44:01 - Microtransactions and content paywalls 46:33 - Becoming a dad Presented by Altitude

Stabledash

23,379 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten