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Bank Wire PSP/EMI Needed for Crypto Brokerage.

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We are looking for a way to accept incoming bank wire transactions - ie: a PSP/E-Wallet service that is willing to work with this type of business that's largely not regulated.

We are happy to pay the 5-10% fee premium, but it seems that still, many of these PSPs based in CY/Malta etc cannot even keep their banking relationships.

We are happy to pay finder's fee for an account in Europe, or other "good" country.

Thank you!
 
SatchelPay list of industries it cannot work with (number 28):

1. Production or trade in any product or activity deemed illegal under host country laws
or regulations or international conventions and agreements, including without
limitation host country requirements related to environmental, health and safety and
labor aspects;
2. Production or trade in weapons and munitions;
3. Production or trade in alcoholic beverages (including beer and wine);
4. Production or trade in tobacco;
5. Gambling, casinos and equivalent enterprises;
6. Trade in wildlife or wildlife products regulated under CITES;
7. Production or trade in radioactive materials;
8. Commercial logging operations or purchase of logging equipment for use in primary
tropical moist forest;
9. Production or trade in pharmaceuticals subject to international phase outs or bans;
10. Production or trade in pesticides/herbicides subject to international phase outs or
bans;
11. Drift net fishing in the marine environment using nets in excess of 2.5km. in length
Production or activities involving harmful or exploitative forms of forced labor/harmful
child labor;
12. Production or trade in ozone depleting substances subject to international phase out;
13. Production or trade in wood or other forestry products from unmanaged forests;
14. Production, trade, storage, or transport of significant volumes of hazardous
chemicals, or commercial scale usage of hazardous chemicals;
15. Any business relating to pornography or prostitution;
16. Quarries, mining, or processing of metal ores or coal;
17. Giving or receiving gifts that could be interpreted as intending to influence business
decisions;
18. Abusing confidential or material, non-public information;
19. Trading of Animal Fur, Bones and Ivory;
20. Diamond trading without Kimberley Certification;
21. Indecent and Obscene material including child pornography;
22. Cultural objects like sculptures, statues, antiques, collectors items, archeological
pieces especially from Iraq;
Black List Jurisdictions Activities
www.satchelpay.com
Satchelpay Blacklist Jurisdiction Activities version 3.1
23. Trading of Fireworks, explosives and Nuclear Weapons;
24. Mining;
25. Drug trafficking including chemicals used to manufacture synthetic drug or drugs;
26. Vessel security;
27. Online dating/Adult Chat Room;
28. Bitcoin Binary Trading/Virtual Money;
29. Investment from several individuals (third party) without proper approval;
30. Human Body Parts and Pathogens;
31. Gambling/Betting/Casino/Horse Racing/Bingo/Sports Betting;
32. Online Casino/Online Poker/Online Gambling/Online Betting;
33. Prize Draws/Gift Cards/Any form of Lottery/Scratch cards;
34. Bearer shares and bonds;
35. Trading in Derivatives/Options/Hedging/FOREX;
36. Donations/Charities;
37. Money exchange dealer;
38. Payroll companies – subject to approval from management;
39. Jewel, Gem, Precious metal dealers;
40. Cash Pooling Structure
 
Usually for them or in general? I have seen Malta, Cyprus, etc from EMIs but haven't heard of these two. But regardless, it seems pretty much every Bank/EMI is anti-Crypto besides Estonia if you have a license. :(
Thanks.
 
Important to remember is that whether an EMI accepts bitcoin or not it can still lose any banking or card relationship it has in a minute with no notice. Unless your business is the majority of its payment flow an EMI will also drop you like a hot potato.
 
Started working with satchelpay recently and yeah even though they're not the cheapest, they offer pretty solid deals in return. I also got indivudual IBAN. Life saver!
 
Hi

They only can offer you a LT iban ?
How works his verification?

Fees are high

Regards

The fees are outrageous :eek:

Fees - SatchelPay | Build Your own payment solution

First mistertango with crazy new fees for crypto business and now satchelpay for general business. How can such a poor country like Lithuania where the average monthly salary is 665 euros justify such high fees. Please someone explain? ja334¤¤#

This is a eastern European EMI not the Bank of England they need to factor that into their pricing. They must be marketing towards dirty money for sure with those fees. Makes my monaco bank seem cheap.
 
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I have a couple of reasonably priced options where you can get a direct IBAN and do crypto business. I am not sure what the rules on this forum are for spamming so would not like to advertise them here but you can PM me if interested and we can discuss off the forum.
 
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