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May 13, 2017, 09:38:38 PM
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Hi there,

I have a significant sum of BTC that I would like to withdraw to my UK Lloyds account. I understand my taxation duties, however, I have read horror stories about accounts being locked due to being connected to crypto exchanges.
Moreover, I would like to buy a property with my savings, which will include the money derived from the BTC withdrawal, which leaves me unclear with regards to money laundering regulations.

Questions:

- If I proceed with a large withdrawal from a crypto exchange to my Lloyds account, am I incurring the risk of my account being closed? Is there anything I can do to avoid this? I have never done active trading (I have only deposited once from my bank to a crypto exchange) - none the less, would opening a business account help?

- I also have an italian bank account. If I were to sell BTC for EUR on a crypto exchange, transfer them tomy Italian account and then transfer the amount from the italian bank to the UK one using a service such as Transferwise, am I still incurring the risk of my UK account being locked? Will I also expose myself to money laundering regulations?

- Again, about money laundering. As I said previously, I only bought once a small amount of BTC via Kraken some time ago, and by active trading with other cryptos I have now a significant balance..what step should I take to prove to those that will check where the money I intend to use for my purchase came from? Show all the endless list of transactions I made across several exchanges?

I find myself stuck in this limbo, any tip would be hugely appreciated. If you know of any UK financial advisers that could help, pleas link them to me. I contacted already a few, but they could not help.

Thanks


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May 14, 2017, 07:21:20 PM
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Have you tried to speak with Lloyds and explain?

Hi there,

I have a significant sum of BTC that I would like to withdraw to my UK Lloyds account. I understand my taxation duties, however, I have read horror stories about accounts being locked due to being connected to crypto exchanges.
Moreover, I would like to buy a property with my savings, which will include the money derived from the BTC withdrawal, which leaves me unclear with regards to money laundering regulations.


Questions:

- If I proceed with a large withdrawal from a crypto exchange to my Lloyds account, am I incurring the risk of my account being closed? Is there anything I can do to avoid this? I have never done active trading (I have only deposited once from my bank to a crypto exchange) - none the less, would opening a business account help?


- I also have an italian bank account. If I were to sell BTC for EUR on a crypto exchange, transfer them tomy Italian account and then transfer the amount from the italian bank to the UK one using a service such as Transferwise, am I still incurring the risk of my UK account being locked? Will I also expose myself to money laundering regulations?

- Again, about money laundering. As I said previously, I only bought once a small amount of BTC via Kraken some time ago, and by active trading with other cryptos I have now a significant balance..what step should I take to prove to those that will check where the money I intend to use for my purchase came from? Show all the endless list of transactions I made across several exchanges?

I find myself stuck in this limbo, any tip would be hugely appreciated. If you know of any UK financial advisers that could help, pleas link them to me. I contacted already a few, but they could not help.

Thanks



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June 07, 2017, 09:38:52 AM
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- Again, about money laundering. As I said previously, I only bought once a small amount of BTC via Kraken some time ago, and by active trading with other cryptos I have now a significant balance..what step should I take to prove to those that will check where the money I intend to use for my purchase came from? Show all the endless list of transactions I made across several exchanges?


The same here... did a lot of transactions and switching between coins and wallets over the last years! I got a nice amount of coins, but how can i get it to my bankaccounts without troubles and off course the most tax friendly way? Living in The Netherlands btw.
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