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December 19, 2022

Whistleblower Request: High-Risk Payment Processor NomuPay, Wirecard, And Payvision!

We have received whistleblower information that NomuPay, a payment processor established in 2021, is has taken over part of the businesses of Wirecard and Payvision. One of the masterminds behind NomuPay is said to be Payvision founder and former CEO Rudolf Booker a/k/a Rudy Booker. NomuPay has reportedly taken over parts of the high-risk business of Payvision and Wirecard and is focusing on Asia andTurkey in addition to Europe. We would like to know more about NomuPay and its network of partners and merchants.

November 21, 2022

Payvision: How To Make Business With Criminals!

ING's current subsidiary Payvision will close in 2023. The reason for this was the massive involvement of Payvision in cybercrime and money laundering activities under its founder and former CEO Rudolf Booker. Booker sold Payvision to ING for around €350 million in 2018. How unabashedly Booker did business with cybercrime organizations as CEO is shown files from the criminal proceedings against convicted fraudster Gal Barak. Here is a remarkable scene from the criminal file!

November 4, 2022

Blame Game: ING CEO Calls Payvision A Mistake And Envisages Settlement!

In a recent press conference, ING CEO Steven van Rijswijk referred to the Payvision money laundering case. He said that the bank is not concerned about a possible settlement. "We have a strong capital position," Van Rijswijk said. He was open about the mistakes made when the fintech company was bought in 2018. "Obviously, that deal hasn't been a success," he said lightly. A few days ago, Payvision founder Rudolf Booker blamed ING for the Payvision collapse.

October 30, 2022

Under Fire! Dutch Banking Giant ING Publicly Questioned For Its Disgraced Subsidiary Payvision!

In an open letter, the Dutch Investors' association VEB has asked ING to clarify the criminal case pending against its subsidiary Payvision. FinTelegram reported that this high-risk payment processor, founded by Rudolf Booker, was taken over by ING in 2018 despite its involvement in money laundering and cybercrime facilitation. The Dutch regulator DNB investigated the 2015 to 2020 timeframe at Payvision and filed a complaint with FIOD.

October 16, 2022

The Payvision Financial Crime Scene Unfolds By The Minute!

The Dutch authorities and media now target ING and its subsidiary Payvision. The financial newspaper FD yesterday published another report about the investigation of the Dutch regulator DNB and the alleged financial criminal activities of Payvision. Its CEO Rudolf Booker is said to have personally given instructions to work with scammers such as Gal Barak and Uwe Lenhoff. Payvision executive Andre Valkenburg recently lied in court filings and claimed he would know of no investigations.

October 15, 2022

ING Issues Statement Related To The Criminal Investigations Of Payvision

Dutch FD and FinTelegram recently reported on the FIOD's investigation of ING subsidiary Payvision. A report by the Dutch regulator DNB accuses Payvision of violating regulatory requirements and financial laws to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing and supporting cybercrime activities. Suspects besides Payvision include former directors Rudolf Booker and Cheng-Lim Li. ING issued the following statement, saying essentially that they worked hard to improve Payvision's risk systems.

October 15, 2022

Breaking: Payvision And Rudolf Booker Prosecuted For Alleged Financial Crime Facilitation!

According to a report by De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB), criminal investigations have been launched against Payvision, the Dutch media outlet FD reports. The Amsterdam-based ING subsidiary allegedly deliberately neglected money laundering controls for years. The Dutch regulator DNB reportedly warned ING about the deficiencies several times but saw little improvement. According to FD research, Payvision, Rudolf Booker, and Cheng Li are the suspects in this criminal case.

October 10, 2022

How T1 Payments And Payvision Engineered Their U.S. High-Risk Business!

T1 Payments LLC was a VISA- and Mastercard-registered Payment Facilitator (PAYFAC) until 2017 in the U.S. and had a contract with WorldPay (then dba Vantiv). This industry-leading payment processor processed more than 20 billion transactions per year at the time. In March 2017, Vantiv filed a fraud complaint in the U.S. against T1 Payments. The latter subsequently had to process its U.S. customers through Payvision up to at least the summer of 2021. However, the Dutch payment processor was not authorized to operate in the U.S. Thus, they engineered a special solution.

October 6, 2022

The Alleged U.S. High-Risk Payment Fraud Scheme Of T1 Payments And ING Subsidiary Payvision!

ING subsidiary Payvision was a super-aggressive high-risk payment processor that did not shy away from facilitating cybercrime activities until it was shut down in October 2021. Founded by Rudolf Booker in Amsterdam, the FinTech has worked with Donald Kasdon's high-risk processor, T1 Payments, in the United States. Payvision and T1 Payments worked out a system that allowed Payvision to hide behind Donald Kasdon's group of companies. In the U.S., former customers (merchants) brought fraud lawsuits. Let's unfold the story!

September 26, 2022

U.S. Court Cases: Payvision Director Andre Valkenburg Under Legal Fire!

The Dutch Andre Valkenburg became Payvision CEO as of 1.5.2020 after the founders and directors Rudolf Booker, Gijs van de Weegh, and Cheng Liem Chi resigned after the company was acquired by ING in 2018. According to (checked) information available to FinTelegram, he is still the managing director of Payvision, which ING ordered to go out of business. According to some US lawsuits, he is also said to have continued Payvision's high-risk business during his CEO tenure.

September 24, 2022

The Payvision Case Continues With Lawsuits!

ING subsidiary Payvision was one of the largest payment processors of fraudulent binary options providers between 2014 and 2019. Founded by Rudolf Booker shortly after the turn of the millennium, Payvision processed victims' deposits for the major scam networks of Gal Barak and Uwe Lenhoff. According to the aggrieved victims, Payvision laundered money for their scam clients with full knowledge of their criminal nature. Therefore, some scam victims now want to file lawsuits against Payvision. Here is the Payvision Case video.

September 4, 2022

Wealthfront: UBS CEO Ralph Hamers Lands The Next Big Digital Banking Desaster After Payvision!

The Dutch UBS CEO Ralph Hamers allegedly prides himself on his digital banking expertise. However, this is not backed up by recognizable achievements. On the contrary. Most recently, UBS announced that its prestigious $1.4 billion deal with digital wealth manager US Wealthfront, announced in January 2022, has been canceled. No reason was given. Already in his time as CEO of Dutch ING, Ralph Hamers made a $450 million mistake in 2018 with the acquisition of Payvision. In 2121, ING announced the termination of the Payvision business.