Bank that accepts adult affiliation payments
 

Hi members,
Anyone know of banks that accept payments from adult and webcam affiliation programs?

thanks.

Adult Affiliates payment > Paxum > wire to your bank
or
Adult Affiliates payment > Paxum > transfer funds to Union card > ATM $$$

no need to say " Adult " to your bank this way :)

they all do till they find out :2 cents:

Bitcoin Bank

I never had any problem with any bank, and i used them a lot. Tho, this is europe, in US they might not be such tolerant.

First Entertainment Credit Union is the only openly adult OK bank I know of in USA (or at least a few years ago). Unfortunately, they're only open to people living near them.

Otherwise, pretty much no banks are OK unless you're whale status.

Get paid via paxum wire. Then they don't give two shits.

Another option is to bank in non puritan country :upsidedow

True, except offshore banking has risks of its own and if you're still based in US, getting deposits from one into your US bank could still raise some flags.

Well, maybe you could do something like this - Non-US bank account --> service like transferwise --> US bank account

Never any issues with TD, Chase, or Wells Fargo

Why not using Paxum instead?

Go for paxum :2 cents:

There's a big difference between possibly a teller or your local branch manager knowing and their corporate risk team knowing. If the latter gets wind you're in adult and you're not making tons of money, you most likely will lose your account.

Depends on the banks' country of origin

I know only Paxum but don't keep much money on that account

"sir owner of the bank, I neeed to process prolapse porn with a bootle"

I am rather surprised to see that people in the US have issues with this. I've been with many different banks and never had an issue with any of them. I've had some extremely explicit company names pay me also (which ANYONE would have realized was adult).

As others have said you could always funnel it through Paxum or something similar if needed also.

I think at the end of the day pretty much any bank wants to have as many accounts (and capital) as possible. So it probably more comes down to less about the bank trying to look for ways to decline an application and more about them asking the minimum required KYC information and the applicant supplying all the correct answers. Still, having a 'high risk OK' retail bank would be great. I'd pay double in fees if I knew our account would never be closed due to reputational reasons. One less thing to worry about.

Internet marketing, no need to mention adult

Bank of America never said shit, been with them for decades