Payment Processing comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from January 2019 to November 2022.
The discussion touches on the risks of digital finance, referencing the collapse of FTX. The hosts speculate on whether Musk will use a stablecoin or Dogecoin for Twitter's internal economy. They analyze the cost-effectiveness of internal ledgers versus traditional payment processing for small transactions.
Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, the first completely cashless pro sports venue, experienced a major system failure during a WWE event. A nationwide outage at payment processor TSYS prevented fans from purchasing food or drinks, highlighting the vulnerabilities of a cashless society.
Jordan Peterson announced he is developing a subscription platform to serve as an alternative to Patreon following the de-platforming of several creators. Peterson aims to solve the problem of arbitrary bans, though the hosts warn that payment processors like MasterCard often dictate these policies. The project is described as being in the "tricky" software development phase.
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