Problems with credit card processor for crypto exchange

[Soulivann]

Hi all,

I have tried to onboard my Estonian crypto exchange with an EU processor. To its request, I provided a legal opinion from my UK counsel confirming that I'm allowed to accept clients from the UK too. However, it got rejected because it's not from a "reputable law firm". It may have to do with MC BRAM policy.

Is there a crypto friendly processor that is more flexible with this nonsense?
Thanks

 

[Gediminas]

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[atreus]

Soulivann said:
Hi all,

I have tried to onboard my Estonian crypto exchange with an EU processor. To its request, I provided a legal opinion from my UK counsel confirming that I'm allowed to accept clients from the UK too. However, it got rejected because it's not from a "reputable law firm". It may have to do with MC BRAM policy.

Is there a crypto friendly processor that is more flexible with this nonsense?
Thanks
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No, All EU processors follow this MC requirement.
A legal opinion for the UK will cost you 1750 EURO, you will however have the guarantee it will be accepted by the card processor and mastercard.

I am not selling anything here, feel free to reply for more info.