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Centralized Payment

Centralized Payment (Bitcoin · Chapter 1) — "Payment-card operations and fraud impose substantial costs on merchants and create friction that can hinder growth…

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  • Payment-card systems create both commercial burdens and institutional value.
  • Payment-card operations and fraud impose substantial costs on merchants.
  • Payment-related friction can hinder growth, efficiency, and commerce.
  • Banks and payment networks remain necessary for ordinary digital-money transfers.
  • An independent institution verifies identity and the right to use funds.
  • These intermediaries create institutional trust.
  • Removing intermediaries could reduce fees.
  • Lower fees could release money for investment in businesses, products, and jobs.
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"Payment-card operations and fraud impose substantial costs on merchants and create friction that can hinder growth, efficiency, and commerce. Banks and payment networks remain necessary because digital money cannot ordinarily be sent from one person to another without an independent institution verifying identity and the right to use funds. These intermediaries create institutional trust, but removing them could also reduce fees and release money for investment in businesses, products, and jobs."

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