For freelancers billing international clients, this turns every cross-border payment into more money kept, not more fees lost.
You send an invoice for $2,000. The client pays it. Days later, $1,847 lands in your account. Nobody stole anything. No error was made. You simply paid a tax you never agreed to, collected by three or four companies you never hired, and the worst part is you probably can't name a single one of them. Here's the uncomfortable truth: the moment your money crosses a border, it stops being your money and becomes a product. Banks, payment processors, and currency converters all take a slice, and they take it in ways designed to be invisible.
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