@dgwbirch Of course Mondex did this back in the 90s while the Royal Canadian Mint did a similar thing more recently with MintChip. Both these systems preserved privacy not really provided by alternative account based schemes.
Nearly home at the end of a long day, and very moved by your lovely messages. If I haven’t thanked you personally be assured they mean a lot to me - and show that Twitter can still be a very kind place
We assume that digital transformation leads to cyber security problems but arguably unexpected design issues are an even bigger problem. Such problems may be visible but usually are not. #cybersecurity#payments
@dgwbirch It's not really the fiat currency more the tokenisation. A fiat token doesn't necessarily need a bank account or ID see #MonZap at https://t.co/gCp62iLeUH
Well, they let me back in with a warning to obey the rules, or something similar, Baffling. I can only surmise that not tweeting for 12 straight hours counts as "unusual behaviour" for me.
Deutsche Bank Research report on open banking points out that PSD2 and GDPR will distort competition to the great benefit of the "internet giants" (as I have been pointing out for ages) https://t.co/ek8eZENhXj
New payments are one thing but how about the banks providing protection against authorised push payment scams. Authentication is currently a one way process.