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Yeah, I don’t know why you’d want to use Swift, as that’s more an international rail. ACH or Wire are the standards inside the US, along with some of the newer
by wiredfool 3y ago
Yeah, I don’t know why you’d want to use Swift, as that’s more an international rail. ACH or Wire are the standards inside the US, along with some of the newer proprietary stuff like Zelle.
- super256 3y agoWire costs 40€ from my bank which I didn’t want to pay.
- philipwhiuk 3y agoHow much did you pay in BTC fees?
- MacsHeadroom 3y agoHe said he used USDC, likely on a rollup which is typically around 1 cent to 50 cents.
- wiredfool 3y agoBut once you're in Wise, you have a US acct/routing number (from Evolve, iirc).
- super256 3y agoI just went straight to the "transfer" button and ended up with this form: https://imgbox.com/QY8GQFhQ https://imgbox.com/QY8GQFhQ
- bentcorner 3y agoI get something like that if I'm trying to send Euros from my Wise account (and there's an "Inside Europe"/"Outside Europe" toggle). Are you able to exchange your EUR to USD within Wise first? https://imgbox.com/ADDZxVXh https://imgbox.com/ADDZxVXh
- super256 3y ago> Are you able to exchange your EUR to USD within Wise first? I currently have nothing on my wise account, as I used the different solution I've described above. I will try that next time.