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saying they made "It's hard to pay our creators.Policy change, we have no choice - the short answer is the bank.” Stokely told the outlet about the porn ban from OnlyFans. Stokely added, “He would 'definitely' welcome porn back as the banking environment would change. According to the Financial Times The London-based live streaming site said it would begin banning sexually explicit content from Oct. 1.

The new standard will still allow nudity.If a creator posts in accordance with the site's acceptable use policy.A spokesperson for OnlyFans told CNET, "To ensure the long-term sustainability of the platform, and to continue to host an extensive community of creators and fans. We have to improve our content guidelines,” a OnlyFans spokesperson told CNET Thursday.Founded in 2016, OnlyFans has over 130 million users and 2 million creators worldwide.

However, recent reports suggest that the site's status as a popular destination for amateur adult content makes it difficult to attract investors.The ban comes just days after OnlyFans started a promotion for the nude version of the app. This site is poised to capture a market beyond its base of porn seekers. and positioning itself as another online gig economy platform for content creators, similar to Patreon.