Maria Mikhailova executive director National Payments Council
Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2025 9:55 am
<p>"The working group is currently discussing with the largest acquirers and processing centers the possibility of participating in a potential pilot project to transfer settlement data to tax authorities. </p><p>There is an idea to work out a scheme in which one entity, say a bank, would act as both a fiscal data operator and an acquirer, i.e. would combine the two functions. But at this stage there is no developed scheme for such work"</p>
The more uncertainty market participants have when implementing list of iran cell phone numbers new requirements, the higher the risk that businesses may return to cash payments. This problem will especially affect small online stores, for which cashless payments are already quite an expensive type of payment. But no matter what kind of control is implemented, cashless payments will always remain more transparent and controllable compared to cash.
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A collaboration between Norwegian oil and gas giant Statoil and technology company Kongsberg Maritime has created the Eelume robot snake, designed to service and repair various mechanisms underwater. The new technology will significantly reduce operating costs for servicing structures located on the seabed.
Joint research between scientists from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology and the Scandinavian Independent Research Organisation (SINTEF) in the field of robotics has been carried out for ten years.
Eelume should significantly reduce the costs of using large and expensive underwater vehicles. In addition, due to its shape and size, Eelume can reach parts that existing mechanisms cannot.
The robot will be permanently located on the seabed and will work around the clock to perform scheduled and urgent maintenance and repair work on equipment. Eelume can be used on both existing and new structures that require constant monitoring, cleaning and various minor maintenance work, such as tightening valves.
The more uncertainty market participants have when implementing list of iran cell phone numbers new requirements, the higher the risk that businesses may return to cash payments. This problem will especially affect small online stores, for which cashless payments are already quite an expensive type of payment. But no matter what kind of control is implemented, cashless payments will always remain more transparent and controllable compared to cash.
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A collaboration between Norwegian oil and gas giant Statoil and technology company Kongsberg Maritime has created the Eelume robot snake, designed to service and repair various mechanisms underwater. The new technology will significantly reduce operating costs for servicing structures located on the seabed.
Joint research between scientists from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology and the Scandinavian Independent Research Organisation (SINTEF) in the field of robotics has been carried out for ten years.
Eelume should significantly reduce the costs of using large and expensive underwater vehicles. In addition, due to its shape and size, Eelume can reach parts that existing mechanisms cannot.
The robot will be permanently located on the seabed and will work around the clock to perform scheduled and urgent maintenance and repair work on equipment. Eelume can be used on both existing and new structures that require constant monitoring, cleaning and various minor maintenance work, such as tightening valves.