Hi guys,
I appreciate that the below scenario may seem a little convoluted, and also that many of you might suggest leaving money in dark EMIs or indeed Crypto wallets or simply withdrawing as cash, but nevertheless I'm interested to know if the approach below (or a variation of this approach) would allow for total anonymity of the source of funds, and what the end value might look like after all transaction fees are taken into account.
I appreciate that in this scenario, the individual is likely to be liable for personal tax, but I am trying to establish the costs/benefits of this via simply withdrawing large amounts of cash from a dark EMI and struggling to use it in any meaningful way (like paying off a mortgage).
I am not an expert when it comes to cryptocurrencies so forgive me if I've missed a step here or added one step too many...
Starting amount: €10000
Start location: EU based company bank account
Objective: Move money from EU company to real personal bank account via dark accounts
Reason: Peace of mind that money is not going to suddenly be frozen in a dark EMI or fluctuate in value in crypto, or be difficult to spend in cash.
Step 1: Dark individual/company invoices EU company requesting €10000. EU company pays via EMI (AdvCash / Mister T etc)
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
Step 2: Convert/send money to dark Bitcoin wallet
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
Step 3: Trade Bitcoin for Monero
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
Step 4: Send Monero to real individual Monero wallet
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
Step 5: Convert Monero to Bitcoin
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
Step 6: Convert Bitcoin to FIAT
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
Step 7: Withdraw money to real bank account
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
””
I appreciate that the below scenario may seem a little convoluted, and also that many of you might suggest leaving money in dark EMIs or indeed Crypto wallets or simply withdrawing as cash, but nevertheless I'm interested to know if the approach below (or a variation of this approach) would allow for total anonymity of the source of funds, and what the end value might look like after all transaction fees are taken into account.
I appreciate that in this scenario, the individual is likely to be liable for personal tax, but I am trying to establish the costs/benefits of this via simply withdrawing large amounts of cash from a dark EMI and struggling to use it in any meaningful way (like paying off a mortgage).
I am not an expert when it comes to cryptocurrencies so forgive me if I've missed a step here or added one step too many...
Starting amount: €10000
Start location: EU based company bank account
Objective: Move money from EU company to real personal bank account via dark accounts
Reason: Peace of mind that money is not going to suddenly be frozen in a dark EMI or fluctuate in value in crypto, or be difficult to spend in cash.
Step 1: Dark individual/company invoices EU company requesting €10000. EU company pays via EMI (AdvCash / Mister T etc)
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
Step 2: Convert/send money to dark Bitcoin wallet
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
Step 3: Trade Bitcoin for Monero
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
Step 4: Send Monero to real individual Monero wallet
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
Step 5: Convert Monero to Bitcoin
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
Step 6: Convert Bitcoin to FIAT
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
Step 7: Withdraw money to real bank account
Transaction fee: ?
Amount remaining: ?
””