stablecoins might be a little more expensive than wires today, but i'd rather poke my eyes out with an electric cattle prod than go through what i just had to do with Chase to get my money out: > accidentally send money from coinbase to chase personal > k that's annoying, i'll just link mercury to chase > "we'll send two small deposits you'll have to verify" > three_days_later.gif > account verified > send transaction > transaction under review > three_days_later.gif > this transaction has been rejected > what > send transaction again > transaction under review > three_days_later.gif > your account is locked > ... > call chase customer service > account specialist #1: sorry your account is locked, i'll transfer you > account specialist #2: sorry your account is locked, i'll transfer you > account specialist #3: your account is locked because the transaction was declined twice > no shit? > did you initiate this transaction? yes > do you own the target account? yes > is the name on the target account your name? ...yes? > but it's a business? yes > the names on your sending account and receiving account must match > why > there is no why > so your options are: > 1) send to a personal account with your name on it > 2) transfer to your business account and then send it > what difference does that make? > i don't make the rules > ok > you can set up vendor ACH > set up vendor ACH > "this part of our site is down" > three_days_later.gif > set up vendor ACH > add a payee > send vendor ACH > vendor ACH canceled > ... > send funds to ANOTHER PERSONAL BANK ACCOUNT AT AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT BANK > forward funds into Mercury