Top 10 EMIs On The Market – Guides, Benefits, Regulations & Quick Reviews For Better Decisions

[lostguy]

Wise and Currenxie are my favorits after all.

 

[pesto]

cound me‌ in for them, have also others Im currently testing right now.

 

[kokolokop]

Is keeping cash in stablecoins is more safe than cash on EMI accounts?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

You bet! It’s like night and day. Ask yourself this question: do‍ you prefer to give your money for safekeeping to an unknown bandit (the EMI) or⁠ keep it yourself (crypto on cold wallet)? As a bonus, you can get 2 digits⁤ interests on stablecoins.

 

[icecold]

nice read, didn't see it before now!

 

[KDX]

I've also heard of Airwallex being used by a member here for his HK company,‌ anyone have any experience with them?

 

[sebastian]

Paysera, Bankera or Wise… which one is the best?

 

[KDX]

Not sure about Paysera, but Bankera can serve high-risk clients. Wise still seems to be the‌ best overall if you can stay off the compliance teams radar

 

[sebastian]

We need a Wise alternative for High risk biz.

 

[JohnLocke]

There are many alternatives to wise if you search the forum there is for instant currenxies,‌ airwallex, bunq and many more so there are articles published with several good alternatives. Finally‍ you can find a database of good neobanks and emis in the mentor group gold⁠ forums and resource database.

 

[Bilaalarif95]

Hello which EMI company can open an account for Pakistani citizen?

 

[JohnLocke]

You may check with each of the EMI's and better open a new thread. This‌ thread is to discuss the article and the EMI's mentioned.

 

[montterio]

Anyone with link to this bank called Converta ?

 

[Sols]

They're gone. They were an agent of GlobalNetInt which after facing some regulatory fallout rebranded as‌ Payswix. It's a mess.

 

[myhand]

You should never use them for any serious business. @JohnLocke you should edit the post!‌

 

[montterio]

Thanks for this

 

[Creocree]

For me, Wise is still the best, but we also use Paysera, Okeo and Silverbird‌ (but they are only for clients whose business is built on physical goods - export/import),‍ there is also Fire payments, but they are only for British companies

 

[koohl]

How is paysera performing, are they dead ?

 

[montterio]

How legit is Fire payments ?.. because i can see they offer very⁠ low fees !!

 

[EliasIT]

Have been using them for a year without troubles at all.