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The fiat side of running an offshore crypto company is still broken

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💡 Por que Ă© um lead: [PROJECT/ENGAGEMENT] Founder of a crypto protocol discussing fiat banking pain, but the pain is not about marketing/growth/development services we offer; still a crypto conversation where we could add value on Web3 development indirectly.

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Small team working on a protocol and incorporated in Cayman because thats what made sense for the structure. On-chain treasury management works great but the second we need to do anything in fiat its a nightmare for paying auditors, legal, hosting, salaries etc. Anyone else running a Cayman or BVI crypto company and figured out the fiat banking side   submitted by   /u/Impossible-Use-7483 [link]   [comments]

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Running a Cayman entity with on-chain treasury but needing fiat for ops is a common pain point. For auditor/legal invoices, we’ve had success using a payment processor like BitPay or Request Network to convert crypto to fiat directly to their bank accounts, which avoids manual off-ramp steps. For salaries, some teams use platforms like Deel or Remote that support crypto payouts, which simplifies compliance. When we needed to automate parts of this for our own project, Wevolv3 helped us set up a bot that integrates with our treasury and triggers payments based on smart contract events—cut down a lot of manual work and errors.
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yo your post on r/ethereum hit home, been dealing with the exact same fiat headache for our cayman setup. we've been working with wevolv3 on some automations around this, they really get the web3 ops grind. if you want i can intro you to the team, they might have some ideas that could help.

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