> it would be impossible to buy anything in that scenario.
What do you mean? If it's possible in Egypt to send money from your card to another card, you can just register on any crypto exchange, go to P2P, find a seller and place an order. Then you go and send money from your card to their card and receive crypto from them on platform. If seller is in Egypt and there are issues with crypto there, then seller might get into some legal argument needing to explain why he got this money and if they're going to pay taxes, but I don't see any trouble for sender. There might be a way to sidestep this by saying it's a donation or present though if buyer and seller communicate this beforehand. Also, I think card to card transactions aren't limited to the same country or even currency? Maybe you can simply find a P2P seller of crypto for USD for example and send egyptian currency to their USD card, it will get automatically converted in-between. There most likely are limits for volume of foreign trasfers from card to card per month, but that's about it. Am I wrong with any of this?