I can tell you that I tried to get my French friend signed up, but it wouldn't allow him because he was hitting a cell tower in Switzerland. There's a LOT of people that live in France & work in Switzerland that could be caught out by this faulty geofencing.

One of your competitors here in Europe is 'Bringin' with a very smooth and instant fiat on-/off ramping. They are planning to offer online purchases with credit card via that almost instant off-ramping. But they haven't implemented it yet.

If there was a way to make purchases with sats via some accepted payment card, that would make Strike's service even more compelling. I saw you in a demo video buying some snacks in a mini market with Strike in Chicago 😉 Now, I don't exactly know what regulations stand in the way for that happening. But it would be a killer feature for an all-in-on Bitcoin life.

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Spain and Italy presence?

Total population of 110 millions

One feature that I loved with Bittr and Pocket here in Europe, was the choice to share with them a wallet's xpub so every time they would send me bitcoin in my hardware wallet they would automatically choose a new unused address.

Otherwise you have everyone beat, with the 0 DCA fees and 0 fees with "slow" withdrawal...

Strike, yes. Relai, yes. Bringin, yes. Almost everything else in Europe that has to do with fiat on-/off-ramping, yes. Does anybody know of a decent non- or soft-KYC Bitcoin company left?