So you will report some transactions to third parties without the user's permission?

Well, it seems your user base is speaking pretty loud and clear...

Your dev team will probably find that doing really good 2FA gets pretty complicated, and using third-party key fobs like RSA tokens is quite expensive.

FWIW, I suggested a "poor man's version" of second-channel confirmation in this thread:

  http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=25982.0

This is very easy to implement, and would at least add an extra layer of security while you work on a more robust solution.

Other poasters have pointed to a number of alternatives.  For example, for customers with Android smartphones, there are probably a dozen Droid apps that could serve the purpose (and if there isn't, just whisper the idea into the wind, and it'll be in the Market tomorrow).  Even text messages sent to an ordinary cell phone might be workable.

You'll want to get *something* in place pretty quickly though, just to show that you're a serious player, and that you are responsive to your users.  Thanks for listening!

The Depth Table was confusing to me.

Buy Interest | Price
 BTC 1      |  $13. 50
 BTC 4      |  $11.60
 BTC 2      |  $10.00

I thought those BTC N were just labels or something at first.   I didn't realize that was quantity.  e.g., 1+ interest at $13.50

It rounds that down, ... why not list the exact quantity available?

Additionally, I see that you have a ticket / help desk system.  Is that also for these type of issues (e.g., enhancement requests)?

I too would like to see a two-factor authentication. I would like it to have a hardware componet such as a smartcard or usb dongle. Im sure most would be willing to pay a reasonable price to buy those, but if you get gready and charge an arm-n-leg it would drive people away. It would also be convenient if you could buy this device with btc.

And one last thing. Analytics!! We as traders want as many charts and data points as we can get our eyeballs on. Without this info adoption of CBX will be slow. Ok, really one last thing this time. Getting trade info on bitcoincharts.com is free advertizing for you. CBX should make this a priority.

I've noticed there hasn't been an answer to this yet I don't think.  Are all transactions reported to any state or government office?

And what if it is unclear where the issue was? For example, when my $200 was stolen from my Mt. Gox account it was impossible to undeniably prove that it was an issue on their side (as all data that was recorded was an IP and a destination address) - however, it was extremely unlikely that it was an issue on my side (as I had a 20 character alphanumeric mixed case password that was not reused anywhere, and did hours of manual analysis on my machine to verify that I had no malware issues). What action would be taken on CampBX' side in such a case?

As to two-factor authentication,  a very basic way to prevent thefts from an account would be by offering two-factor auth through a confirmation email when the user tries to withdraw funds anywhere. A slightly better (but although cheap, not free) option would be sending out texts. A slightly more expensive but still fairly cheap option would be offering a digital one-time pad dongle (much like the dongles and calculators provided by other online banks).

In my opinion the optimal solution would be automatic (free) two-factor authentication for all users using e-mail or SMS (this is likely cheap enough to be covered by transaction fees), and an optional 'upgrade' to a hardware dongle for a one-time fee/purchase.

EDIT: Almost forgot to mention this. In my opinion two-factor authentication is absolutely essential for any serious exchange that acts like a bank to some degree - and from a business perspective of view it would give you an immediate headstart in the Bitcoin exchange market, it being a more-or-less "exclusive feature".

I second this question.

That's pretty stupid and embarrassing...  Was any QA done?  Launching too soon?

I looked at one of the subpages yesterday, and my high-end laptop slowed to a crawl -- seems like there's some impressive bloatware on the back end.  Strike two.

CampBX:  Looking forward to your comments on two-factor authentication and other security measures.  You do understand that you're asking people to trust you with their monies, right?  You only get one shot at earning trust -- if you blow it, it's gone for good.

I do hope you guys come through though, and become a model for other exchanges.  Best of luck.

And that's why I am moving ALL my BTC's to you guys.
Hope you guys live up to the hype !

Just created my account, not happy to see the complete lack of support for EU customers.
Real let down.

I know its early days but I really hope you guys sort out EU support soon.

my dwolla deposit was credited within an hour, that was pretty nice

i now have a standing buy order in place

site looks good

I just tried to place a sell order for ~0.07 BTC and it told me the minimum is 0.5.

They also do the nasty rounding every other exchange does. At least in the "home" screen, can see see the full balance down to the last decimal place? Potentially 8 decimal places won't screw up the design that much.

But you are legally bound to autoreport those flagged transactions and accounts, right?

Camp BX looks pretty awesome.  

I am not sure the free trade window will get me to jump in quite yet, but I am willing to put some money over there in the 3+ days it will take for my money to leave Gox hit dwolla and then go to camp bx.  

FYI I noticed a typo on the Margin trading section of the faq.  

Does that mean you are directly interfacing your platform with some of the 3 letter agencies?

I've done PCI compliance stuff for Free Talk Live; I'd be happy to review your report in strict confidence and offer my opinion.