That is true, i guess we will have to wait till next quarterly...

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Originally posted by hotmix87 ↑

No - theres at least a quarter lag here given the integration timetable. These new merchants dont just get turned on next day. There is a lead time of about 8 weeks or so, going on previous annoucements.

Also, looks like they ran into some throughput issues with Apple devices, that are now resolved.

Ive done some googling on this - the Apple problem is big if not handled correctly. I wonder who else in terms of payment but especially identity companies, has run into problems with it?

https://www.theverge.com/2017/6/6/1...acking-cookie-blocker-google-facebook-privacy

https://techcrunch.com/2018/06/05/apple-got-even-tougher-on-ad-trackers-at-wwdc/

It looks like it took the company a little over 6 weeks to identify, diagnose, and rectify the issue> reading one of the articles above, I suspect that the issues was that ISX used fingerprinting via the browser in order to track users as an aid to KYC, and Apple shut that down suddenly.

The third party tech issues look like they are about to be resolved....just in time for ISX own Tier 1 connections to step into play.

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That is true, i guess we will have to wait till next quarterly to have any true indication of the scale of this new contract of GPTV A$200mil. I guess we will all hang tight and see what happens.

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