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Mostly because there's a bunch of subtlety around bank transfers and identity verification. The EU simplifies a lot of the regulatory framework but the actual o
by pc 13y ago
Mostly because there's a bunch of subtlety around bank transfers and identity verification. The EU simplifies a lot of the regulatory framework but the actual operations still entail a decent amount of heterogeneity from country-to-country.
- toretore 13y agoSo it's because of technical/operational and not regulatory or legal problems? What about SEPA, or is that just for "regular people"?