Hi gogxmagog,

I sincerely appreciate the reply and advice. And I understand the hesitancy. One of the things that should alleviate concerns about funds being frozen is that the card will be issued as soon as the BTC clears the blockchain, at which time the customer can make their purchase from another site using the card. This means that the total time the funds are being held by my company and the customer would be around an hour and a half (depending on time to get six approvals, and the time between card issuance and use).

I understand there is still the issue of trusting an unknown, so I think your suggestion of an escrow is a good one. I am fully aware I do not have any standing in this community, which is why I haven't (and won't) ask for anyone's trust.

Do you have any examples of past failed attempts? That would definitely be useful in ensuring I don't follow in any of the footsteps of the previous folks.

Again, thank you for being willing to provide constructive feedback. At this time I'm just trying to gather as much info as I can.

Hi All,

Long time lurker, first time poster. I'm wondering what the interest level would be for instant issue one-time use virtual credit cards with no KYC requirements. I have a bank that may be interested, but I'm curious if this is something the community is interested in.

Basically, a customer would go to our website, enter the value they want for their virtual credit card, and (once the BTC clears the blockchain) a VCC would be issued and emailed to the customer. The VCC would be for the exact amount of the purchase the customer wants to make on Amazon or wherever.

At this point I'm really just trying to gauge interest. I would be very grateful if you could respond with the following:

Is this something you think you would use?
What do you feel would be an appropriate fee for this service?
What would make you feel comfortable utilizing this service? (EV SSL, BitPay, etc.)

Any other feedback is also welcome.