The way i would "build it":
UK Company = website/ logical business model (explainable) that invoices the Ukrainian companies, both should have proper online websites etc. (not setup yesterday, purchase domains that are were registered a while back).
UK company receives funds from Ukraine...
As long as there is a logical explanation for the incoming funds/ the business flow, the Ukrainian remitters can be looked (online, website etc.) it should be doable via EMI's, not all do Crypto. What also would play a key part is if 100% of the funds go to Crypto or partially.
I think (personal opinion) Malta is history "flexibility" wise for the higher risk industries (gaming, adult, CBD etc.) if I am not mistaken, all transactions are now monitored by the central bank just like they do in Greece and Cyprus due to the last 2/ 3 years AML events.
Malta is a tricky jurisdiction these days, the MFSA is going quite hard on banks and EMI's due to AML issues found all across, BOV started de-risking their portfolio 3 years ago, Sata Bank added oil to the fire and recently Sparkasse fined, anyway, watch out in Malta these days :)
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