The biggest risks MC and V now face is losing the debit portion of their business. 2%++ swipe fees to merchants, which funds reward points and miles to card holders, is an exorbitant charge to process a payment. Merchants are now pushing back with surcharges to pay with a card. Since people are not going to return to paying with cash, alternative systems like Zelle, CashPay, and even the prospect of digital currency will threaten to take away the non-credit (debit) transactions. Time will tell.
You’re wrong and you’re talking out of your Read MC/Visa shareholder reports. This will not be located on there. Also, the interchange/merchant discount rate is not 2% on debit. Its capped at a MUCH lower rate. For credit, yeah its about 2%. 🤡
@@Tential1 Did you say just own the stocks when the internet emerged. Ask Sears, KMart, Borders, and your local travel agency how that worked out. New paradigm technology can take out even this duopoly before they know what hit them. If you have a choice between an easy to use phone app or tapping a card with a 3% surcharge, which would you choose?
All I can say I have owned both stocks, Visa and MasterCard, since 2012, and have tripled to quadrupled the investments. I was even able to sell some shares to pay off my house in 2021!🎉🎉🎉
You should sell and buy better investments. Since 2012 you could have made 100x the profits on other stocks, but instead you made 3x...the S&P had a better return than you did in 10 years. Let that sink in.
In my country, all banks issue MasterCard and visa card but there is an In App QR payment method backed by National bank's Blockchain system. This allows interbank transfer at no cost bypassing MasterCard and visa, and merchant get 100% of the payment. So right now, not many merchants are accepting payment by MasterCard and Visa, only big shopping malls or brand name stores do
That's the case in all of Asia these days India, China, Philippines, Malayasia, Indonesia ... No one uses cards, it's either cash or an app like Google Pay
visa everything is automated and secured master card gives their staff all these ways to enter your account and steal your money or card information proven by the india staff i keep dealing with so how is secured card being compared to this American ponzi scheme
@@skycloud4802 which country ? i found even post-covid in SEA - Indon/Malaysia/Thailand/Vietnam/etc. most eateries/bakery (centre/shop/stalls) still don't take visa/mc card. They have their own non-mainstream QR code phone app for contactless payment. Singapore is a little better but mostly GrabPay.
From what I've heard, it costs stores more to accept MasterCard as compared to Visa, at least here in Europe. And if I think back some decades ago, I do think there were some places that took Visa but not Mastercard (maybe because of this cost reason, or maybe because they were not as well spread out at that time).
It’s typically the opposite in Canada, MasterCard has semi-exclusivity deals with Costco and No Frills, and their interchange fees are typically marginally lower than Visa. That said they have the fewest card offerings among the Big 5, with only BMO offering Debit and BMO and RBC offering credit (and RBC also issues Visa cards). The biggest threat to Visa and MasterCard in Canada though is actually Interac.
Not sure what exactly you heard but that doesn't make sense since the EU put a cap on card transaction costs so with most card terminals there is no difference in fee between Visa/Mastercard/American Express
visa everything is automated and secured master card gives their staff all these ways to enter your account and steal your money or card information proven by the india staff i keep dealing with so how is secured card being compared to this American ponzi scheme
Have cards with the MC and Visa logos and can pretty much use them every. Even the Amex and Discover cards I have are pretty much accepted everywhere. To me they are just a logo and backing bank is more important.
@@Tential1 i don't think I've ever been to a store that accepted Visa but not Mastercard, to me they're just interchangeable. Amex on the other hand... are either rejected or have require higher fees.
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visa everything is automated and secured master card gives their staff all these ways to enter your account and steal your money or card information proven by the india staff i keep dealing with so how is secured card being compared to this American ponzi scheme
2:25 Purchase payments card, India kicked out master card and we have UPI which requires no card and there is no fees involved- just mobile phone and a QR code. Google is advocating for the technology to be implemented in US, let's see what happens if that ever gets implemented.
I don't think the same method works in the US as it takes considerable time to make payment with UPI. On the other hand it takes 2 seconds with card, time is money here.
I’m Mexico we have a governmental system called spei, and cards and banks can use it to do electronic transfers between banks, and each bank has it integrated in their own app, even fintechs, and a QR code payment system, both are tools that the central bank issues
Same in Brazil with PIX system, once PIX can also be given credit straight from the bank you belong to, that will be a problem for credit card flags like Visa and Mastercard
In India, we have something called UPI. Using a phone number you can do peer to peer transactions and using a QR code, merchant transactions. It can also be linked to your bank account and also the credit line. Essentially rendering any other method of payment methods irrelevant. Around 70% of digital transactions are now done using UPI and fast gaining market share. Visa and Mastercard as expected, went crying to their government crying foul. And keep in mind, 40% of the global real time transactions are executed in India.
Many big media enterprises, CNBC included, are just "Fortune 500 Co" advertisement machines. In media and entertainment, advertising pays for and drives content.
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Interesting. In Estonia, only Luminor and Citadele issue Visa cards, the rest - Mastercard. It’s notable that the vast majority of people use Mastercards here. AmEx is basically unheard of.
Back in the day Visa was more accepted in Europe than Mastercard, but now not. I like my MC since it gives points and I get cash back for purchases, even groceries.
@@raylopez99 I do remember that some 10-12 years ago I had a Visa card. Sounds about right. Oh, you’re lucky. In my small country, cash back in credit cards isn’t common, even in case of golden tier ones. We only get travel insurance and airport lounge access. 😅 We’re a small market, so no wonder.
@@joghaella9500 I do remember about 30+ years ago trading through the mail a fellow chess player a number of US dollars for an Estonian note that featured the chess GM Paul Keres on the cover (I forget which denomination, it's somewhere buried in my house). The Estonian no doubt thought he was getting the better deal but within a year, the dollar had actually depreciated relative to the kroon! I actually made money off that transaction, lol.
@@raylopez99 The good old days. 😇 I really loved the design of our former currency, but, needless to say, the introduction to euros and becoming part of the EU led to an amazing growth of our economy and ensured a high living standard. So, I’m quite grateful for that. :)
In my lifetime as an adult I have never encountered a situation where Mastercard or Visa wasn’t available here in Sydney. As a kid in the 80s I think I saw this once at a restaurant when someone wanted to pay with Mastercard and they only took Visa. American Express is a different store. Higher merchant fees mean a limited amount of stores accept it.
I'd recommend to make a video about the payment system in China, where the use of digital transactions seem the norm and people don't tend to use anymore physical bank notes. It's very convient, fast, reliable and secure. I'd like to know the drawbacks of that system as well.
I am also not sure about the security thing... they probably do their best to provide security... but even American companies don't spend enough to make their systems secure... I am not sure if chinese companies have security as one of their top priorities... probably enough security to make sure they don't loose a lot of money and keep up with government mandates... however, I don't think they are afriad of customer backlash or competitors...
In HKJ which is supposedly a third world country we have an instant transfer service that is also FREE! it works 247 between different banks and can transfer amounts as small as 0.001 JD and as large as 10000 JD!
already a reality in Europe. Cards are only gonna be used at cash registers. More and more online vendors, including streaming subscriptions etc. are moving to accept real-time bank transfers.
The only reason they are pending is to verify that there isn't any fraud happening. And although they say 2-3 days, as long as it's a weekday, mine always goes through the next day. Imagine if someone hacked your account and you were unable to stop it because payment went through immediately.
They also issue their own cards meaning they have the ability to change terms and conditions and pretty much do anything that they want, its Amex > consumer/merchant compared to bank > mc/visa > consumer/merchant. If that makes sense, im not sure if im explaining it correctly my brain is not working today 😵😅 but I definitely agree that amex has huge potential to grow, they haven’t even touched Europe yet really besides the UK and a few other countries, which will change in the future i believe. Im eastern european and im already seeing more and more places accept it which is amazing
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Never have really loved the Mastercard cards and associated programs they have - for that I just have a simple cashback no fee Mastercard for when there's a retailer that doesn't take AMEX or Visa. Its almost entirely AMEX for me these days - the Cobalt card is a real game-changer - and sure AMEX overall acceptance tends to be lower, but my acceptance rate has been very good, even with local small businesses! Those few times a year I run into non-acceptance, I just use my VISA card.
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I've switched to visa. More and more business are switching to it as it's better for cheaper for international transactions. As globalisation continues it should grow market share
They are pretty much interchangeable in my experience, it’s extremely unusual to find a merchant accepting one but not the other. Other networks are also widely accepted (Discover, JCB, Unionpay, AmEx etc).
CNBC, I am loyal card user to the card with best services I'll keep card for many, many years because my honesty to pay back the card plus use its great services. That how me born in the U.S.A. native think, I love great services and will pay off my card use it for many years. thanks for the video.
@@porcorosso4330 I am not sure what he means with faster network, it makes no sense but that's my guess. The main difference is that American Express is both a card issuer and a payment network. Visa/Mastercard only a payment network and have cards issued by other banks.
Unless also you have discover they are also both and very easy to get hard to fall behind and if your good at English stick with them other teams to do business or personal with is a fricken nightmare I hear especially if your in another time zone your welcome 🤗
Visa used to be dominant in Kenya up to around 2010. From there, Mastercard invested a lot in marketing and partnerships. You walk in a bank and by default they give you a Mastercard unless you request for Visa. Somehow, Visa has hardly done anything significant to attract users.
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I had nothing but problems with Mastercard while traveling abroad. I asked my bank to either give me a Visa card, or I'll change to a bank that has Visa. Now it's so much better.
If that passes it will still be business as usual with visa and mastercard. 2 percent swipe fees arent going to change or go away. Discover and Capitol one will gain a little traction but visa and mastercard will still be by far the main players.
Using both at some point in my lifetime I would say I have had less complaints about missing money from my account with Mastercard as opposed to visa. The security is unmatched. Visa also does reach out to you abroad whenever you perform some outrageous transactions especially if it's a US Bank but mastercard might just go ahead and decline it beforehand since it's unusual. The alerts of mastercard are slow to come in as opposed to visa.
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Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) networks like Hedera will take payment networks such as MasterCard, Visa, Pay Pal, and FIS Global to another level...and keep an eye out for emerging micro-payment processing company's that are built on DLT (Hedera) like Dropp!
Great video! I have a question, I have two fraud inquiries on my reports that I would like to get removed. I've seen your video regarding this, but Im still a bit confused. So I know my first step would be making a call with the credit bureau (Experian) but should I also make call what time? And would I be never stop sending a good compny *VRI TOKEN* to my friends and people I know regarding any credit situations
Thank you for the video. I am a big fan of the channel. In this video I have to point out two things. Unfortunately there is a mistake at 0:20 . There were over 624.86 billion transactions using payment cards for a total of 40.645 trillion dollars spent. Furthermore I did not see a good a reasoning as to why Mastercard is beating VISA. You mention their stock having grown more because of investors believing there is more potential for growth due to its smaller market share but that’s it? VISA is obviously also targeting new markets, just like the mentioned B2B market.
Be aware that the payments systems are changing rapidly. Instant payments solutions are growing fast. See Brazil for example. In less than 2 years, PIX has become our main payment and transfer systems. It's free for individuals, runs 24x7 and it's accepted anywhere by anyone, from individuals to large companies.
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There are other players. There are 4 players in US. In India, there's RUPAU, In SEA, there are brands like UnionPay from China and some other brands in each individual country.
Several of the biggest market experts have been voicing their opinions on exactly how awful they think the next downturn would be, and how far equities may have to go, as recession draws closer and inflation continues well above the Fed's 2% objective. I'm trying to build a portfolio of at least $850k by the time I'm 60, therefore I need suggestions on what investments to make.
There are many other interesting stocks in many industries that you might follow. You don't have to act on every forecast, so I'll suggest that you work with a financial advisor who can help you choose the best times to purchase and sell the shares or ETFs you want to acquire.
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Since master card was restricted in India for few years to issue new cards by Indian Government for non-compliance of some rule. Visa acquired much more matket with more value offering cards. Now Rupay cards have started getting attention in both Debit and credit cards in India. Soon they will beat master card and start catching up with Visa Locally.
Premium card with hosts of benefits are generally not Rupay. And Visa and Mastercard generally get the lion share of revenue from the premium cards, as they spend more. Amex specifically targets these group, as such their cards always have some fee
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Since liquidity is drying up rapidly now, in the financial system, this will affectvthe credit cards companies especially. Doesnt it? I am curious how far stocks will drop q4, q1..
The credit and insurance system is the exact reason why we are in such a problematic economy as a nation. Credit has allowed way too many people live above their means the system takes advantage of peoples need for ease and ostentatiousness to take advantage of these people at very high interest rates, Insurance has made our medical industry overpriced in every aspect because the hospitals took advantage of them.
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3:24 I do not think Issuer and Acquirer are able to communicate with each other directly as shown as bidirected arrows, instead they are communicating through mastercard network, someone correct me if I am getting this wrong
China has Union Pay.... so many countries in Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America, and Africa have various other such companies. Only in the West does Visa, MasterCard and other American companies have the largest market share.
Even Maestro Debit cards were famous before 2017. Now Visa Dominates Indian market by huge margin. Rupay is catching up faster especially after UPI with credit card option.
visa everything is automated and secured master card gives their staff all these ways to enter your account and steal your money or card information proven by the india staff i keep dealing with so how is secured card being compared to this American ponzi scheme
What I don't understand is that the stoch oscillator was showing a down trend or at least down bars and you were making all higher trades. What made you think that it would go higher vs trend to the down position? RSI was at or close to 50, but the SO was saying bearish, what in that sequence made you buy? Not making sense.👗
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Only use Apple Pay these days. Took many years for it to be accepted most everywhere. But I think the pandemic accelerated that. Four years ago it was rare to find a place of business that would accept it. Now it's just a couple major retailers that are hold outs, Like Walmart. Kroger recently caved in.
@@Entertainment- it's hilarious. They think they're getting around the giants.... Lol.... Instead of trying to outsmart visa and mastercard you'd think they'd just own the stock. They take the video as a challenge for some reason. People are weird. They see a profitable company and rather than buy it they complain and try to get around it and fail.
It will be interesting to see if China UnionPay will really try to go international on a large scale in the next several years. Just that brand by itself has a giant user base from China alone.
The biggest risks MC and V now face is losing the debit portion of their business. 2%++ swipe fees to merchants, which funds reward points and miles to card holders, is an exorbitant charge to process a payment. Merchants are now pushing back with surcharges to pay with a card. Since people are not going to return to paying with cash, alternative systems like Zelle, CashPay, and even the prospect of digital currency will threaten to take away the non-credit (debit) transactions. Time will tell.
You’re wrong and you’re talking out of your
Read MC/Visa shareholder reports. This will not be located on there. Also, the interchange/merchant discount rate is not 2% on debit. Its capped at a MUCH lower rate. For credit, yeah its about 2%.
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paying with QR options are still not widespread yet
People say stuff like this for ages..... Then cry when the companies still do well... Stop fighting... Just own the stocks....
@@Tential1 Hello there!
@@Tential1 Did you say just own the stocks when the internet emerged. Ask Sears, KMart, Borders, and your local travel agency how that worked out. New paradigm technology can take out even this duopoly before they know what hit them. If you have a choice between an easy to use phone app or tapping a card with a 3% surcharge, which would you choose?
All I can say I have owned both stocks, Visa and MasterCard, since 2012, and have tripled to quadrupled the investments. I was even able to sell some shares to pay off my house in 2021!🎉🎉🎉
You should sell and buy better investments. Since 2012 you could have made 100x the profits on other stocks, but instead you made 3x...the S&P had a better return than you did in 10 years. Let that sink in.
What's the website or someone I can talk to 1000x my investment in one day??
@@SummerSausage1 sp500 has grown by 3.5x, so it is pretty much in line
@@SummerSausage1 at least she tripled her investiment what have you done ??
And yet…you are obviously still unhappy.
In my country, all banks issue MasterCard and visa card but there is an In App QR payment method backed by National bank's Blockchain system. This allows interbank transfer at no cost bypassing MasterCard and visa, and merchant get 100% of the payment. So right now, not many merchants are accepting payment by MasterCard and Visa, only big shopping malls or brand name stores do
@Kam Cambodia
This must be a South East Asia thing. We have the exact same system in Malaysia.
Seems like you're talking about India
That's the case in all of Asia these days
India, China, Philippines, Malayasia, Indonesia ...
No one uses cards, it's either cash or an app like Google Pay
Pretty much everywhere Visa is accepted, so is Mastercard and vice versa.
Unless youre in Costco USA. LOL.
visa everything is automated and secured master card gives their staff all these ways to enter your account and steal your money or card information proven by the india staff i keep dealing with so how is secured card being compared to this American ponzi scheme
not at Costco 😂
Unless you are using something like Fitbit Pay, although practically nothing in my country supports that, Visa or MasterCard.
@@skycloud4802 which country ?
i found even post-covid in SEA - Indon/Malaysia/Thailand/Vietnam/etc. most eateries/bakery (centre/shop/stalls) still don't take visa/mc card. They have their own non-mainstream QR code phone app for contactless payment. Singapore is a little better but mostly GrabPay.
From what I've heard, it costs stores more to accept MasterCard as compared to Visa, at least here in Europe. And if I think back some decades ago, I do think there were some places that took Visa but not Mastercard (maybe because of this cost reason, or maybe because they were not as well spread out at that time).
It’s typically the opposite in Canada, MasterCard has semi-exclusivity deals with Costco and No Frills, and their interchange fees are typically marginally lower than Visa. That said they have the fewest card offerings among the Big 5, with only BMO offering Debit and BMO and RBC offering credit (and RBC also issues Visa cards). The biggest threat to Visa and MasterCard in Canada though is actually Interac.
Not sure what exactly you heard but that doesn't make sense since the EU put a cap on card transaction costs so with most card terminals there is no difference in fee between Visa/Mastercard/American Express
@@sblack53 govt should buy the interac and make it non profit
@@musahala they actually sold it, like the Canadian government eventually sells every public service and crown corporation.
visa everything is automated and secured master card gives their staff all these ways to enter your account and steal your money or card information proven by the india staff i keep dealing with so how is secured card being compared to this American ponzi scheme
Have cards with the MC and Visa logos and can pretty much use them every. Even the Amex and Discover cards I have are pretty much accepted everywhere. To me they are just a logo and backing bank is more important.
Amex is definitely not accepted everywhere. Visa is most universally accepted. Literally just had to deal with that actually.
@@Tential1 perhaps his definition of everywhere is the US
I've been in Europe with Visa and Discover, and I was unable to use Discover for a lot of my transactions.
Proudly using RUPAY in india
Now it's linked to UPI 🎉
@@Tential1 i don't think I've ever been to a store that accepted Visa but not Mastercard, to me they're just interchangeable.
Amex on the other hand... are either rejected or have require higher fees.
0:55 CAGR = "compound annual growth rate", the annualized average rate of revenue growth between any two given years
I tried this strategy on my demo account and it worked like a charm! And I didn't even always follow all the conditions exactly, for example I tried it on a range market and it worked there too! This simple strategy is so robust!
Love these videos. Could you do one on block/square next pls?
that's a good one
visa everything is automated and secured master card gives their staff all these ways to enter your account and steal your money or card information proven by the india staff i keep dealing with so how is secured card being compared to this American ponzi scheme
2:25 Purchase payments card, India kicked out master card and we have UPI which requires no card and there is no fees involved- just mobile phone and a QR code. Google is advocating for the technology to be implemented in US, let's see what happens if that ever gets implemented.
It is no longer banned anymore
I don't think the same method works in the US as it takes considerable time to make payment with UPI.
On the other hand it takes 2 seconds with card, time is money here.
@@pranaym3859 Something like UPI won’t come to the US because of lobbying from Master card and Visa. They would loose money so not gonna happen in US.
@@pranaym3859 which UPI are you using, it takes 10 seconds tops to make a payment
@@pranaym3859 sorry what? UPI payments take less than 10 seconds!
I’m Mexico we have a governmental system called spei, and cards and banks can use it to do electronic transfers between banks, and each bank has it integrated in their own app, even fintechs, and a QR code payment system, both are tools that the central bank issues
Same in Brazil with PIX system, once PIX can also be given credit straight from the bank you belong to, that will be a problem for credit card flags like Visa and Mastercard
We have mbway in Portugal although is not owned by the government but the company tha own it sibs operates the national atm system.
In India, we have something called UPI. Using a phone number you can do peer to peer transactions and using a QR code, merchant transactions. It can also be linked to your bank account and also the credit line. Essentially rendering any other method of payment methods irrelevant. Around 70% of digital transactions are now done using UPI and fast gaining market share. Visa and Mastercard as expected, went crying to their government crying foul. And keep in mind, 40% of the global real time transactions are executed in India.
“I’m Mexico”?? 🤨
@@daniel11111exactly! UPI feels like a 21st century method of payments compared to old 20th century credit cards.
Did i just watch a 10 min Mastercard advertisement!!
Yes, yes you did. We all did.
Many big media enterprises, CNBC included, are just "Fortune 500 Co" advertisement machines. In media and entertainment, advertising pays for and drives content.
No no no that was a documentary😅
Very informative video. Interesting to know it's the payment method most accepted across all countries. Priceless. Thank you.
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Interesting. In Estonia, only Luminor and Citadele issue Visa cards, the rest - Mastercard. It’s notable that the vast majority of people use Mastercards here. AmEx is basically unheard of.
Back in the day Visa was more accepted in Europe than Mastercard, but now not. I like my MC since it gives points and I get cash back for purchases, even groceries.
@@raylopez99 I do remember that some 10-12 years ago I had a Visa card. Sounds about right.
Oh, you’re lucky. In my small country, cash back in credit cards isn’t common, even in case of golden tier ones. We only get travel insurance and airport lounge access. 😅 We’re a small market, so no wonder.
@@joghaella9500 I do remember about 30+ years ago trading through the mail a fellow chess player a number of US dollars for an Estonian note that featured the chess GM Paul Keres on the cover (I forget which denomination, it's somewhere buried in my house). The Estonian no doubt thought he was getting the better deal but within a year, the dollar had actually depreciated relative to the kroon! I actually made money off that transaction, lol.
@@raylopez99 The good old days. 😇 I really loved the design of our former currency, but, needless to say, the introduction to euros and becoming part of the EU led to an amazing growth of our economy and ensured a high living standard. So, I’m quite grateful for that. :)
AmEx mostly caters to the wealthy…..so
In my lifetime as an adult I have never encountered a situation where Mastercard or Visa wasn’t available here in Sydney. As a kid in the 80s I think I saw this once at a restaurant when someone wanted to pay with Mastercard and they only took Visa. American Express is a different store. Higher merchant fees mean a limited amount of stores accept it.
I'd recommend to make a video about the payment system in China, where the use of digital transactions seem the norm and people don't tend to use anymore physical bank notes. It's very convient, fast, reliable and secure. I'd like to know the drawbacks of that system as well.
Surveillance.
I am also not sure about the security thing...
they probably do their best to provide security...
but even American companies don't spend enough to make their systems secure...
I am not sure if chinese companies have security as one of their top priorities...
probably enough security to make sure they don't loose a lot of money and keep up with government mandates...
however, I don't think they are afriad of customer backlash or competitors...
@@futuristudios Thank you, exactly.
I mean it's pushed by China, that alone should be enough of a red flag.
Fact is india accounts for 40% of worlds realtime digital txns and china is Nowhere in picture.
those people don't seem to mind having all of their purchases tracked and other surveillance measures by their government
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I’ve used all four major card providers over the last 25 years (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover), and Mastercard is the most reliable.
Now if we can get immediate money transfers instead of the pending 2 or 3-day transactions, that will be a game changer.
In HKJ which is supposedly a third world country we have an instant transfer service that is also FREE!
it works 247 between different banks and can transfer amounts as small as 0.001 JD and as large as 10000 JD!
already a reality in Europe. Cards are only gonna be used at cash registers. More and more online vendors, including streaming subscriptions etc. are moving to accept real-time bank transfers.
You're just living in the wrong country
In my country although they say that can take 2-3 days, I would say 99% of transactions go straight tro instantaneously.
The only reason they are pending is to verify that there isn't any fraud happening. And although they say 2-3 days, as long as it's a weekday, mine always goes through the next day. Imagine if someone hacked your account and you were unable to stop it because payment went through immediately.
American Express will be a very big winner in this new game because it's still so small globally.
They also issue their own cards meaning they have the ability to change terms and conditions and pretty much do anything that they want, its Amex > consumer/merchant compared to bank > mc/visa > consumer/merchant. If that makes sense, im not sure if im explaining it correctly my brain is not working today 😵😅 but I definitely agree that amex has huge potential to grow, they haven’t even touched Europe yet really besides the UK and a few other countries, which will change in the future i believe. Im eastern european and im already seeing more and more places accept it which is amazing
Also the customer service with Amex is just 10x better than any other big corporation.
Non sequitur
No way, they charge the highest fees of them all, and now with the rise in app payments business will decrease.
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In India we all love Visa more than Mastercard because the word visa gives us soothing feeling.
heh...
the master card show rebrand themselves in India...
Thanks for the video, It works with minor adjustments, First I added the Demarker (7) indicator, then I put the 70 to 60 on the Rsi because it will either touch the 50 or 60. Great with OTC trades as well. Also just changed the 30 sec chart to 1 min and 1 min time to 2 min chart. Same concept!
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I'm sure that in the late 60s and early 70s in the US MC used to be called "Master Charge" and Visa used to be called "Bank Americard".
I love these documentary style segments.
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Wildcard: using JCB card.
(Mostly known in Japan/ASEAN region) in China there are mobile apps QR code payments.
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Should take a look at Asia. We've been doing instantaneous payment transfers without Visa, MC or Amex for years now
Never have really loved the Mastercard cards and associated programs they have - for that I just have a simple cashback no fee Mastercard for when there's a retailer that doesn't take AMEX or Visa.
Its almost entirely AMEX for me these days - the Cobalt card is a real game-changer - and sure AMEX overall acceptance tends to be lower, but my acceptance rate has been very good, even with local small businesses! Those few times a year I run into non-acceptance, I just use my VISA card.
Can't deny the fact that *VRI TOKEN* is the strongest bet to bring power back to this industry after we suffered FTX, Celsius, Tera and so on. Sure if they fail it's done for good, but I don't see that the biggest tech company in the world would put everything at risk just for that.
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I've switched to visa. More and more business are switching to it as it's better for cheaper for international transactions.
As globalisation continues it should grow market share
They are pretty much interchangeable in my experience, it’s extremely unusual to find a merchant accepting one but not the other. Other networks are also widely accepted (Discover, JCB, Unionpay, AmEx etc).
Costco Canada accepts only mastercard or debit.
CNBC, I am loyal card user to the card with best services I'll keep card for many, many years because my honesty to pay back the card plus use its great services. That how me born in the U.S.A. native think, I love great services and will pay off my card use it for many years. thanks for the video.
I think both their networks are slower than AMEX but yes they are accepted in more places.
Could you elaborate I'm clueless and want to know what you mean by this
@@narz7573 AMEX is a lender, V and MC no.
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so you mean amex pay business directly without involving the banks... which in part makes their system faster...
@@porcorosso4330 I am not sure what he means with faster network, it makes no sense but that's my guess. The main difference is that American Express is both a card issuer and a payment network. Visa/Mastercard only a payment network and have cards issued by other banks.
Unless also you have discover they are also both and very easy to get hard to fall behind and if your good at English stick with them other teams to do business or personal with is a fricken nightmare I hear especially if your in another time zone your welcome 🤗
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Visa used to be dominant in Kenya up to around 2010. From there, Mastercard invested a lot in marketing and partnerships.
You walk in a bank and by default they give you a Mastercard unless you request for Visa. Somehow, Visa has hardly done anything significant to attract users.
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How come someone who is just starting out navigate the crypto space ? I don’t have the heart to see the bulk of my portfolio go from green to red.
I think it’s brilliant to use brokerage advisor for investing! Prior to speaking with an advisor I was actually suffering an investing nightmare during the economic crash in March 2020. In summary, with the help of my advisor, I have so far grown my initial $120k investment to over $550k
Impressive can you share more info?
I’d recommend investing in good projects after DYOR and DCA rather than going all in at once to ensure a good average. I don’t buy /trade just for the sake of it ,instead I sought the advice of a fiduciary financial advisor, Jessica Katherine Ellis who guides me through the process, I made £70,000 profits in my portfolio in Q2 2022
Boys is it best to invest in *VRI TOKEN* monthly or weekly? I'm thinking the fees will be higher if done weekly.
I had nothing but problems with Mastercard while traveling abroad.
I asked my bank to either give me a Visa card, or I'll change to a bank that has Visa.
Now it's so much better.
note:
Reuters animation: 1:09
Payment card wheel chart: 2:32
I have never seen an advertisement by Mastercard attacking Visa or vice-versa. Rather, their ads tend to tee off on American Express.
If that passes it will still be business as usual with visa and mastercard. 2 percent swipe fees arent going to change or go away. Discover and Capitol one will gain a little traction but visa and mastercard will still be by far the main players.
In the UK a lot of banks are moving to Mastercard
Using both at some point in my lifetime I would say I have had less complaints about missing money from my account with Mastercard as opposed to visa. The security is unmatched. Visa also does reach out to you abroad whenever you perform some outrageous transactions especially if it's a US Bank but mastercard might just go ahead and decline it beforehand since it's unusual. The alerts of mastercard are slow to come in as opposed to visa.
All of them are really nice picks. But the potential of project that elegantly combine blockchain and *VRI TOKEN* and should not be overlooked, I guess. Among them, this truly tackle real-world problems and have vibrant ecosystems, like Aiwork.
Got a mastercard because of Costco. Love it!
I honestly thought growing up they were more of a American Express I could have sworn I seen those
@@irving.kuhauluajr.5392 They're actually VISA these days, they switched from amex back in 2016
Great video. Could you also do a feature on the role of Virgil MasterCard, heir to the MasterCard fortune?
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Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) networks like Hedera will take payment networks such as MasterCard, Visa, Pay Pal, and FIS Global to another level...and keep an eye out for emerging micro-payment processing company's that are built on DLT (Hedera) like Dropp!
In the Philippines, Mastercard is big. Majority of the cards here are Mastercard. Somehow Mastercard constituents to the working class.
Great video! I have a question, I have two fraud inquiries on my reports that I would like to get removed. I've seen your video regarding this, but Im still a bit confused. So I know my first step would be making a call with the credit bureau (Experian) but should I also make call what time? And would I be never stop sending a good compny *VRI TOKEN* to my friends and people I know regarding any credit situations
Thank you for the video. I am a big fan of the channel. In this video I have to point out two things. Unfortunately there is a mistake at 0:20 . There were over 624.86 billion transactions using payment cards for a total of 40.645 trillion dollars spent. Furthermore I did not see a good a reasoning as to why Mastercard is beating VISA. You mention their stock having grown more because of investors believing there is more potential for growth due to its smaller market share but that’s it? VISA is obviously also targeting new markets, just like the mentioned B2B market.
Mastercard is one of my biggest positions. I love the credit card business. ❤
Be aware that the payments systems are changing rapidly. Instant payments solutions are growing fast. See Brazil for example. In less than 2 years, PIX has become our main payment and transfer systems. It's free for individuals, runs 24x7 and it's accepted anywhere by anyone, from individuals to large companies.
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When referencing corporate America, he said “They don’t really care about you as they make it seem” realest thing he said...I’ve seen experienced it first hand in the DMV. Black ppl aren’t really respected in corporate America. Glad that he was able to get out of there and become his own boss *VRI TOKEN*
I've always been puzzled about how something fundamental is controlled mainly by just two providers - both American as well. It's worse than big tech.
It's because of government regulation. A newcomer wouldn't be able to afford all the compliances.
You mean 4? Discover and Amex are there too.... Helps if you don't completely misrepresent the situation.
There are other players.
There are 4 players in US.
In India, there's RUPAU,
In SEA, there are brands like UnionPay from China and some other brands in each individual country.
It’s because they invented it. bancamericard invented and MC copied it.
@@Tential1 Do you see the "mainly" part? It helps if you can read.
MasterCard is not beating Visa. I used Visa seamlessly in Greece for 2 weeks, no problems. Purchased things like I was in the states.
Several of the biggest market experts have been voicing their opinions on exactly how awful they think the next downturn would be, and how far equities may have to go, as recession draws closer and inflation continues well above the Fed's 2% objective. I'm trying to build a portfolio of at least $850k by the time I'm 60, therefore I need suggestions on what investments to make.
There are many other interesting stocks in many industries that you might follow. You don't have to act on every forecast, so I'll suggest that you work with a financial advisor who can help you choose the best times to purchase and sell the shares or ETFs you want to acquire.
Yes i agree with you with the need to hire a financial advisor to help you diversify your portfolio by including Mutual Funds, Etf's, the 11 GICS groups, inflation-indexed bonds, and stocks of companies with reliable cash flows rather than growth stocks, where prices were based on future prospective earnings. Following these principles and insights from my CFP, from 2020 to date I have made around $900,000.
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He's a great man, "Jackson Sten Marsh" is he's name. I initially came across him on a CNBC report then on smart advisors and at once searched him on the internet, best decision I've made to stay afloat these crazy times. he has been exemplary.
I found his webpage and wrote him an email and i hope she responds soon. I plan to start Q2 2023 on the right foot financially.
Since master card was restricted in India for few years to issue new cards by Indian Government for non-compliance of some rule. Visa acquired much more matket with more value offering cards.
Now Rupay cards have started getting attention in both Debit and credit cards in India. Soon they will beat master card and start catching up with Visa Locally.
Rupay is limited to domestic Indian transactions though
Premium card with hosts of benefits are generally not Rupay.
And Visa and Mastercard generally get the lion share of revenue from the premium cards, as they spend more.
Amex specifically targets these group, as such their cards always have some fee
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While visa and MasterCard fight each other , India single handedly end the monopoly of this two company and made its own debet card Rupay
Rupay sucks
looks like someone is trying to build some FUD for MC
heavy FUD
Since liquidity is drying up rapidly now, in the financial system, this will affectvthe credit cards companies especially. Doesnt it?
I am curious how far stocks will drop q4, q1..
The credit and insurance system is the exact reason why we are in such a problematic economy as a nation. Credit has allowed way too many people live above their means the system takes advantage of peoples need for ease and ostentatiousness to take advantage of these people at very high interest rates, Insurance has made our medical industry overpriced in every aspect because the hospitals took advantage of them.
With the current recession and financial cries world wide i think getting just only a job isn't the best solution to attaining financial freedom because there are a lot of opportunities in the financial markets, I would recommend you seek professional support.
@Nick That's impressive! I could really use the expertise of this advisor, my portfolio has been down bad.... Who’s the person guiding you?
stay away from credit cards they want you to stay in debt so you can be their slave
The instantaneous, free account to account PIX payment system in Brazil is gaining a lot of space in retail sales.
Your advice helped me increase profits and reduce risks in trading.
I was focusing to use on VISA because i thought it was more successful than mc and more easily used abroad.
Swipe % fees are too high. It's just a tiny bit of data and retailer prices are already too high.
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3:24 I do not think Issuer and Acquirer are able to communicate with each other directly as shown as bidirected arrows, instead they are communicating through mastercard network, someone correct me if I am getting this wrong
In Canada, in 2022, it seems most card companies switched to Mastercard. Especially the fintech.
I think that’s because most are issued by the same bank (Peoples Trust). If the issuer switches, all underlying fintech have to follow suit.
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That’s why India came up with UPI.
China has Union Pay.... so many countries in Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America, and Africa have various other such companies. Only in the West does Visa, MasterCard and other American companies have the largest market share.
Even Maestro Debit cards were famous before 2017. Now Visa Dominates Indian market by huge margin. Rupay is catching up faster especially after UPI with credit card option.
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visa everything is automated and secured master card gives their staff all these ways to enter your account and steal your money or card information proven by the india staff i keep dealing with so how is secured card being compared to this American ponzi scheme
Every country has their own network fool china has uniuonpay even america is introducing fednow
The UPI payment system is beating them in India. India is a massive market to loose
What I don't understand is that the stoch oscillator was showing a down trend or at least down bars and you were making all higher trades. What made you think that it would go higher vs trend to the down position? RSI was at or close to 50, but the SO was saying bearish, what in that sequence made you buy? Not making sense.👗
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Rupay and UPI are going to beat both of them.....
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Hei! Can you sens me the analize Dashboard complete of Mastercard? Thanks
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Alot of countries trying to get rid of Visa and Mastercard, altho not completely. Other countries basically send $$ to US for Visa MA processing fees.
Great video
I've never had the choice to choose if my card would be Visa or MasterCard. My bank would just issue whatever they had. I had no say in the matter.
it would be great if they spoke about UPI as well
American Express is tops in my opinion.
Only use Apple Pay these days. Took many years for it to be accepted most everywhere. But I think the pandemic accelerated that. Four years ago it was rare to find a place of business that would accept it. Now it's just a couple major retailers that are hold outs, Like Walmart. Kroger recently caved in.
Your cards stored within Apple Pay are most likely still using the Mastercard or Visa network.
Apple Pay uses Mastercard network
@@Entertainment- it's hilarious. They think they're getting around the giants.... Lol.... Instead of trying to outsmart visa and mastercard you'd think they'd just own the stock. They take the video as a challenge for some reason. People are weird. They see a profitable company and rather than buy it they complain and try to get around it and fail.
@@aymanpatel5862 No, the Apple Card does. Any other card you use within Apple Pay uses their respective card network.
Same in China we use Alipay, not going through any cards. Fast and cheaper
PLEASE TELL THE US SENATE ENQUIRY about this... because they don't seem to know that interest rate is not set by VISA Mastercard..
It will be interesting to see if China UnionPay will really try to go international on a large scale in the next several years. Just that brand by itself has a giant user base from China alone.
Theres no way , governments are cracking down on huawei, tiktok and other Chinese companies.