What Would John Dillinger Do With Instant Payments?

  The end of cash does not mean the end of crime. But it does mean that we have to do proper risk analysis on its replacements, whether these are going to be instant payments, digital currency or cryptocurrency (where the fraud and scams are already legion). ..
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