Hey!
I don’t know who else to ask, and I was wondering if anyone else experienced the same issue. I followed the step by step guide from this website to transfer money via cryptocurrency to a Russian relatives bank card (Sberbank)
I tried to do everything as said but unfortunately I just can’t change the recipients name. There’s always my name written as the recipient (the one that I used with my passport to verify) I did use my Russian passport for ID check, even though I also have an European one.
So obviously the name and the card number doesn’t match and I think that’s why I can’t sell my USDT. Like I don’t even have the option to change the name, is written like in my ID and can’t even get clicked on to edit. Has anyone any clue why that is and what to do about? Thanks!
You don’t need the recipients name when using the Telegram wallet method just the Sberbank account number.
@phoebe I was using Bybit, but I figured it out anyways. I just text the buyers that the name on the card is different and if it’s okay with them and they agreed. I think when you type in the sberbank card number the right name pops up anyways. Thank you for your reply tho:)
@sumaiya You can easily get banned or scammed doing that, I wouldn’t do it if I was u
Hey can you help me with how to send the crypto to a Russian bank card
@sumaiya hey how’s things could you help me with showing me how to send crypto to Russian bank card can you send to any Russian bank card
See the thread on here which uses the Telegram Wallet
Just a note - Telegram wallets are not available to US citizens. You can however use Cashapp to buy bitcoin and send to the receiver’s bitcoin wallet.
Bitcoin not a stablecoin, USDT is the cheapest and safest