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Epstein File EFTA01075461: Server, Backup and PayPal (DS9)

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This document contains technical information about payment systems and server infrastructure, discussing peer-to-peer payment options, PayPal functionality, and backup systems for access codes and payment cards. The excerpt compares various payment technologies and their security features, including merchant infrastructure requirements and transaction processing methods. No specific individuals, dates, or financial transactions are identified in the provided excerpt.

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through a number of patches or have no physical offline channels True peer-to-peer payments Peer-to-peer options are illusory, executed through a central **server**
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Mycelium does not need a **server** infrastructure to perform HUB transactions; moreover, its merchants need no POS providers.
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Codes can be changed by customer Most access codes can only be changed by the issuer Cards can be **backup** by cardholders Takes a trip to a bank or snail

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