The Payment Industry Has Accepted Too Much Pain as Normal
The more time I spend around payment infrastructure, the more I notice something that bothers me. A lot of pain in this industry has been accepted as normal. People accept that migrations will be stressful. People accept that support will need to escalate basic questions. People accept that settlement and reconciliation will sometimes become messy….
The Truth About First Movers: Why RapidCents Will Dominate Payments by 2036
People love the idea of the “first mover.” The story sounds simple: the company that gets there first wins. But history tells a very different story. When Google launched in 1998, search engines had already been around for years. Archie existed in 1990. Yahoo! launched in 1994. AltaVista and Lycos were already dominating the internet…
Why I, as an Iranian, Would Thank America ,Even If USA attacked Islamic Regime for their own benefits
I know what people are saying online and in the news. They say, “The US and Israel didn’t bomb Iran for the people; they did it for their own benefit, for the oil, for the geopolitics, for their own security.” I don’t want to argue with them. In fact, to some extent, I agree. I…
The Most Valuable Asset We Waste Without Noticing
I recently signed up for a boxing club. Boxing is a legacy sport for me , something I used to do from age 17 to 25. Back then, it gave me discipline, structure, confidence, and a sense of identity. Life got busy, I stepped away, and years passed. But now that I’m back… I can…
Mani Rahnama
