I doubt very much that such a transfer will worsen the position of the recipient. "Secure deal" is a transaction through an exchange, by the way, in which there are more risks for me. Let me remind you that there are virtual accounts with exactly the same details.
If there is any position, in this case, to become worse is the recipient. You will send him fiat money acquired from unknown activity. You said already, that your money is in a "grey zone".
And because you will get the BTC from an exchange (since Idk any exchange that you can send fiat to different accounts) makes the deal "secured"? If you get banned from the exchange because of your "activity", then the sender will get banned as well because he sends you the BTC. The worst-case scenario is to get blocked if your addy is already "tagged"...
By virtual accounts, you mean online debit cards and apps that offer funds transactions?
I'm just a person who can buy btc for 15-20% more.
And his money is "grey"...
Plus, I don't force anyone to agree to this. Right? Everyone will decide for himself whether he needs it.))))
That's true, I admit that is very "tempting" but people will also have to know some of the many dangers of such trade/ transaction.
EDIT: I just saw vareole's post, so now things are much more clear...