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How to Accept Crypto Payments: A Step-by-Step Guide
Cryptocurrencies are no longer confined to the realm of tech enthusiasts — they’ve become a practical payment option for businesses of all sizes. In the U.S. alone, more than 2,000 businesses now accept cryptocurrency payments, with major brands like Starbucks, Home Depot, and Tesla leading the charge. For tech-savvy business owners and entrepreneurs, accepting crypto payments can open doors to…
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The customer knows best: How to ensure you’re delivering an effective digital payments experience
It’s been more than five years since regulations around open banking, which reflected the changing nature of how consumers engage with banking and payments in this modern age, came into force. Cash is no longer the dominant form of payment; just 6% of the UK population uses cash for most things or everything, according to statistics from the UK government,…
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Best International Merchant Accounts for Secure Global Payments
The six best international merchant accounts are: An international merchant account allows businesses to accept cashless payments such as credit cards, digital checks, and ACH from customers across the globe. It manages multiple currencies through a network of partnerships with local processors in different countries. Back in the day, businesses with international clients were mostly large B2Bs. However, with new…
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How to Hide Your OnlyFans Payments History
There are around 420 million monthly active users on OnlyFans, a social media platform featuring digital marketing advice, fitness content, vocabulary lessons, and anything else you can think of. There’s also porn, porn catering to literally any interest or fetish that exists on Earth. If you’d like to join up and enjoy said porn (or cooking lessons), but you’re not…
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Google deactivates Russian AdSense accounts, sends final payments
Google is notifying Russian YouTubers, bloggers, and publishers that their Adsense accounts are being deactivated and can no longer be used for advertising. Google AdSense is an online advertising platform developed by Google that allows website owners, bloggers, and YouTube creators to monetize their content by displaying targeted advertisements. As reported by Habr earlier today, the tech giant is sending…
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