What are you talking about - months to open an account in a bank? It takes a least half a year, but normally 2 years.
Traditional banks also have software, as software isn't what TW has access to inclusively.
Dear sir, I don't undertsand your indian english.
You didn't say me anything, the other person did.
And once again: if the bank is shitty, than TW has to be at least as shitty as the bank because TW has to be constrained by KYC of the bank because TW uses and deals the bank. TW itself isn't a bank therefore it may not dictate the rules to the...
Yeah, but that doesn't address what I've stated:
That is, maybe the banks YOU've dealt with have been difficult. But that doesn't prove that majority or all of them are, nor does it that TW is better all of the banks.
But TW isn't a bank, it's a middle man between you and the bank, therefore, how can its KYC and compliance be easier and less stupid than those of the traidional bank? Maybe its your subjective opinion and experience? But it may not be the case overall and it has to be the opposite, that is, at...
Other than the fact than a non resident isn't permited to open an account in the UK and via Transferwise he does , are there upsides of using Transferwise versus a traditional bank, for a company? Likewise, are there downsides?
If it was permitted to open a corporate account in the UK, what...
All being equal, is sending money between 2 Transferwise users would less likely trigger an alarm or go under scrutiny than "Transferwise <-> third-party individual/bank/company"?
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