I recently got an email from Swan that starts like this:
Due to policy changes with one of our banking partners, we are currently unable to process ACH or Wire Transfers for non-US residents. This may include non-US residents with a US Bank account, and is being determined by bank policy that we cannot control.
My primary bank account is in the US but am not a US resident nor citizen and I am a digital nomad so don't really have a fixed address. So any ideas of alternatives to Swan?
Add some liquidity to P2P orderbooks, we need it, its been hella dry
Why people still continue to buy BTC when they should demand to be paid in BTC?
Doing this you literally take the sats from Saylors and Blackrocks...
I have tried for quite a long time. I ran my own BTCPay server which integrated into my invoicing system and gave discounts if payment was in bitcoin. But none of my clients will pay in bitcoin. I can't legally demand it so not sure what else I can do. I suppose I can get "better" clients but that's potentially not even doable.
That means you do not understand what really means "legally" and what you can use as money.
he can demand it and they can refuse and then he's sucking dicks on OF to try and pay the rent
How did you know?
Robosats
just use strike or kraken or something else, if you're already kyc anyway it shouldn't be a huge deal
Thanks. I'll have a look again. Problem I had before was that neither accepted my country of residence, Paraguay, in conjunction with a US bank.
would you be able to get say revolout or a wise card (or payoneer) and use those to top up and withdraw from one of the other exchanges?
Illll-eagle alien here
alter_native
Strike will just do.
If your business depends on it, I see it as difficult. On the other hand, my recommendation is that whenever Bitcoin allows it, it is the best alternative, only if the first is necessary.
Cash app or strike maybe ?