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wehateporn 03-28-2014 11:28 AM

Russia will develop own card payment system to avoid Visa/Mastercard
 

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/...A2Q0TU20140327

"(Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia would develop its own credit card system to reduce reliance on Western-based companies and soften the potential blow from U.S. and EU sanctions.

Putin voiced his support for plans described by senior officials to create a domestic-based system in response to restrictions placed on Russian banks last week by Visa and MasterCard, which are widely use by Russians.

"We certainly must do this, and we will do it," Putin told senior Russian lawmakers during a meeting that mainly focused on efforts to integrate the Crimea region after he signed legislation to make it part of Russia last week.


Visa and MasterCard last week stopped providing services for payment transactions for clients at Bank Rossiya, under U.S. sanctions over what the West says is Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea from Ukraine.

The two payment systems also suspended services for clients at several other banks whose shareholders are on the U.S. sanctions list. They resumed services after the U.S. government said this did not mean the banks were subject to sanctions.

"It is really too bad that certain companies have decided on ... restrictions," Putin said, without naming Visa or MasterCard. "I think this will simply cause them to lose certain segments of the market - a very profitable market."

Russia has been largely integrated into the global economy since the 1991 collapse of the communist Soviet Union, but the biggest confrontation since the Cold War has led officials to look for ways to reduce reliance on the West.

After hitting Russian officials and lawmakers with visa bans and asset freezes over the annexation of Crimea, the United States and European Union are threatening measures affecting entire economic sectors if Russia escalates the crisis.

Western states have emphasised they do not recognise Crimea as being part of Russia, but Putin - his popularity boosted by the acquisition - has pressed ahead with steps to integrate the Black Sea Peninsula.

"We must do everything as swiftly as possible so that those who live in Crimea ... feel like fully-fledged citizens of the Russian Federation," Putin told the senior lawmakers.

Crimeans voted to secede from Ukraine and join Russia in a March 16 referendum dismissed as a sham by Western governments which say it violated Ukraine's constitution and was held only after Russian forces seized control of the Black Sea peninsula."

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/...A2Q0TU20140327

itx 03-28-2014 11:31 AM

The sanctions will last for years and years, that will be the legacy of Putin :1orglaugh

In the long run the russian economy will be affected.

FreeHugeMovies 03-28-2014 11:36 AM

This is going to fuck him in a long term. I wonder how many millions will be spent on this company and how much will be stolen?

VikingMan 03-28-2014 11:39 AM

Russia does not need to set much up if they don't want to because China has their own payment system that Russia could plug into.

CAHEK 03-28-2014 11:46 AM

No more money to Visa/Mastercard profits.

Marshal 03-28-2014 11:57 AM

I know of many countries that have their own payment systems based on the same technology. It is not so complicated to create one, having in mind that this technology is couple of decades old. You can use the similar cards as VISA/Master and upgrade the ATM software to recognize which payment card is used.

Syrenka 03-28-2014 11:57 AM

Well on the Visa note...did you guys here about this?
"Wal-Mart Sues Visa For $5 Billion For Rigging Card Swipe Fees"

Right now my payment processor is CCBill and it pisses me off every year when I have to fork out the $500 to Visa so that I can take payments with them. Now MasterCard has jumped on that bandwagon for ANOTHER $500 per year! Yes, I know they say it is because the Adult Industry is high risk for them but I say that's crap. They do it because they can.

femdomdestiny 03-28-2014 12:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FreeHugeMovies (Post 20030981)
This is going to fuck him in a long term. I wonder how many millions will be spent on this company and how much will be stolen?

so much,...probably few days of revenue from oil export :) Or they will just increase price of Gas for EU ,to compensate.

Robbie 03-28-2014 01:04 PM

I think the rest of the world NEEDS to stop letting the United States Govt. boss them around like children.
We invade and the occupy complete foreign countries.
Russia takes back a section that is full of Russian speaking Russians and we stick our nose in it and start shit.

It's ridiculous. Especially at a time when the world economy sucks.

But the guys in Washington D.C. think that they can boss everybody around.

It's that kind of thinking that has us living in fear of terrorism. And if Washington, D.C. keeps on bullying every other country in the world & sticking our nose in everyone's business, it's going to come back and bite us in the ass again.

seeandsee 03-28-2014 01:45 PM

but still they can use it outside russia because you need to spreed that around globe, and how the fuck they dont have it already? even my shit country have local cards...

femdomdestiny 03-28-2014 01:54 PM

If I remember good, card are reenabled only one day after that info. They figured out what kind of loss would it be. Also, it is strange that Russia already don't have own card system? Maybe they didn't give a fuck until now.

crockett 03-28-2014 02:00 PM

Having their own card won't solve any issues outside of Russia. The card likely won't be accepted anywhere outside of Russia meaning any Russians hoping to travel will have to carry cash. Much worse anyone wanting to visit Russia will not be able to use Visa or MC which will hurt Russian tourism..

Honestly Putin has won a very short term gain, but he has set Russia back for many many years.,

crockett 03-28-2014 02:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20031048)
I think the rest of the world NEEDS to stop letting the United States Govt. boss them around like children.
We invade and the occupy complete foreign countries.
Russia takes back a section that is full of Russian speaking Russians and we stick our nose in it and start shit.

It's ridiculous. Especially at a time when the world economy sucks.

But the guys in Washington D.C. think that they can boss everybody around.

It's that kind of thinking that has us living in fear of terrorism. And if Washington, D.C. keeps on bullying every other country in the world & sticking our nose in everyone's business, it's going to come back and bite us in the ass again.

There is a slight difference Robbie.. While I didn't agree with invading Iraq, the US did not invade Iraq and try to make Iraq become the 51st state. We took over their country be it right or wrong, but we set up a new govt and they were able to go their own way. Yes the US still has some influence but we are not pulling the strings as evident by many of Iraq's decisions that were against what the US wanted.

Russia on the other had has invaded a country and made a chunk of that country theirs. Along with doing so they stole a shitload of assets of Ukraine including about 80% of it's Navy a large portion of it's Air force and shitloads of govt property..

When the US invaded Iraq we didn't take all their shit, we handed the country over to a new govt.

Robbie 03-28-2014 02:29 PM

I disagree crockett.

We occupied Iraq for how many years? And why?

The Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union. The people in Crimea WANT to be Russian. Most of them were born as Soviets. They speak Russian, etc.

My real point is: The United States has no reason to stick it's nose in there.

We run around commanding other countries to do what we say:
Whether it's causing problems in South America, Asia, The Middle East, or now Russia...the U.S. federal govt. has made us the most hated nation in the world. :(

DWB 03-28-2014 03:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20031048)
I think the rest of the world NEEDS to stop letting the United States Govt. boss them around like children.
We invade and the occupy complete foreign countries.
Russia takes back a section that is full of Russian speaking Russians and we stick our nose in it and start shit.

It's ridiculous. Especially at a time when the world economy sucks.

But the guys in Washington D.C. think that they can boss everybody around.

It's that kind of thinking that has us living in fear of terrorism. And if Washington, D.C. keeps on bullying every other country in the world & sticking our nose in everyone's business, it's going to come back and bite us in the ass again.

:2 cents: Amen.

pimpmaster9000 03-28-2014 03:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crockett (Post 20031085)
When the US invaded Iraq we didn't take all their shit, we handed the country over to a new US PUPPET govt.

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

no you just destroyed their shit for decades and decades to come and installed a pupet/blackwater government where preferred individuals close to the US government make BILLIONS in "Rebuilding" iraq that you bombed to shit in the first place over fucking lies about WMD and "Safety of americans" LOLOLOL

define comedy: an american complaining about some other country invading some other country :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh comedy does not get better than this LOL

wehateporn 03-28-2014 03:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20031048)
I think the rest of the world NEEDS to stop letting the United States Govt. boss them around like children.
We invade and the occupy complete foreign countries.
Russia takes back a section that is full of Russian speaking Russians and we stick our nose in it and start shit.

It's ridiculous. Especially at a time when the world economy sucks.

But the guys in Washington D.C. think that they can boss everybody around.

It's that kind of thinking that has us living in fear of terrorism. And if Washington, D.C. keeps on bullying every other country in the world & sticking our nose in everyone's business, it's going to come back and bite us in the ass again.

+1 :thumbsup

WDF 03-28-2014 03:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20031099)

The Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union. The people in Crimea WANT to be Russian. Most of them were born as Soviets. They speak Russian, etc.

If they want to be Russians they should go to Russia to live.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20031099)
My real point is: The United States has no reason to stick it's nose in there.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapes...ity_Assurances


Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20031099)
We run around commanding other countries to do what we say:
Whether it's causing problems in South America, Asia, The Middle East, or now Russia...the U.S. federal govt. has made us the most hated nation in the world. :(

Can you imagine what the world might look like if the US kept to itself.

WDF 03-28-2014 04:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crucifissio (Post 20031149)
....some other country invading some other country....

You admit it was an invasion, that means Russia violated the terms of the Budapest Memorandum and left itself open to other signatories involvement and sanctions.

So Russia, by your own admission, is to blame for the entire Ukraine issue. Russia was the aggressor, they violated all kinds of world agreements, and deserve to be isolated from the global economic community.


Well I am glad we finally got that settled.

There's a "Skeeter" on some "PETER" whack him off!

directfiesta 03-28-2014 04:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WDF (Post 20031161)

Can you imagine what the world might look like if the US kept to itself.

A much better place :2 cents:

crockett 03-28-2014 04:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20031099)
I disagree crockett.

We occupied Iraq for how many years? And why?

The Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union. The people in Crimea WANT to be Russian. Most of them were born as Soviets. They speak Russian, etc.

My real point is: The United States has no reason to stick it's nose in there.

We run around commanding other countries to do what we say:
Whether it's causing problems in South America, Asia, The Middle East, or now Russia...the U.S. federal govt. has made us the most hated nation in the world. :(

You didn't see me say that I thought we should stick our nose in there.. I said that Iraq and Ukraine are two different things and are no way the same. We are not controlling Iraq.. We have some input but it's about it, the Iraqis are able to say fuck you if they like. It might mean we stop giving them aide but we aren't gonna take their country away.

Russia isn't going to occupy Crimea for a few years and hand it over, they stole part of a sovereign govt's land and they aren't about to turn it back over.. Ask Chechnya how that is working out for them.. Russia isn't gonna hold a open vote and allow them to do what they want? Yea....when far Russian women fly...

Also Crimera was actually part of the Ottoman Empire.. It's not like it's always been Russian...

borked 03-28-2014 04:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20031048)
I think the rest of the world NEEDS to stop letting the United States Govt. boss them around like children.
We invade and the occupy complete foreign countries.
Russia takes back a section that is full of Russian speaking Russians and we stick our nose in it and start shit.

It's ridiculous. Especially at a time when the world economy sucks.

But the guys in Washington D.C. think that they can boss everybody around.

It's that kind of thinking that has us living in fear of terrorism. And if Washington, D.C. keeps on bullying every other country in the world & sticking our nose in everyone's business, it's going to come back and bite us in the ass again.


While I agree with the sentiment, I think this particular situation calls for more analysis - maybe you are only seeing the "US does this, US says that" analysis on TV without reasons why Europe is silent on this.
Much of Europe depends on Russian gas - has done for a long time. If Europe went in with all guns blazing, then Russia would (rightly) cut off Europe from (or at least hike prices enormously with) its gas. The US has FA to do with Russian gas, so is being the front man to do all the talking.

If troops go on the ground (like it looks like they already are), it'll be UN troops not US.

This will never be a US-led war (never was), but more of a big pissing match for who gets the rights to Ukraine (East vs West). Ask why the Russian govt actually intervened, just when a pro-Russian govt gave way to a pro-euro interim govt?

Ukraine has always been pissing territory between east and west and it looks like history is again repeating itself - the US is just playing the Voice.

borked 03-28-2014 04:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crockett (Post 20031085)
Yes the US still has some influence but we are not pulling the strings as evident by many of Iraq's decisions that were against what the US wanted.

DO you actually believe that? Do you honestly believe that such a capitalistic country like the US would spend billions upon billions of $ just to "free" a non-capitalistic country like Iraq and then say, "cheers, we're out of here"

Iraq is 100% controlled by the US in its new govt and don't try to say otherwise.

Wellness Cash 03-28-2014 04:25 PM

Waiting for the news that the fee for MasterCard & Visa processing for high-risk merchants (us basically) will be going up...

WDF 03-28-2014 04:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by directfiesta (Post 20031176)
A much better place :2 cents:

But you don't care to acknowledge my other comments comrade, why is that?

If you do not like the US so much why don't you return to the motherland instead of enjoying the economy and liberties here in the US?

I am sure your answer will be entertaining, please do allow me time to retrieve a beverage and some popcorn.

RummyBoy 03-28-2014 04:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20031048)
I think the rest of the world NEEDS to stop letting the United States Govt. boss them around like children.
We invade and the occupy complete foreign countries.
Russia takes back a section that is full of Russian speaking Russians and we stick our nose in it and start shit.

Well said....... actually the China payment system is a big deal, they should try and go with that or use that as a model or maybe turn QIWI into something like that.

HomerSimpson 03-28-2014 04:54 PM

They have said that they will start using china's UnionPay (probably until they develop their own solution)...

Phoenix 03-28-2014 06:25 PM

i want one :)

bronco67 03-28-2014 06:27 PM

Russia will develop it's own credit card system? That's fucking funny. Putin just got billions of dollars richer.

You think America is corrupt? We're amateurs at corruption compared to Russia. Someone will be skimming their ass off.

WDF 03-28-2014 07:58 PM

I heard they are going to call it PutinPay. In mother Russia PutinPay You!

And you better not leave your home in the motherland without it!

pornmasta 03-28-2014 08:02 PM

how to be the middleman ?
see below

adultmobile 03-29-2014 09:27 AM

Russians with serious money who travel out of Russia for luxury and lavish life, do not have russian bank accounts. They have swiss, seychelles etc. bank accounts, and so no problem for VISA/Mastercard.
Russians who only keep in Russia to buy thinks, can use local cards. Lots of euro union countries got national-only cards - as well as I don't think USA "Discover" card it is that much accepted outside USA...

beerptrol 03-29-2014 09:29 AM

epassporte will be reborn

Robbie 03-29-2014 09:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by beerptrol (Post 20031750)
epassporte will be reborn

Epassporte was a Visa card.

You guys don't know what you're talking about.

pornmasta 03-29-2014 11:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20031763)
Epassporte was a Visa card.

You guys don't know what you're talking about.

i do, see below

qwe 03-29-2014 11:32 AM

good idea, china has it too... man those sanctions going to back fire for usa/euro companies... they can create a mainstream card for use inside Russia, while still having visa/mc for people if they travel... so if someone needs to use visa/mc they can, but everything inside Russia will be charged to national card

Robbie 03-29-2014 04:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by qwe (Post 20031859)
good idea, china has it too... man those sanctions going to back fire for usa/euro companies... they can create a mainstream card for use inside Russia, while still having visa/mc for people if they travel... so if someone needs to use visa/mc they can, but everything inside Russia will be charged to national card

Who knows? Maybe it will work out.

Pres. Obama seems to have ideas on how to keep the economic recovery nice and SLOW.

2009: Economy in shambles, high unemployment. Solution: OBAMACARE

2014: After 5 long years of "recovery" the economy is finally starting to show some signs of life.
Solution: Put economic sanctions on Russia in a shaky world economy.

:disgust

freecartoonporn 03-29-2014 09:47 PM

go Putin go.

Femjoy Michael 03-30-2014 03:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by VikingMan (Post 20030982)
Russia does not need to set much up if they don't want to because China has their own payment system that Russia could plug into.

this is the most concise and observant reply in this thread.
Unionpay is everywhere now, even in the US thanks to all the chinese tourists spending big

AmeliaG 03-30-2014 04:03 AM

Who processes UnionPay for adult?

RummyBoy 03-30-2014 04:04 AM

US Unable To Isolate Russia

http://www.bloomberg.com/video/u-s-u...XihSFGwsw.html

Kolargol 03-30-2014 05:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by directfiesta (Post 20031176)
A much better place :2 cents:

Most of us would never be born because our grandfathers would end in gas chambers.

WDF 03-30-2014 11:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kolargol (Post 20032270)
Most of us would never be born because our grandfathers would end in gas chambers.

But that was over 70 years ago, most do not know of this.

They believe it was Russia alone that ended that era.

adultmobile 03-30-2014 12:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AmeliaG (Post 20032236)
Who processes UnionPay for adult?

No one can process for adult in china as adult is banned in china.

AmeliaG 03-30-2014 02:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by adultmobile (Post 20032452)
No one can process for adult in china as adult is banned in china.


I guess, if UnionPay is Chinese, that probably would apply even to the Russian market for legal products there. I'd like to be able to sell to more Eastern European fans one if these days. Pre-sanctions, those cards already got rejected a lot.

evy97 05-06-2014 05:45 AM

Hey Visa and MasterCard, it's too late to apologize :1orglaugh -> http://www.themoscowtimes.com/article/499594.html

Quote:

Visa and MasterCard will hold fast to Russia despite a new law that forces them to pay over $3.8 billion as a security deposit to the Central Bank.

Both international firms consider the measures taken as too severe and think that they will not only make work in Russia more difficult, but also have a negative impact on the whole system of electronic payments in the long-term, the companies said in an official statement on Tuesday.

"Several provisions in the law are unprecedented and will have a severe impact on the payments market in Russia ? particularly cardholders, financial institutions and merchants," Visa said in a statement. The company, however, intends to work closely with the government in order to resolve the existing difficulties.

MasterCard said that they will also continue their cooperation with government bodies, financial and trade organizations and will examine the new law thoroughly. The company added it will try to overcome the difficulties.

The new legislation on the national payment system, signed on Monday by President Vladimir Putin, requires all international firms to pay a security deposit equivalent to two days of transactions processed in Russia to the Central Bank.

The new regulations come into force on July 1, 2014. They also require foreign payment operators to inform the government about any stoppage of service in advance. International payment systems will also have to set up a processing center based in Russia.

Analysts Slam New Legislation
"The amount of the deposit is too big as it is stated now. At the moment it exceeds the companies annual profit in the country," said Alexei Portansky, professor at Moscow's Higher School of Economics. He added that he hasn't heard of security deposits being common practice in other countries, so Russia may become a pioneer in this respect.

Portyansky, however, doesn't think that the restrictive measures may eventually lead to a massive pull out of MasterCard and Visa from the country. "The companies will struggle to find a solution. The Russian market is too big for them to lose," he added.

"The legislator has gone into extremes. The approved regulations are almost a ban on the work of foreign payment systems," said Garegin Tosunyan, an expert in banking legislation at the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.

The creation of a national payment system in Russia was initiated by Vladimir Putin after Master Card and Visa cut services for two Russian banks sanctioned by the U.S. The two companies are major players on the Russian market as they process nearly 60 percent of all transactions in the country.


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