Yes this is a good point! Same story with Finland. It's interesting that it uses card tracks to move the money, but the identification and recipient is not bas

Yes this is a good point! Same story with Finland. It's interesting that it uses card tracks to move the money, but the identification and recipient is not based on card numbers, so the card stays anynomous for the recipient. Mastercard and visa have recently been very open to this kind of methods, and also issuing virtual one-time-use cards. These new use cases for their network are quite healthy to the payments ecosystem.