Recent content by Leiito

Got it. Have you tried them?

What's a Voleto card, google can't find such a thing.

Well, likeI said, I had €700k monthly till last week so it is doable, I guess, but I don't mind spreading across 3 or 4 banks if needed.

Looks interesting, thanks, though the website says withdrawals are capped at €20k per month, I need 10x of that, but they might be amenable.

Not sure I understand, I'm looking to withdraw my own money, or rather my company's money, from my business account in cash so I can use the cash to purchase goods. Theoretically I wouldn't mind getting Swiss Francs from the ATM (or otherwise) rather than Euros as long as I don't lose more than...

I'm aware of those guys but they seem to require €100k to open an account and to keep that much in the account at all times. I could live with that, I just haven't seen any other bank ask that. As for "proving you're not doing anything illegal", you can't really prove a negative, but I know...

I'm talking business account, not personal, you can't just transfer money from your corporate account to personal and withdraw it, that'd be taxable income. It's €180k per month, not year, but I agree that's rather low, I could digest €2 million a month. 2% isn't cheap, I agree, but I haven't...

Slovenia (also have one in Slovakia), I'm withdrawing in Slovenia in Euros.

I'm buying recyclables from individuals to then sort, grade, process and sell on to major players and these individuals are ethnic minorities for the most part, they don't trust traditional banking or they don't report all income so I get better rates if I pay cash. €100k per month isn't that...

I'm interested in cash options for business accounts too, I'm currently able to withdraw €180.000 in cash monthly and pay 2% to the bank. I'm talking a legal and legit business model, it's just kind of cash heavy so I'm always looking for a flexible bank. Ideally I'd have a 2 mil monthly limit...

Greetings from ex Yugoslavia, so I've been a fan of PT and such since the 90's and after a couple of decades in more mainstream industries I'm now looking to launch a startup, a socio-economic digital platform/social experiment. It will have users globally except the US so I'm thinking Delaware...