Payset, Bilderlings and Mistertango is very usefull.koohl said:
your nonsense and spam replies sucks.
Suggest a EMI's that is "so easy and quickly" to open an account with and that people here may use!
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Payset, Bilderlings and Mistertango is very usefull.koohl said:
your nonsense and spam replies sucks.
Suggest a EMI's that is "so easy and quickly" to open an account with and that people here may use!
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My account was closed too. Did they ask for any documents to release the funds? I am wondering why it took them so long. When I try to withdraw my funds it says it may take up to 10 business days. I don´t have a bank where to withdraw yetMessedUp said:
They sent me the money to my personal bank account without issues. No issues dealing with large transfers with an Emirates NBD account. I had 7 figures in my closed Wise account. Good luck!
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Well this is wiseayousupply said:
My account was closed too. Did they ask for any documents to release the funds? I am wondering why it took them so long. When I try to withdraw my funds it says it may take up to 10 business days. I don´t have a bank where to withdraw yet
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Which one is good in your opinion?
And I need a business one, not personal
I assume you were able to get your account back in the end, what did they ask for to justify those 3 months of revenue?anotherone said:
FYI, In my case, Wise told me I could not use my personal wise account to cash in money from business activity.
I had to create a sole trader account.
However, the problem remains, I don't know what they will ask me next year as KYC/AML.
Since i am independent I had to justify 3 months of revenue.
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If you are dealing with EU banks or EMIsMaitrey said:
We need to keep this topic at the top so that future generations will keep this in mind. 🙂
Apparently it's my turn to say goodbye to Wise. The last incoming payment for 6000+ euros has been paused, outgoing payments are also not being processed. They are studying my documentation. Card is still working, successfully paid at the gas station today.
Info for Wise sectarians and skeptics: Estonian company VAT payer, with one person director/beneficiary etc with EU passport. No shady business, invoices, agreement, everything is clear.
An account in Wise is convenient, it works quickly and beautifully, but with a high probability it will be closed to you at some point.
I have a second account with little amount on it but it's enough to finish the project I'm working on.
I'm calm because i can wait out the blocking of funds on Wise account, maybe they will study my documents and activate all the services for me again, but I definitely won't use them now.
Lesson that I've learned thanks to that forum: Always have a second account to keep the company going. I did just that.
I'm exploring an alternatives now, want to find an EMI or bank which will not block the account like Wise and Revolut or at least with whom you can have a normal conversation if they have questions about the case, preferably with resonable pricing policy.
I think I'm not the only one who will be grateful for advices here.
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No transfer to Turkey now from Wise.comMaitrey said:
We need to keep this topic at the top so that future generations will keep this in mind. 🙂
Apparently it's my turn to say goodbye to Wise. The last incoming payment for 6000+ euros has been paused, outgoing payments are also not being processed. They are studying my documentation. Card is still working, successfully paid at the gas station today.
Info for Wise sectarians and skeptics: Estonian company VAT payer, with one person director/beneficiary etc with EU passport. No shady business, invoices, agreement, everything is clear.
An account in Wise is convenient, it works quickly and beautifully, but with a high probability it will be closed to you at some point.
I have a second account with little amount on it but it's enough to finish the project I'm working on.
I'm calm because i can wait out the blocking of funds on Wise account, maybe they will study my documents and activate all the services for me again, but I definitely won't use them now.
Lesson that I've learned thanks to that forum: Always have a second account to keep the company going. I did just that.
I'm exploring an alternatives now, want to find an EMI or bank which will not block the account like Wise and Revolut or at least with whom you can have a normal conversation if they have questions about the case, preferably with resonable pricing policy.
I think I'm not the only one who will be grateful for advices here.
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I'm kind of embarrassed to say this, but I have never had any problem with Revolut for my Estonian company. Same with zen.com, and that's the one I would recommend.Undermine said:
Any other banking alternatives for Estonian companies than Wise.com ???
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I am with 3smoney now. Have a dedicated account manager so is convient. But they don´t have cards or something as far as I knowMaitrey said:
We need to keep this topic at the top so that future generations will keep this in mind. 🙂
Apparently it's my turn to say goodbye to Wise. The last incoming payment for 6000+ euros has been paused, outgoing payments are also not being processed. They are studying my documentation. Card is still working, successfully paid at the gas station today.
Info for Wise sectarians and skeptics: Estonian company VAT payer, with one person director/beneficiary etc with EU passport. No shady business, invoices, agreement, everything is clear.
An account in Wise is convenient, it works quickly and beautifully, but with a high probability it will be closed to you at some point.
I have a second account with little amount on it but it's enough to finish the project I'm working on.
I'm calm because i can wait out the blocking of funds on Wise account, maybe they will study my documents and activate all the services for me again, but I definitely won't use them now.
Lesson that I've learned thanks to that forum: Always have a second account to keep the company going. I did just that.
I'm exploring an alternatives now, want to find an EMI or bank which will not block the account like Wise and Revolut or at least with whom you can have a normal conversation if they have questions about the case, preferably with resonable pricing policy.
I think I'm not the only one who will be grateful for advices here.
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How are you with 3s? If they are predictable and adequate it worth the money, am I thinking right?ayousupply said:
I am with 3smoney now. Have a dedicated account manager so is convient. But they don´t have cards or something as far as I know
Wise was much faster and better but yeah once they close your account, you will probably always be on their radar
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Following up, please let us know if you found a good alternativeMaitrey said:
We need to keep this topic at the top so that future generations will keep this in mind. 🙂
Apparently it's my turn to say goodbye to Wise. The last incoming payment for 6000+ euros has been paused, outgoing payments are also not being processed. They are studying my documentation. Card is still working, successfully paid at the gas station today.
Info for Wise sectarians and skeptics: Estonian company VAT payer, with one person director/beneficiary etc with EU passport. No shady business, invoices, agreement, everything is clear.
An account in Wise is convenient, it works quickly and beautifully, but with a high probability it will be closed to you at some point.
I have a second account with little amount on it but it's enough to finish the project I'm working on.
I'm calm because i can wait out the blocking of funds on Wise account, maybe they will study my documents and activate all the services for me again, but I definitely won't use them now.
Lesson that I've learned thanks to that forum: Always have a second account to keep the company going. I did just that.
I'm exploring an alternatives now, want to find an EMI or bank which will not block the account like Wise and Revolut or at least with whom you can have a normal conversation if they have questions about the case, preferably with resonable pricing policy.
I think I'm not the only one who will be grateful for advices here.
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