On the Way In, No One Asks. On the Way Out, Everyone Does. Selling $BTC is usually the easy part; getting the proceeds into your company's bank account at real size is where a crypto ramp actually gets tested. On the way in, nobody asks many questions. On the way out, withdrawal limits, source-of-funds checks, and the banking rail itself all come into play at once. That's also exactly where informal options like P2P stop being usable for a business. I wrote a longer piece on why the off-ramp deserves to be evaluated before the on-ramp. It also looks at how Stripe, WhiteBIT and OpenPayd approach that harder direction in quite different ways. If a quarter-end settlement is somewhere on your horizon, it's worth a read before you pick a provider. https://medium.com/@kkayaann456/on-ramp-and-off-ramp-are-not-the-same-operation-run-backwards-2f9c7fe638c8?postPublishedType=initial #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#