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Non Bank Payments: Pay Pal or WebMoney (part 3)

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Most people recognize the brand name Pay Pal. The Pay Pal brand is the largest online digital payments company in the world. However, Pay Pal seriously discriminates against the U.S. non bank population. If you don't have a local bank account and a credit card for verification & funding you cannot properly operate a Pay Pal account.

The Pay Pal online account is ALWAYS funded by the consumer's credit card or bank account (strict limits & verifications apply). This “digital to bank & bank to digital” funding process illustrates how all U.S. funds move between national currency and mainstream digital payment accounts. The credit card or the bank account of the owner is ALWAYS the original funding source. Funds which exit a PayPal digital account back to the user are generally sent by electronic fund transfer (wire) to the account holders bank.

All U.S. online digital payment accounts are only able to pull funds from existing regulated bank products. There is no way to use cash money to fund an online U.S. payment account and there are no Pay Pal prepaid cards which could be purchased for cash. In the United States, it is not permitted to deposit or withdraw digital payment funds outside of the normal regulated banking procedures. (no third party agents) Consequently if you don't have a bank account or credit card you are out of luck operating a U.S. digital payment account.

Compared to the U.S. market, Russian non bank payments operate on the other end of the cash spectrum. The restrictions placed on U.S. consumers by companies like Pay Pal are basically nonexistent in Russia. The Webmoney Transfer system was created for those consumers without any bank account or plastic cards. As a Webmoney customer with no bank account there are a wide variety of convenient cash funding solutions available through third party agents. (Webmoney even offers prepaid funding cards) Today, more than 30% of the total WMR (ruble purse) deposits come from cash-in terminals.

American regulators ask, “how can you permit these cash deposits?” While Russians citizens ask, “how is it possible you only offer funding through a bank?”

Perhaps these are both valid questions.

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For the past 7 years Mark Herpel has worked in the Digital Currency Industry. He writes for the American Chronicle and is editor of DGCmagazine. Email him with any thoughts or criticism. Note: This online publication represents Mark's personal (more...)
 

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