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© The Federalist Leftist activists have already been pushing Mastercard, Visa, and others to expand their ban beyond illegal activities, with the eventual goal of demonetarizing opposing political views. Last week, Mastercard, Inc., announced new rules for banks processing credit card payments to pornography websites, designed to combat child pornography and sex trafficking. Unfortunately, for a country whose corporate overlords refuse (or are unable) to distinguish between intrinsic evil and prudential policy judgments, this promising development will likely also serve as a beta test to fur...

April 19, 2021 Last week, Mastercard, Inc., announced new rules for banks processing credit card payments to pornography websites, designed to combat child pornography and sex trafficking. Unfortunately, for a country whose corporate overlords refuse (or are unable) to distinguish between intrinsic evil and prudential policy judgments, this promising development will likely also serve as a beta test to further attack conservative groups. In December, Mastercard and Visa banned the use of their credit cards on the Pornhub website after The New York Times ran a column by Nicholas Kristof detail...

Mastercard changes rules for credit card payments to porn sites JavaScript in your web browser. Please Mastercard changes rules for credit card payments to porn sites Mastercard changes rules for credit card payments to porn sites A Pornhub logo is displayed at the company's booth at the AVN Adult Entertainment Expo at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on January 24, 2018, in Las Vegas, Nevada. | Getty Images/Ethan Miller Mastercard is updating its requirements for banks that process payments for porn sites following growing condemnation of porn and social media sites that have profited off vide...

Mastercard Says Banks Must Show ‘Documented Consent’ For Adult Content Following Pornhub Controversy MasterCard on April 14 announced it is changing its rules and standards for banks that process payments for sellers of adult content. The company announced the new rules in a blog post on Wednesday and said that banks will now have to ensure that sellers require “clear, unambiguous and documented consent” in adult content. “This month, we are extending our existing Specialty Merchant Registration requirements. The banks that connect merchants to our network will need to certify ...

1 Min Read Mastercard Inc. didn’t alert law enforcement after discovering card payments that appeared to go through sham businesses to an online marijuana marketplace, a company executive told a Manhattan federal jury on Thursday at the trial of two men accused of setting up the ruse. The jury continued hearing testimony from Mastercard senior vice president John Verdeschi despite one of their members being excused after having tested positive for COVID-19. Verdeschi faced cross examination by lawyers for Hamid (Ray) Akhavan, 42, and Ruben Weigand, 38, who stand accused of duping banks into...