ONLYFANS has clients in Trinidad and Tobago.
Those clients would be affected by the decision, being put into effect in October, to get out of the pornography business.
The social media service is used by sex workers, musicians and influencers to communicate with more than 130 million users around the world.
OnlyFans operators took the decision to cease hosting porn content because credit card companies have threatened to withdraw their service.
Bloomberg News reported OnlyFans as stating: “These changes are to comply with the requests of our banking partners and payout providers.”
OnlyFans is also seeking to raise more than $1 billion from investors, according to Wall Street Journal newspaper.
The site has been described as “the de facto standard for independent creators doing adult content.”
Trinidad and Tobago is among Caribbean countries from which there are active clients have been identified.
The organisation did US $2 billion in sales last year and, according to international reports, is on track to double those earnings in 2021.
OnlyFans earns a 20 per cent profit.
The pay-per-view system has attracted young ladies from various countries who provide adult content in exchange for payment from clients.
Several women have reported earnings large sums.
Actress Bella Thorne said she made US $1 million in subscriptions in only a day.
Thorne charges US $200 for each post.
T&T commentators on international social media sites, including Reddit, have advocated OnlyFans.
One recently wrote: “Good side hustle for the lockdown. If anyone needs their videos edited and watermarked, feel free to send them to me.”
Another wrote: “My friend down the road does it.”
