List of EMI and Digital Banks
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So that's US$1,115 just to open the account, plus the cost to get everything apostilled AND notarized. Then there's the huge 0.4% SWIFT fee and a US$11 monthly charge.
- In case of non-residents according to Georgian legislation, submitted documents should be translated into Georgian / English / Russian language, notarized and apostilled.
- Once the application is approved, non-residents are obliged to pay non-refundable fee in the amount of 3000 GEL.
So that's US$1,115 just to open the account, plus the cost to get everything apostilled AND notarized. Then there's the huge 0.4% SWIFT fee and a US$11 monthly charge.
Which are still EMIs as of 2019?
Why is it important - because EMIs YET do not have to report under CRS.
Banks DO!
For example, it is wise to close your Revolut account, because next year they are becoming a bank and will be reporting 100%. I think they are stupid in this action as they will lose high worth customers who are smart enough to know they shouldn't hold accounts in a bank.
So which of 2019 are still to be considered only EMIs?
Why is it important - because EMIs YET do not have to report under CRS.
Banks DO!
For example, it is wise to close your Revolut account, because next year they are becoming a bank and will be reporting 100%. I think they are stupid in this action as they will lose high worth customers who are smart enough to know they shouldn't hold accounts in a bank.
So which of 2019 are still to be considered only EMIs?
Still, they will get more clients as a bank than as a payment processors︀ and will make more money. I assume that they will attract high-end clients as a︁ bank. Someone dealing with millions will NOT open an account with a payment processor.
IBAN was invented in EU, though gone Internationally later, and mainly issued within Europe Banks, with Euro as currency, so your USD request means it must handle exchange etc etc and issuing a USD debit card from a EU Based EMI is of no business use.
Well, IBAN technically can work with any country as it's just a number but laws maybe prevent it.
Bank's backend is a ledger. Ledger is the one which manage balances and parse account numbers from transactions. Central banks does not issue Account numbers. All done by banks it self through Ledger and Parsing technology.
Country's Central Bank account is kinda messy wire ball. No bank can function without ledger (OFC possible but it's a time waste, manual work load, It's perfect only for banks with 1 customer)
Bank's backend is a ledger. Ledger is the one which manage balances and parse account numbers from transactions. Central banks does not issue Account numbers. All done by banks it self through Ledger and Parsing technology.
Country's Central Bank account is kinda messy wire ball. No bank can function without ledger (OFC possible but it's a time waste, manual work load, It's perfect only for banks with 1 customer)
They do not accept cryptocurrency businesses. Just got answer from them by email.
Epayments also do not allow cryptocurrency businesses.
So far there seems it's only MisterTango (which is currently kicking customers out of their own platform) and advcash with 3% transfer steal fee.
People say EMI's are more friendly than banks for cryptocurrency... but it looks like just the banks.
Any more idea for cryptotrading business emi account?
Epayments also do not allow cryptocurrency businesses.
So far there seems it's only MisterTango (which is currently kicking customers out of their own platform) and advcash with 3% transfer steal fee.
People say EMI's are more friendly than banks for cryptocurrency... but it looks like just the banks.
Any more idea for cryptotrading business emi account?
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