I sent it from Payset to Payset so it seemed more clear for them first of allThey don't check a "company constitution"
Did you mention to them via email that you were running a crypto business?
And was the "loan agreement" was documented in a pdf/etc with all the formalities and did they check/ask for it?
And why did you send money first to your personal payset account and then to the company one? Why didn't you use your actual personal bank account or something?
Just asking because I'm curious about how these guys and how their compliance works and if they even give you the chance to explain yourself or not
I have provided all the documents
I have everything they need and gave them everything they ask for
I am very serious regarding my business and regarding everything to be legal from my side
I work with good lawyers
So I did everything perfect
I prefer to think before doing anything
I even shared contracts with clients with them before money comes to them so they could check and accept
And the accepted
And I withdraw my personal money from kraken to their accountI sent it from Payset to Payset so it seemed more clear for them first of all
I have provided all the documents
I have everything they need and gave them everything they ask for
I am very serious regarding my business and regarding everything to be legal from my side
I work with good lawyers
So I did everything perfect
I prefer to think before doing anything
I even shared contracts with clients with them before money comes to them so they could check and accept
And the accepted
And have no problems with personal account
And no they did not even ask about a loan agreement I think because they see inside Payset that ceo transfers small amount of money to his company’s account inside Payset ecosystem
So be careful if you hold money only in Payset
And be ready that they will collect onboarding and 1st month fee and then terminate your contract with them