Which companies are behind the digital companies profiting from the Modi cash ban?

Market share by issuer of the credit-card companies:

Chase Bank – 31.7%

Bank of America – 15.8%

Wells Fargo – 10.9%

US Bank – 9.9%

Citibank, Capital One, the Rest

I only began using credit cards recently, with many second-thoughts about it. From today, I will be reversing this. More I cannot blog.

Chase is now owned by JP Morgan, which recently opened its first branch in India, near Chennai.

In the US, the Rothschild interests have always preferred to operate behind the facade of  J. P. Morgan.

Paytm, an Indian digital payment portal promoted by the Modi government, is owned by One97 Conmunications, whose largest share-holder is Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba.

Alibaba is advised by N. M. Rothschild

and has merged with Yahoo’s Chinese operation.  Yahoo recently admitted that millions of its account users were “hacked” in 2014.

Alibaba is also invested in another Indian e-commerce portal, Snapdeal.

Ma is a strong supporter of Big Data’s use in state surveillance.

(To be continued)