Please somebody enlighten me here.
Exchanges do not accept so-called third-party transfers when trying to fund a wallet.
But does that mean when I already have a wallet, say a friend who owes me money, could not send bitcoin to my wallet address?
If that was so, how is it then possible that hackers could send the stolen funds to their wallet address, as the stolen funds were of course kept under a different name?
Or how can people ask for donations by giving their wallet address, as I have a different name than the owner of the wallet asking for donations?
So what is the deal here if an exchange claims that third-party funding is not allowed?
The exchange doesn't know if the BTC is yours or your friend's.
He can send bitcoin to your wallet in any exchange. I have received a lot of funds from friends in binance (btc dash xlm usdt), and never had any problems.
But you cannot receive third party fiat funds there.