Indian cammers — which payout method are you actually using? (Paxum/CosmoPayment/Crypto/YourSafe, Or Else?)

[thekinkypool]

Hey all,
new Indian cammer here, trying to figure out the least painful way to get paid before I start. Paxum apparently dropped EFT/wire for India — crypto (USDT/USDC) only now. Before I commit to that route:

My current status:

• I have verified SC and CB model account.
• I have verified paxum account.
• I got my passport.

Need clarifications on :

• Which payment processor are you currently using — Paxum (crypto), CosmoPayment, YourSafe, or something else?
• If crypto: which exchange do you use to convert to INR, and have you had any issues (delays, freezes, KYC pushback) getting it into your Indian bank?
• If CosmoPayment/YourSafe: do they support direct EFT/bank transfer to India, or is it wire-only?
• Has your bank ever asked questions about the source of the funds, held a transaction, or flagged your account? What did you tell them, if anything?
• Any processor you'd actively avoid based on your experience?

Trying to set this up right from the start rather than fixing it after the fact — appreciate any real experience, especially from anyone withdrawing regularly over the past year or so.
Indian Models please do reply to this post.

 

[KingMarti]

Hey all,
new Indian cammer here, trying to figure out the least painful way to get paid before I start. Paxum apparently dropped EFT/wire for India — crypto (USDT/USDC) only now. Before I commit to that route:

My current status:

• I have verified SC and CB model account.
• I have verified paxum account.
• I got my passport.

Need clarifications on :

• Which payment processor are you currently using — Paxum (crypto), CosmoPayment, YourSafe, or something else?
• If crypto: which exchange do you use to convert to INR, and have you had any issues (delays, freezes, KYC pushback) getting it into your Indian bank?
• If CosmoPayment/YourSafe: do they support direct EFT/bank transfer to India, or is it wire-only?
• Has your bank ever asked questions about the source of the funds, held a transaction, or flagged your account? What did you tell them, if anything?
• Any processor you'd actively avoid based on your experience?

Trying to set this up right from the start rather than fixing it after the fact — appreciate any real experience, especially from anyone withdrawing regularly over the past year or so.
Indian Models please do reply to this post.

Taking money out of paxum via crypto has had had the fee increase by around 400% this year (every time I look the fee has increased, the last time I checked it was $25 to withdrawal via crypto). So somthing to be aware of if you go that route. If you can get a paxum card in india, that would proberly be one of the best options in regards to fees.

 

[thekinkypool]

Taking money out of paxum via crypto has had had the fee increase by around 400% this year (every time I look the fee has increased, the last time I checked it was $25 to withdrawal via crypto). So somthing to be aware of if you go that route. If you can get a paxum card in india, that would proberly be one of the best options in regards to fees.

On August 28th i asked paxum about the Local EFT option but they replied it is not available , for crypto they charge 15$ + gas fees on both ERC20 and TRC20 network for USDT and USDC. If you have any prior experience can you tell how much gas fees each network charge?

 

[KingMarti]

On August 28th i asked paxum about the Local EFT option but they replied it is not available , for crypto they charge 15$ + gas fees on both ERC20 and TRC20 network for USDT and USDC. If you have any prior experience can you tell how much gas fees each network charge?

They say they charge gas fee's but they don't the fees they charge are way over what the gas fees actually cost, normally they are around $5 for trc20 (on paxum, the actual gas fee would be more in the range of a few cents), for erc20 the last time I looked (maybe 2 months ago it was about $15 for the gas fee). If you do go the crypto route through paxum (or just in general) trc20 will almost always be the cheaper option between trc20 and erc20. I'll be able to check again in a couple of days so, I'll let you know what they currently are then.