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I don't think insurance and transaction reversibility are mutually exclusive. The current financial system is already insurance-based (at least in the U.S.). Y
by fragsworth 13y ago
I don't think insurance and transaction reversibility are mutually exclusive.
The current financial system is already insurance-based (at least in the U.S.). You are protected from fraud in every money system you use. Transaction reversibility seems like a natural result of this, because it significantly reduces the insurance risk.
Essentially, if you have insurance, transaction reversibility becomes desirable (by both parties - bank and client) because it reduces insurance costs.
- pyre 13y ago> You are protected from fraud in every money system you use If I buy a car that was stolen (which I didn't know was stolen), law enforcement will repossess the car, send the seller to jail, and I'm out all of the money I spent. What is the protection from fraud here?