Skrill

So two things happened.

For the crypto side, all of poker, all the shady sites that remained, the only way to deposit, because PayPal, MoneyBookers, Neteller, Skrill, they were all shut down.

But Bitcoin was the way that you would deposit to these sites.

So everybody in poker who was in the United States in 2011 era found Bitcoin.

numbers game.

Well, we got to save for Skrill.

Let's do this.

Well,

Obviously, you have to KYC the users when they come in.

And then we had, um, payments, and, and we're using all different kinds of vendors for that, such as PayPal and Adyen and Skrill and all those kind of guys.

And even though you have all those vendors, it's still a lot of technology that you have to put to orchestrate all of that, and then a lot of human operations to move users through your onboarding.

Now, what occurred to me is, is that this same problem is being solved by every single consumer financial company all over the world.

This was only a test.

In the effect of a real emergency, if you get caught up into some real street shit, contact Death Row Records, where everything is real and it's all about Skrill.

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You know, one of the ways for consumers to get money to a gambling or a gaming merchant was through a wallet.

So there were, you know, companies like FirePay and NetTeller and Skrill.

all of which were companies or brands or businesses that we started.

So we were ultimately the creator of FirePay, the wallet, as was the case of Neteller and was the case of Skrill.

So when I, you know, I was part of the founding group of what became Paysafe.

And at PaySafe, you know, that was part of our arsenal and our product suite, you know, servicing consumers all over the world with a wallet like Neteller and Skrill.

And to this day, Neteller and Skrill are still pretty popular and are being used by PaySafe.

Yeah, and I use the word shady because it – go back to the zeitgeist of that moment, right? The perception of an online company not based in America and you're going to give them your credit card number in order to deposit funds into this thing.

It's like, it's like the other day I wrote, I found out about a new, about the 137 and then Anik you discovered it in the cube.

And then Skrill was like, yeah, I just went down that rabbit hole as well.

And, and other, and, and, um, And other artists were commenting about it.

Do you see it that way? Do you see the numbers or the block heights? Do you feel it's a new language? It's almost like a new...