I want yalls opinion on this

so, russia as we know is filled to the Brim with sanctions and shit, they can't use wire, visa, mastercard, paypal and shit

the thing is I got us and eur bank accounts, as well as their respective debit cards, and they should work wherever I want

both of them are good at keeping the money in USD and can be easily converted into crypto and back which keeps their value (because where i live, most of the money in usd must be converted to egp STAT or you get raised eyebrows or heavy fines but idc about that cuz i can avoid em)

I already got them linked with paypal and payoneer, and they both should accept money form any payoneer and paypal user and automatically move to the respective account/cards (so that the funds dont get suspended cuz paypal is retarded sometimes), and they also got p2p transaction methods builtin them so transferring money from usd/crypto to any fiat currency in whatever local money app isn't a problem

what I'm saying is, would that be a good and viable business?

for example, say someone from wherever else aside from russia wants to send their money to a russian for whatever reason (commission, content creation, buying a service, product, or aid)

if I got to be their broker, can't I be the individual that can receive their money via PayPal, wire, ach or whatnot, and I can transfer that money immedietly to ruble to the russian to their yandex money/go p2p? and vice versa. while I take a small commission cut of 1%

this way they can transfer cash even if one or either party doesn't feel comfortable using crypto because it's "for criminals" or "le NFT scam" and "muh nature" or if neither of then cant/won't use crypto because they don't know what it is and don't want the risks associated with it

what am I missing or should be improving on?

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