How to solve chargebacks for SaaS platforms

Don't lock users in

This is what tips and earned wage access becoming normalized looks like.

The ways companies contort themselves to not be considered lenders tells me something about our lending regulations and valuations are very broken

Can you imagine the deck and strategy that went into this

McKinsey is becoming a parody of itself and that's amazing

Just a reminder the UK does not have a housing crisis.

It has a wage crisis.

UK wages have been flat for 15 years meanwhile US fast food workers are on $100k.

Compute AKA labor

They're interchangeable

GDP is reported in USD

USD has inflated dramatically

Bottom right quadrant is the solution to demographic challenges and social security funding gaps

Honestly I get this.

The 'crypto is low brow' is myopic

There are low brow bits of crypto but it's also inevitable.

It's the most polarised subject.

At its best it is sublime vitalik blogs and toly engineering

At its worst it's, just THE worst.

Both things are true.

This is good stuff, great info to be on top of what’s happening in the industry.

#fintech

Yooo!!!

YES MAN 🔥🔥🔥🤌

This is interesting. AMEX is partnering with Payhawk for spend management in Europe.

For people who love Amex rewards but modern spend management controls.

Reminds me of how @navan is thinking about 'Bring Your Own Card'

payhawk.com/en-us/integrat…

#BaaS 2023 vs #BaaS 2024

This is the long term argument for pay by bank (and in point of sale, decoupled debit)

Many have tried. Most have failed. Target is an exception.

Stripe link has a shot at changing that.

In case you, like me, wondered who’s the processor for the new Robinhood $HOOD Gold card. It’s Fiserv $FI 👇🏻