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Anyone ever heard of this before? Looks like they are in closed beta, but

Website feels a bit like it was vibecoded (all the blog articles are "Coming soon")

They claim "Orange is built with compliance in mind and adheres to local financial regulations for licensed institutions" but it's hard to tell what this means in practice. Remittances seem like such a no brainer for Bitcoin (as long as you can figure out how to do currency conversions), I'm surprised there aren't more businesses trying to route around international settlement barriers like this, but I suppose the monetary overlords frown on such activity.

Also I couldn't help but notice Tether sitting there in the list of countries.

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built with compliance in mind and adheres to local financial regulations for licensed institutions

If you touch fiat, you MUST comply. There's no way around.
That's why people should avoid it as much as they can.
Why converting back and forth the sats into some bullshit fiat, when they can use them as is, as sats ?

All these remittances apps are only skimmers.

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