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On V/MC, would expect initial roll-out by late Q3 early Q4 to capture Christmas/ YE sales. The team are highly motivated and onboarding now takes minutes (with Stripe) - Brad's words. And both V/MC won't want to fall behind the other so competitive juices between them (Wirecard anyone?) will motivate collaboration.

On Amex, closed loop and merchant fees are typically higher. Acceptance can be an issue. However Brad inferred potentially more partnership deals to come.

As for Japan closed and whilst Japanese are by nature conservative, Anglo-Saxon countries use of credit makes US, Canada & UK prime markets.

Best of all, expect June sales to be released end of next week/ early following. Brad knows the importance of managing market expectations and market messaging.

As for AU being strategic but very competitive, if consumer credit is regulated further as Brad mentioned and SPT gets its names better recognized (as it expands across its immediate priority markets), the uniqueness of it's offering may be perfect to disrupt the AU market. My suppositon only as the market is far from saturated, consumer cofidence will be well down for a while yet.

Meantime growth elsewhere will be fascinating to track and IMO signifcant. DYOR