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We used to encode custom data on magstrips for credit cards and even identification documents as we were in the fake ID and plastics business years ago and I can tell you with a 100% certainty that your idea is absolutely absurd.

Let me get this straight. You're looking to clone the track data from the magstrip of your prepaid card to a blank card (which can be done with magstrip readers/encoders) and "modify" this data somehow so that the original card issuer magically won't have access to your transaction history? What...

I did 30-40k EUR btc to cash transactions a few years ago on localbtc. The guy didn't ask me for any ID. We just met near a bank, I got some of the bills double-checked to make sure they weren't fake and then we did the deal. Of course this carries some risks, eg. you might get robbed. Easier to...

Depends on the exchanger. You can just split it up into multiple transactions as well.

I've exchanged ~$50k into cash on localbtc multiple times without anyone asking for an ID. This was in EU a few years ago. Alternatively you can just scale it out to multiple exchanges rather than doing it in one go or like someone above mentioned - wait until the new crypto cards are out.

Can you elaborate more on this? What happened? Also, they replied and said if I hit the limit I can just order a new card to the same name (Y)

Thanks, waiting to hear back from them as well. If this won't work out, then will pursue either Tide or Revolut it seems. Found a vendor for video-verifications as well so might give some of the online banks with videoID's a go as well. Will see.

Ah I can't seem to edit my post anymore. Just re-read it and noticed an error - in the 3rd paragraph I meant to say "I noticed Revolut also offers prepaid cards to EU, not ONLY UK so I suppose that's an option." Pardon me.

Thanks for the tip. All in all looks good, would work for both UK and EU as it seems you can withdraw funds from Paypal both to their card as as well the bank account. Only problem is "Maximum annual transactions limit 20 000 EUR". Emailed them about this just now but 20k would be ok for 1...

Hey :) UK Paypal's require a bank account to withdraw funds to. EU Paypal's require either a (prepaid) card or bank account to withdraw funds to. Either would work for me. Ideally would have decent ATM withdrawal rates as well. I used to use Cryptopay (had 2k/day withdrawal rate) but due to...