Bitcoin and MoneyComplete Guide to Using Bitcoin for International Transactions

Master cross-border payments with Bitcoin and cut delays, middlemen, and unexpected FX costs. This practical, vendor-neutral guide shows you how to plan, send, and settle international transfers safely and efficiently. What you will learn: - Choose the right wallet (custodial vs self-custody) and security setup - Compare on-chain vs Lightning for speed, fees, and limits - Use exchanges and regulated on/off-ramps to convert between BTC and local currencies - Calculate total cost across spreads, miner fees, and platform fees - Create compliant invoices and receipts; keep audit-ready records - Navigate KYC/AML, travel rule, tax basics, and reporting - Reduce volatility risk with stablecoins and timed conversions - Avoid scams, address errors, and stuck transactions Inside the guide: - Step-by-step workflows for paying suppliers, contractors, and family abroad - Country and region notes on liquidity, typical fees, and settlement times - Checklists for first transfer, recurring payouts, and refunds/chargebacks - Templates: invoice, payment request, payer instructions, and reconciliation sheet - Troubleshooting playbook for delays, high-fee periods, and failed withdrawals Who it is for: - Freelancers and agencies billing overseas - Importers/exporters paying partners - Remote teams handling global payroll - Individuals sending remittances Format and delivery: - 80+ pages, downloadable PDF and ePub - Lifetime updates for one year - Instant access after purchase Requirements: - Basic familiarity with digital wallets - Access to a compliant exchange or on-ramp in your region Note: Educational content only; not financial, tax, or legal advice. Always follow local regulations and verify counterparties.