Blackcatcard migration - difficulties with incoming/outgoing SEPA transfers

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I meant, have you checked whether the information they have on their website matches what‌ you can find in public records?
 
It' s completely irrelevant if you click on "Top Up Account -> Incoming SEPA" on‌ the website or in the app. In both cases the new IBAN is shown. At‍ least in my case.
 
Any feedback would be great on what works and what does not work.

I used‌ to use Blackcatcard and it was great.
 
Try them out for yourself and let us know, as you can read from the‌ thread it won't hurt your business.
 
I want to bring to attention to people being new to the Offshore World that‌ another Malta based EMI back in 2017/2018 had similar problems as they had been heavily‍ into Crypto and Offshore Banking in Europe compared with weak KYC - all what fits⁠ for Blackcatcard as well which I understand why it's so popular here in this forum⁤ however there is a reason why Blackcatcard lost the SEPA Access which is very unusual⁣ as you can see even most Eastern Europe EMI's in Lithuania or in the UK⁢ with almost only High Risk clients remain able to have SEPA Payments working.

I'm talking︀ about LeuPay later re-branded to LeoPay and then closed down at the end of the︁ day - they switched from MT IBAN's to BG IBAN's as well before disappearing.

You can compare the Trustpilot Profiles to see the similarity:

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/leopay.eu?stars=1

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/blackcatcard.com

I'm not saying to︂ stay away from Blackcatcard but keep in mind they are in a High Risk Category︃ and you shouldn't use the service with funds you are not willing to have stuck︄ for several months should they loose SEPA access again.
 
Stay away as far as you can from this company. Speaking from⁤ experience. If you want your business or person to unwittingly end up in an investigation⁣ use Blackcatcard, otherwise use something else.
 
Why do you say that, have you⁠ any experience you want to share with us ?
 
This was not widely reported outside of Malta but‍ read the following:

Chronologically:

1. https://timesofmalta.com/article/gzira-firm-focal-point-largescale-investigation.1085986
2. https://timesofmalta.com/article/pr...ected-secretly-owned-russian-national.1088557
3. https://timesofmalta.com/article/complaints-payment-disruptions-following-blackcatcard-probe.1094364

So especially if you are⁠ in a high-risk type of business and want to fly under the radar, I would⁤ not get involved with Blackcatcard. Rumors where also swirling around Malta that Blackcatcard was infamous⁣ for being used to funnel invoice-fraud proceeds into crypto.

Also, Papaya Ltd. used to have⁢ their own Papaya card too and I think they had to close-up shop because they︀ were sanctioned in connection with sanctions-evasion related to the Ukraine war. Definitely a very risky︁ proposition to connect yourself to this bank / firm as all the statements and account︂ info will end up in places you don't want them if they are put under︃ investigation again.
 
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