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If you run into performance issue or want to try using an external MIDI source to sync, I have those in my fork at [1], waiting for the maintainer to come back from sailing around Japan to merge them :)
We teach young people how to manage money. Using ground-breaking payment technology combined with beautiful and simple apps we teach 8 - 18 year olds how to save, budget and spend responsibly. We believe that if you put young people in the driving seat, they learn valuable life-long lessons.
Our team have worked at companies like Spotify, Zipcar, M-Pesa and McKinsey, and we have successful and influential investors and advisors on board with highly relevant backgrounds who are helping us achieve our vision.
We are looking for folks who were geeky about money when they were kids (their lemonade stand went international!) and understand how technology can be used to empower and educate. We are building a team that is passionate about building simple and delightful front end experiences, sophisticated but elegant backends, and never forgets that the user comes first.
I've done a bit of digging and if you look at the RAKBANK prepaid portal [0] you can see the service is powered by ECS which is based in India [1], with offices in the US, UAE and Singapore.
Not sure about the other one, the bank of Muscat site is a bit crap, didn't find mention of the processor in the T&Cs or description of the cards [2].
More importantly electraCard is certified PCI compliant by Control Case [0]. I think, this is the primary reason electraCard's name is not on the news; it has been certified secure by the payment industry standard [1]. Either Control Case failed to perform audit properly or the hackers had some serious skills.
No but I'm not running exchanges with people's money. If you don't know what a float number is, you probably shouldn't be in charge of handling thousands of euros people trusted you with.
[0] https://talk.lurk.org/channel/orca [1] https://github.com/hamstah/Orca/releases