Thanks, found a lot of interesting info there, including topic about ePayemnt's bank Rietumu https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/th...ent-account-closure-and-theft-of-funds.23267/Beside the rumors available here https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/threads/epayments-may-have-a-hidden-agenda-be-warned.27167/ I have not heard anything, maybe you should point out where you heard this and check the source of such rumors!
This is very old newsMaybe the rumour is coming from the news that N26 bank is leaving the UK because it will lose it's license and all British accounts of N26 bank will be closed down.
Digital bank N26 to close all accounts and pull out of UK because of Brexit
I like your optimism but I'm afraid the best you can hope for is the possibility to transfer the balance to another bank account in your name. I would be really surprised if they would survive this.So from what I understand, they just need to implement more due diligence, it should not take that much.
... or emi/banks (uk best) for UK LTD which accept transfers TO crypto exchange?Anyone have an alternative accepting swift&sepa transfer from crypto exchanges?
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