A real black hatter needs blackhat banking!

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Ok, with the nature of what i do (mainly ppi) i get invited to quite a few black hat forums, hacking and carding forums.

now i dont agree with carding whatso ever but they do know what there talking about when it comes to cleaning black hat funds!

note this article is from a different forum to the article i posted about a method black hat spammers were using in the email section

as always i will not reveal the forum this article came from in accordance to bhw rules, nor will i give it to you if you pm me, (i recieved 15 pm's from my previous post about black hat spammers)

Short Story about Latvian Banks

Latvia is a European country and is an independent coutry since 1990. Thanks to a smart politics of Central Latvian Bank there is a very stable bank system in the country. The number of Latvian banks hasn't been changed since 1996. National currency is LAT.
Many economists think that this is one of the most stable currency in Europe. One lat costs around $1.63.

Latvian banks have a wide network of intermediary bank accounts over the world. Any transaction (in USD, EUR, LAT, RUR, etc.) they process in less than 24 hours.

There are several banks in Latvia that we recomend to use:

- Lateko Banka (http://anonym.to/?http://www.lateko.lv/)
- Aizkraukles Banka (http://anonym.to/?http://www.ab.lv/)
- Hanza Banka (http://anonym.to/?http://www.hanzanet.lv/)
- Parex Banka (http://anonym.to/?http://www.parex.lv/)

Each of these banks has an address in SWIFT and is a registered member (principal or affiliate) of VISA International and Europay. They are located in Riga - capital of Latvia. They have official offices or affiliate consulting companies in Russia and Ukraine.

When your partners send money to your account in, say, Lateko bank, they have to send this info to their bank (remitter's bank):

Beneficiary: Software Company LLC
Bank: Lateko Bank
SWIFT: LATBLV22
Account#: 2040089678
Bank address: 21 Birznieka Upisha St., 1011 Riga Latvia

Latvian banks, as all other European banks have individual and corporative accounts. To register/open a corporative account you have to register a company first. It doesn't matter where the company is registered - any offshore or "onshore" region.

1. How you withdraw money from your account?

The easiest way to convert your funds into cash is to use ATM cards (Cirrus/Maestro or VISA Electron). They don't have any limits for ATM withdrawals or purchases. You will be able to take, say, $50,000 from ATM or more.

2. Who can freeze or close the account?

Your account won't be closed because of fraud. You can receive money from any sources you want (fake sales at auctions, billings, merchant accounts, hacked bank accounts, etc.) Only Latvian cops will be able to close or freeze your account or the bank. You have to work with amounts less than $100,000 and you won't have any problems.

3. How you send outgoing wire transfers from this accounts?

To send funds from the account by wire transfer you will have to use special secret words or "digipass". Only you will have these words and digipass. Nobody else will be able to use your funds. You will pay $20 for each outgoing transfer. Incoming wire transfers are free.

4. Can you receive payments from credit cards to this account.

No. This is just a checking account. Not a merchant account. You are able to receive ONLY wire transfers.

5. Should I pay some fees and/or taxes?

You will pay about $8.00 per month for Internet banking and no taxes at all, unless your company is registered in Latvia. You have to pay taxes in the country where your business is registered.

Main purpose of the account in Latvian bank is to receive payments from other "dirty" accounts in other banks and hold them for some time. Latvian banks are rather safe and secure. They won't do anything with your money, unless you do one of the following:

- child porno
- online blackmailing
- offline terrorism

Guys, stay away from these businesses
 
what a great alt. to a swiss bank acct.

Ill pm you sometime, I deff. want more information...
 
swiss accounts are mainly used for when the money is clean

Im not sure what the privacy laws are like in latvia however it would just be a case of moving to an account with high privacy levels.

something i havnt looked into a great deal (i have my own system) but certianly could well be worth looking into
 
Thanks for the share everybody should take note, as the people that say swizz banks are good are far from wrong they've not been safe since the 1990's lol :p
 
Your going to think I'm crazy, but I also have friends who need occasional blackhat banking and they swear by Hong Kong Banks. Not OECD or EU members, banking in 9 currencies including GOLD, and I'm told very strict secrecy laws. As theodore says, forget Swiss or Cyprus banks, they've long since been flipped by tax authorities and everyone else. And now the even the Panamanians have signed a tax treaty deal with the U.S. just this month. What's the world coming to when you can't easily hide ill gotten gains? :)
 
Ive heard hong kong has extremely strict money laundering laws

new a chap who was involved in zimbabwean diamonds, used to have money launderes come in pay $100k for $80k of rough diamonds, (no scent unlike drugs or money or the weight problems of gold) and apperently they use to send of well i cant remember the exact method but it involved dubai.

There are still a few places, iv heard talk of moldova as another place

thing about panama is the deal predates by 3 years which isnt good whatso ever!
 
I had money in Latvia and ended up with 57 months in federal prison. If the Feds feet you in their crosshairs you are fucked. We had over 4million there and gold. So be careful.

DV
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I have a few options that I use anonymously and I am able to cash out accordingly. They are pretty swell accounts.

@ DV, geez 57 mos in fed prison.. Damn, I am sorry.
 
Stuff like this is the reason why it's becoming increasingly difficult to open a bank account in Latvia.

From the nature of the article (Hansabanka - mistakenly called Hanza Banka - changed their name to Swedbank almost 2 years ago, plus a few other clues) I suppose the post is rather old. Nowadays, all new accounts go through a VERY careful vetting process, especially if you pick a bank (there's 3 out of ~20 total) that allows remote account opening, i.e. opens accounts without having the customer visit their branch in person. And as you may imagine, most applications will be declined.

Basically - you can forget about banking in Latvia unless you are able to show that you have actual ties with this country (residing there, having an office there etc.) EVEN if your business is completely legit. I'm telling this out of my own experience.

Further, the post is very wrong about freezing accounts. According to Latvian laws it it *not* just the police who can freeze funds. Banks can (and do!) freeze funds if they believe the source of such funds to be "dodgy". They will then ask you for documentation related to the transfer, proving the origin (and the legality) of the funds. (once again talking out of personal experience).

Ah, and needless to say, Latvia (being an EU country) has information sharing agreements with most major countries so if you happen to be unfortunate enough to hold a US passport you are not safe from the IRS.

All in all, I strongly suggest consulting a knowledgeable tax lawyer before making any banking decision and most definitely not to rely on any forum posts.
 
not worth it... pay your taxes.... keep your money clean... and sleep better at night...
 
No-name debit cards (= those not attached to a bank account) binded to various accounts on different electronic payment processors is where the real money laundering is at these days.

Edit: On the small scale (< 100k/month). The big guys use money mules.
 
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Latvia definately not good for blackhat banking (Latvia is about 80 miles away from where I live)
 
Why risk losing your money? If you make enough why not just pay your taxes and rest easy knowing your moneys safe and everything is legit.
 
I am from Latvia, article about Latvian banking is old, now its really hard to legalize any money here, due to big offline players from russia, they already destroyed our biggest private bank Parex, with their illegal money. And now we have one of biggest recession in EU due to that,...
 
It's not that I have a problem paying taxes. It's the tax man that has an issue with how
I earned the money and who paid it to me.
"Yes Mr taxman I earned $xxxx for loading socks for Russian spammers, I made another
$YYYY for fronting a company for people who can't obtain certain banking privileges."
Doesn't go down too well on your returns.
Code:
https://secure.goldnow.st/
Never had a problem with them. Perfect for that income you don't want to declare.
 
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As iv said before this was an article i dont use lativian banks

though i use a similar method to what oxon posted

i have never used goldnow.st but they look very interesting.

any bank which runs a remote opening service is anonymous

scanned forged docs (you can get from scanlab.name) and some social engineering and a bit of research and you have yourself a bank account
 
scanned forged docs (you can get from scanlab.name) and some social engineering and a bit of research and you have yourself a bank account

And once again you're talking about 2007, not 2010 ;)

But enough of empty chat, I'll challenge you instead:

Show me an EU bank (a BANK, not an institution that call themselves a bank but actually don't even have a direct SWIFT) that opens accounts based on scanned documents and does not require a notarised/apostilled copy of passport, and I'll ship you $500 for the effort. Hell, let's make it a grand.
 
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