Challenge> Need to pay $1M without leaving trace

[Artemis Eleutheria]

No seriously, there is nothing illegal about transporting cash if you declare it.

This is true, ViaMat (Loomis) and other provides this service commercially, however unless you have very secure storage on the receiving end you are basically asking to be attacked by declaring large sums in cash or valuables in many locations around the world ... and not only by the taxman, off-duty costoms officers and policemen will be looking to take care off your valuables.

 

[OKboomer]

Funds are 100% legit sitting in a bank account in a reputable jurisdiction.

Recipient want payment to be untraceable ... or as close to it as is possible.

Both parties want to minimize legal risks.

So how would you go about it?

Use Monero

 

[jakonda]

Yes plenty including senior management sign off etc etc . Plus some trying to convince me of dangers of cash, theft and finally even an offer to half the negative interest fee and reduce fees on re-investment costs on some already overpriced investment products....lol.

Funny guys in Switzerland... if you can share with us what did they offer you as an investment product ETF, Mutual Funds, PE FOF,... ?

 

[Martin Everson]

Funny guys in Switzerland... if you can share with us what did they offer you as an investment product ETF, Mutual Funds, PE FOF,... ?

They sent me some Term sheets on some thirdparty funds for example that had like 4-5% entry charges and like 2% annual TER and offered to half the entry fee....not even waive the whole damn entry fee...lol. Who pays 4% entry fee for a fund in 2019. Is the fund industry doing so well in 2019 they can allow their fund distributors to demand this nonsense.

 

[Clip]

Or just 135 10.000 Brunei dollar notes

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-06-18/singapore-brunei-and-10000-banknote

 

[BlueMist]

Or just 135 10.000 Brunei dollar notes

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-06-18/singapore-brunei-and-10000-banknote

I am not sure if it is without a trace. Example: try to go to Singapore and get SGD 10,000 note. You will get it from the bank or a better money changer - but they usually have few pieces only. Sometimes you can order. However they will always ask for passport or ID details before giving you this notes and wherever you try to use them or pay using them, you (or someone you gave it to) will be asked for passport details again...