@jackshao101: Cross-border transfers and deposits/withdrawals? No headache! Take Neverless, which I often use, as an example to make it clear… Three deposit methods: 1. Via Apple Pay and Google Pay 2. Bank transfer (including EUR and USD channels) 3. Top-up via digital currency on-chain Two withdrawal methods…
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Introduces Neverless's three deposit methods (Apple Pay/Google Pay, bank transfer, digital currency) and two withdrawal methods (bank transfer, digital currency), and explains that you cannot directly deposit via Wise; you need to use an intermediary platform.
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Cross-border transfers and deposits/withdrawals don’t have to be a headache. Take Neverless, which I often use, as an example — let me lay it out clearly…
Three deposit methods:
- Deposit via Apple Pay and Google Pay
- Bank transfer (including EUR and USD channels)
- Deposit via cryptocurrency on-chain
Two withdrawal methods:
- Bank transfer withdrawal
- Cryptocurrency withdrawal
Why isn’t Wise mentioned here? Can I directly use Wise to deposit into Neverless?
The answer is No. You need to use these platforms as intermediaries. Essentially, you still complete the deposit via a EUR same-name deposit method. And for withdrawing to Wise…
You also need to use these three apps as intermediaries again to complete the withdrawal, only then can you spend it domestically. In practice…
you need to choose different methods based on different scenarios. If you’re interested in this, I’ll talk more about cross‑border transfers.
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