Payments Fiat to Crypto

[sashabcro]

So I'm setting up buisness which could potentialy bring me online payments for about 10-15k a month. For a first year I wouldn't go "legal" but then after I would move out to a different country and just do a company and move everything into legal buisness, but until then I need to get these payments somehow.

My question here would be, is there any payment system that would allow my clients to pay with their cards/paypal/revolut but this system would send me payments as crypto stablecoin like USDT etc. Also need to have something simple for clients, because they are not "tech good" so they would need simple page just to enter card details and send payments. Thank you.

 

[bilbo09]

So I'm setting up buisness which could potentialy bring me online payments for about 10-15k a month. For a first year I wouldn't go "legal" but then after I would move out to a different country and just do a company and move everything into legal buisness, but until then I need to get these payments somehow.

My question here would be, is there any payment system that would allow my clients to pay with their cards/paypal/revolut but this system would send me payments as crypto stablecoin like USDT etc. Also need to have something simple for clients, because they are not "tech good" so they would need simple page just to enter card details and send payments. Thank you.

Processing card payments is complicated because they usually ask for KYB.

But one that generally doesn't ask for anything is Stripe. It only asks for KYC and your business website to see if it meets their requirements. Then, to withdraw the money, any bank account that receives USD will work, for example Payoneer, Lili, etc.

 

[Nasayer]

I think there are certain individuals (not official exchangers) that are doing this for a fee.
they get paid from your customers with the payment methods that you mentioned and they give you crypto pay-out.

Although since these are not official websites the fees are moderate / high and also there are trust issues with exchangers with not much reputation so you should be cautious.
I just mentioned that option since i think there are no official website / payment system that would do that for you

 

[kusoshi]

You’re going to have a pretty hard time finding something that’s not overly regulated without KYC.

 

[MyProxiesOps]

Have a look to challengy. It may suit to your needs.

 

[Nasayer]

Have a look to challengy. It may suit to your needs.

This is similar to PayBis that i was using for small amounts they had never asked me for KYC. I think that this wont suit his needs though for big amounts cause after one point they will definitely ask you for identification if you pass a certain limit

 

[DQ Agency]

Honestly, I think you should try to raise some small capital from friends or family and set everything up properly from the start. Running payments “unofficially” can create bigger problems later.
If the business can really do $10–15k/month, it’s worth doing it the right way from day one. Clean setup = less stress and long-term stability.

 

[Ascot_international]

You will need a decent structure to get ta decent service provider. We honestly don't understand people who pretend to do business without any setup... you will save some money now that you will definitely need to spend later and in the meantime you will be limited in so many ways, you will take so many risks and things can turn so bad that it's not even worth it. But good luck anyway. As soon as you will have a proper structure, there are a lot of on-ramp // off-ramp service providers.

 

[sashabcro]

Since website is "adult content" it's not problem of money to invest in company problem is I'll need to move country to have this legally working as it should. That's why I would first get couple of months to going/start properly before I decide to move my whole life to different country and start doing this legally.

Processing card payments is complicated because they usually ask for KYB.

But one that generally doesn't ask for anything is Stripe. It only asks for KYC and your business website to see if it meets their requirements. Then, to withdraw the money, any bank account that receives USD will work, for example Payoneer, Lili, etc.

Stripe doesn't allow adult-content website, they would block me asap.

 

[bilbo09]

Stripe doesn't allow adult-content website, they would block me asap.

But you can use a cloaked system to bypass that

 

[Paul Q agency]

is there any payment system that would allow my clients to pay with their cards/paypal/revolut but this system would send me payments as crypto stablecoin like USDT etc

Paygate.to and BitPay are 2 good options for that.

 

[sashabcro]

But you can use a cloaked system to bypass that

Can you point me more about this? Thanks

 

[marumaru]

do u already got it? somehow i also need payment like ppl pay me with their cards
but send me crypto.... its make everything faster and better lol

 

[bilbo09]

Can you point me more about this? Thanks

Check in this forum with "cloaking" keyword, There are many guides (some paid) that explain how to do this.

 

[MyProxiesOps]

This is similar to PayBis that i was using for small amounts they had never asked me for KYC. I think that this wont suit his needs though for big amounts cause after one point they will definitely ask you for identification if you pass a certain limit

Is there a limit with no KYC in their conditions ? Need to be sure about that.

 

[sashabcro]

In my case all the payemtns are coming from normal, real people, with their own cards and accounts, I just want to hide myself as receiver that's it. Nothing else. At least on start I want to hide it, then I'll move and go legall 100% and don't care anymore. And also all clients are "non-tech" persons so would need something simple without big registrations, etc.

 

[Dioge]

Processing card payments is complicated because they usually ask for KYB.

But one that generally doesn't ask for anything is Stripe. It only asks for KYC and your business website to see if it meets their requirements. Then, to withdraw the money, any bank account that receives USD will work, for example Payoneer, Lili, etc.

I receive money on PayPal, then I transfer it to my online bank account and from there I only use crypto. I don't know a simpler way.

 

[Mnerm]

If you’re expecting that kind of volume the biggest risk isn’t receiving the payments but getting frozen later, because processors usually flag accounts once the activity doesn’t match the registered business or tax profile. Even for the first year it’s usually safer to set up a simple legal structure or compliant payment method from the start, otherwise holding 10–15k a month in unofficial setups often ends with account limitations or funds being locked.

 

[bilbo09]

I receive money on PayPal, then I transfer it to my online bank account and from there I only use crypto. I don't know a simpler way.

PayPal is a pain in the ass. I lost $11000. They decided to block my account with no refund...

 

[keomut500]

Processing card payments is complicated because they usually ask for KYB.

But one that generally doesn't ask for anything is Stripe. It only asks for KYC and your business website to see if it meets their requirements. Then, to withdraw the money, any bank account that receives USD will work, for example Payoneer, Lili, etc.

Cryptocurrency is recognized in few countries.