Can a third party transfer EUROs directly to my cryptocurrency exchange

[mictadlo]

Hi,
I lived few years in Germany and left Germany almost 10 years ago and I do not have anymore a bank account in Europe. It turns out that an organisation owns me money in EUROs and they would like to transfer it to any bank account. However, I do not live anymore in Europe but I am still a European Citizen.

Is there a way that the organisation could transfer me the EUROs to any cryptocurrency exchange so I could buy cryptocurrency?
Or in which country can I open an EURO bank account from that I could buy cryptocurrency?

Thank you in advance.

[kahc]

Hi,
I lived few years in Germany and left Germany almost 10 years ago and I do not have anymore a bank account in Europe. It turns out that an organisation owns me money in EUROs and they would like to transfer it to any bank account. However, I do not live anymore in Europe but I am still a European Citizen.

Is there a way that the organisation could transfer me the EUROs to any cryptocurrency exchange so I could buy cryptocurrency?
Or in which country can I open an EURO bank account from that I could buy cryptocurrency?

Thank you in advance.

As I'm aware, most crypto-exchanges, if not all of them only accept deposits from personal accounts in the name of the owner.

Don't your current bank(s) accept foreign transfers? I know cimbanque(Swiss bank) allows non-EU-residents, you can try there.

[LTU_btc]

Why not to try to open online bank account? You can take a look at his online bank accounts:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1756494.0
When you open account on one of these banks, ask organisation to send money here and after you will receive money, you will be able to deposit to a cryptocurrency exchange to buy BTC or altcoins.