Still Like Crypto Payments

**econfox** · 9 November 2022, 1:11 pm

Bitcoin and other coins are down significantly over the last year. If you had a choice would you still want to get paid in BTC, a stable coin or would you like to go back to the old payment system and get paid in a currency?

I would like to go back to getting paid in a currency / wire again. This option isn't available now with the affiliates I work with. Watching BTC drop 15+% after getting paid is a bitch.

**Cash Bonus** · 9 November 2022, 2:05 pm

If I had a choice, I would still want to continue getting paid in Bitcoin and that's for sure.

**Nicole Goodwin** · 9 November 2022, 5:19 pm

Agree, now this is the most convenient payment method in my opinion

**KOHEI MATSUDA** · 10 November 2022, 12:41 am

I agree.

**wonderpunter** · 10 November 2022, 10:28 pm

I usually change instantly so doesnt make much of a difference, many are moving over to usdt now anyhow

**casinobonusguy** · 12 November 2022, 11:45 am

I would rather a bank wire paid to my business account any day of the week.

**CasinosBroker** · 14 November 2022, 2:03 am

Originally Posted by casinobonusguy

I would rather a bank wire paid to my business account any day of the week.

I can't agree more.

**xecutable** · 14 November 2022, 3:58 am

So you would rather NOT own your own money but allow the bank to own it. Cause make no mistake your bank account and the money in your bank are NOT yours by any means. And if god forbid your bank goes down tomorrow, there's no way you can move your funds in any shape or form.

Having your stable coin sit in your cold storage wallet does give you the benefit if you were an FTX user (going bankrupt for those unaware), to simply get a Coinbase/Kraken/Binance/InsertTheName account, move the funds there and cashout. That's what true ownership gives you.

"But yeah my bank will never go under" - even so, still doesn't change the fact that you do not own your own money and the bank does.

I'd like to still get paid in stable coin, avoid useless fees, have a true ownership of the funds and decide where and when to cashout. I'm willing to go through the minor inconvenience of pushing a few buttons on my Ledger.

**wonderpunter** · 14 November 2022, 4:23 am

sure banks are allowed to lend out, 70% of funds.. as long as there is never a global crisis you're good.. when to crisis ever happen? War, Epidemics, corruption etc.

**casinobonusguy** · 14 November 2022, 9:38 am

I live in Canada ,banks like BMO (Bank of Montreal )and Scotiabank have paid dividends since 1833 and never missed a dividend payment so yes I would like my money in the bank and all my money is in the bank in my country of Canada. I pay all taxes on Bitcoin ,it is a pain in the ass to do double the transactions of receiving bitcoin then the exchange and withdraw process. I have a legacy plan in place for my corporation so have help from people that know who pays us ,how they pay us ,where the money is from point A to Point B. It is more invasive to me having to use bitcoin than just having a company send our business a bank wire. In fact we do more business with people who will pay us a bank wire just for that fact.

**GamingPro** · 14 November 2022, 12:07 pm

THere was a time i would get Fedx and DHL envelopes with cash in them. Would love to go back to those times.

**eenzoo** · 14 November 2022, 1:15 pm

Kind too dramatic don't you think ... example: I do not own/keep any money. Lets say not more than 10k in an emergency fund and the usual amounts of money you need to pay the bills. I understand why majority of affiliates prefer crypto.

Bloody, criminal tax fraud in 98 from 100 cases. No accounting, nothing!

I run several businesses, offline and online.
And yes, ofc, crypto payments in online gambling affiliation are the absolute perfect situation if you earn €5/6/7k a months and you just need to cash-out money for living. But I need credit lines, several mortgages per year.

I have suppliers, customers, I need REAL money cashflow in REAL bank accounts.
Unfortunately, banks who decide if you get mortgage to buy your next rental property, to buy land, usually don't give a f*** on crypto holdings.

So yes, I would prefer to decide on my own how to receive payments!

Originally Posted by xecutable

So you would rather NOT own your own money but allow the bank to own it. Cause make no mistake your bank account and the money in your bank are NOT yours by any means. And if god forbid your bank goes down tomorrow, there's no way you can move your funds in any shape or form.

Having your stable coin sit in your cold storage wallet does give you the benefit if you were an FTX user (going bankrupt for those unaware), to simply get a Coinbase/Kraken/Binance/InsertTheName account, move the funds there and cashout. That's what true ownership gives you.

"But yeah my bank will never go under" - even so, still doesn't change the fact that you do not own your own money and the bank does.

I'd like to still get paid in stable coin, avoid useless fees, have a true ownership of the funds and decide where and when to cashout. I'm willing to go through the minor inconvenience of pushing a few buttons on my Ledger.

**xecutable** · 14 November 2022, 2:46 pm

Of course it's your money and it's your decision. Was just stating the obvious that we do not own our own money. I am not sure how 1 extra step, stops you guys from having your money. Just give a CEX address of whatever stable coin you are getting. Once the money are there, withdraw instantly to your bank account, done? Now it's a matter whether the bank likes transfers from CEXes.

Mine for example does not, so I have another online account I have to move them to first, and only then to the main account.

**Sherlock** · 16 November 2022, 8:55 am

It is the best time now to get BTC or some other shtcoins.

Comparing it with wires is pointless. You are getting crypto, because you can not get wires, because such are the rules in 2022. It is like being Russia and bragging that you can not get wires. You can not, boomer, period.

And in future you will get it even less likely, unless you are selling strawberries to your neighbor granpa and even that is not certain.

**CoinSpinsMedia** · 24 November 2022, 9:53 am

Hello guys,

Cryptocurrencies, and specifically bitcoin, are beginning to occupy a larger and larger part of our lives. The functionality that cryptocurrencies give us for fast and unlimited from to amount transfers has no competition compared to traditional fiat payments. Cryptocurrencies will survive and change the financial culture of the entire world.

Regards

**ratemycasino** · 27 April 2023, 4:45 am

i think at the moment I will prefer regular money but in near future, I will definitely change my mind)

**jimtooker** · 8 July 2023, 1:51 am

So far we've just been accepted USDT, and that's worked well for us.

**NoDepositCasinos** · 9 July 2023, 7:50 pm

Currently, I prefer direct transfers to my bank account, but I am open to other options as well.

Living in Latin America, cryptocurrencies have allowed me to accept payments that would not have been possible otherwise and have helped me protect myself against inflation. While it's true that they can be volatile and require some extra organization to manage several accounts and have fiat money available for day-to-day expenses, the effort is worthwhile compared to not receiving payment at all.

So when it comes to payment methods, I believe the more options, the better. If a client wants to pay in a specific way and it doesn't have a negative impact on me, I am more than happy to make it possible.

**junfranciscosantos11** · 27 July 2023, 7:05 am

I'm fine with getting a day in a stable currency like USD.

**Ace Fun** · 3 August 2023, 5:45 am

I've come back to Casino promotion because I want to build my Bitcoin savings, so I'll only be promoting casinos that pay out with Bitcoin.

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