Banks have successfully and legally blacklisted pornographers for decades due to "reputational risk".
Ideally a bank would capitalize on the underserved market and find a way to manage the risk.
This goes beyond risk control. Insurance has had this figured out for a long time. You can model the risk of porn chargebacks and charge fees accordingly that cover the increased risk of chargeback. Bank behavior towards adult entertainment is a reflection of prevailing attitude of society in which we live, which is frequently quite opposed to sex work. It's not a question of banks demanding much higher feels for legal adult services, they don't want them.
I think they can't do that.