Which EMI to use to deposit on binance?

[lonizzita]

I have read that many banks and EMIs block accounts when transferring money to exchanges like Binance.

the fastest procedure from a physical bank to Binance without having problems.
what steps do you recommend?

 

[JohnLocke]

It depends on which EMI you use and which bank you use, it has been seen that both can work fine.

For instant Spectrocoin, Bankera, Payeer and genome are all fine with crypto.

For banks you want to look into Dukascopy

Furthermore you want to Google search the forum as per below:

site:offshorecorptalk.com crypto bank

 

[Benzouser]

N26.com is your best bet.
Been a non issue to Binanace and Crypto.com

enjoy.

 

[Cristero]

I have read that many banks and EMIs block accounts when transferring money to exchanges like Binance.

the fastest procedure from a physical bank to Binance without having problems.
what steps do you recommend?

Your physical bank -> Revolut -> Binance.

Always worked fine for me.

 

[Zhuzha24]

advcash have some kind of partnership with Binance

Link your Binance account to ADV and manage your crypto portfolio faster and with less fees.
Unique features and lucrative rates in our brand new Crypto section.

But never tried it, used advcash for 3-4 years with no prob

 

[mrau]

It depends on which EMI you use and which bank you use, it has been seen that both can work fine.

For instant Spectrocoin, Bankera, Payeer and genome are all fine with crypto.

For banks you want to look into Dukascopy

Furthermore you want to Google search the forum as per below:

site:offshorecorptalk.com crypto bank

Does Payeer provide an EUR IBAN for SEPA payments IN/OUT with Binance? (Banned by Wise and insanely priced by Dukascopy)
For what I see in their website they seem more like a crypto wallet.

 

[JimBeam]

N26.com is your best bet.
Been a non issue to Binanace and Crypto.com

enjoy.

Both ways (in and out)?

 

[Piano]

Both ways (in and out)?

I am wondering too ..

 

[Tr0nad0r]

Simplex works with many exchanges and now provides EUR IBAN account as well: Simplex Banking

Incoming transfers are free, outgoing transfers are 5 EUR per transfer.

 

[JimBeam]

Simplex works with many exchanges and now provides EUR IBAN account as well: Simplex Banking

Incoming transfers are free, outgoing transfers are 5 EUR per transfer.

Looks good... Have you withdrawn money from there to (Transfer)Wise or to your real bank account?
I guess they only support EUR, right?

 

[Freemotion]

Important to note that it depends where you are banking from. While it may be easy to open an EMI, some do not accept SWIFT wire payments (from non-EU countries), only accepting SEPA. Problems arise when one needs to get the money into the account after the actual account has been opened.

 

[Tr0nad0r]

Looks good... Have you withdrawn money from there to (Transfer)Wise or to your real bank account?
I guess they only support EUR, right?

Yes, I have used it to withdraw money from there to Transferwise.