00:17:23 · Neil C. Hughes, Shah Ramezani
[00:17:23] S0: Well, I wish you the best of luck there, but I don't think you need it. It'd be great to get you back on and find out the next chapter and what's happening next and what we can expect. So we'll get you back on next year. But for anyone listening wanting to dig a little bit deeper on all things now and learn more about what you're doing here, I'll include a few links. But anyway, in particular, you would like me to point everyone? [00:17:44] S1: Yeah. I think everything pretty much on the website, you you... Imagine... In magic goes to cloud. I mean, you you you ask a question about a company. It's... Gives you pretty much good detail. Like, I think our... Pretty much everything's public on, like, the website, API docs, and, yeah, there's also, I think, a couple of other podcasts, videos. But, yeah, that's that's kind of, you find everything on the Internet, I guess. [00:18:03] S0: Awesome. Well, I'll add a selection of all those links to the blog post associated with this over at Tech Talks Network. But as I said, best of luck next year. It'd be great to speak with you again. You've had a phenomenal year this year. Are you gonna be taking it easy for... Over the holiday period, or does it just go still?
00:18:03 · Neil C. Hughes, Shah Ramezani
[00:18:03] S0: Awesome. Well, I'll add a selection of all those links to the blog post associated with this over at Tech Talks Network. But as I said, best of luck next year. It'd be great to speak with you again. You've had a phenomenal year this year. Are you gonna be taking it easy for... Over the holiday period, or does it just go still? [00:18:19] S1: It's not on me, really. I mean, the world is going faster than ever. Like, it feels to me... Like, I wish we could we could take a break, but it's a race. I mean, AI is driving anything faster today. You know, people can actually work much more efficiently, but, you know, that... It requires certain intensity from certain people. So, yeah, sadly not. We're having fun with it, and I think we're living in a very unusual time, and I think we're very lucky to do this. The individual has so much more impact than ever, so let's take full advantage of that. I think we can really change the world for the better. [00:18:49] S0: 100% with you, Alex. A beautiful moment to end on. So thanks again, and we'll speak... [00:18:53] S1: Thank you so much, Neil. Have a good day.
00:18:53 · Shah Ramezani, Neil C. Hughes
[00:18:53] S1: Thank you so much, Neil. Have a good day. [00:18:55] S0: I think one of the many things that will stay with me after this conversation is how much work sits behind payments that feel so simple that we all take for granted. A moving value on a blockchain is one part of that process. Converting currencies, checking identities, choosing partners, and reconciling the result, all these things still need to happen. But Shaw also made the point that banks continue to have a role even as payment infrastructure will continuously develop. And for anyone assessing the space, I would want to understand the entire journey, including who holds responsibility when a transfer cannot be completed as expected. Faster movement is undoubtedly valuable, but the experience includes the entry point, the destination, and the support along the way. So I will add links to everything that, my guest mentioned today around all things Noah. Please check that out and share your thoughts and experiences with me. What would you need to understand before choosing a stable coin route for a business payment across borders? As always, techtalksnetwork.com. We have 4,000 interviews over there across eight different podcasts. I'd love to hear from you. Send me a DM, leave me an audio message, and we'll keep this conversation going. But we're out of time again, so I will be back again tomorrow with another guest. But thanks for listening as always. Bye for now.