Nah. This is definitely more of a retarded UK regulation issue. And the fact that this predicament is first sprouting up in a yerpian region is unsurprising, imo.
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UK regulation is a symptom, EU unelected bureaucrats like Ursula von der Leyen are the disease.
It's the same for Australia, strike is fully kyc and it's been enshitfied now so no point using it.
I wanted to accept payment on Btc and convert some of it to aud for paying postage but they removed Australian dollars and stable coins so now it's just a shitty kyc Bitcoin wallet that's useless for doing business
Using self-custodial wallets fixes this. I never was asked for any info to use Blitz Wallet.
Um... I buy Visa e-gift cards on Bitrefill with Bitcoin all the time. They are not KYC. If you use their service they'll ask for an email but you can give them any old address that you want, it'll just send you your order confirmation. They also have tons of store gift cards too
I use it just fine in US, and they have an AU version: https://www.bitrefill.com/au/en/gift-cards/
Rest of the thread won't load. If this is in reply to my comment about strike dropping AUD.
For me it was about being able to take payment in btc, then spend as AUD at the post office for postage.