Typical coin cashback apply after the order/book was successfully paid by the buyer. You can assume that they will use the current price of BTC by the time the order was confirmed. This is just a small percentage cashback so the variation of rate in a small timeframe is neglible for a small amount of BTC.

But I'm interested on when will the cashback apply on the user liquidate account after a successful order.

Whenever I try to buy bitcoin from your site, it redirects me to a site called https://changelly.banxa.com/ Why is that?

The 30% cashback in bitcoin is a good idea and a big bonus. The problem was I need to create again another account so that I can use your cashback program. I'm a regular buyer on SHEIN and I'm not comfortable on using new account because I have many vouchers that I get exclusive for my account due to the total amount that I already purchased. Is there's a way to connect the existing account to your cashback program?

I have the same problem as Bitcoin_Arena, there are only a few shops is seen on the page and no next button is there. I think you should do a little work there.

Do you track also what product we purchased? Since you use our browser cookies, My desired product can be also tracked by you, isn't it?

Upto 30% cash back in btc but you didn't mention 30% of what? Is it on total amount we spent or per purchase.

A very good point, I think it will be the percentage of the total amount we spent on the product. And it also mentioned up to 30% so it depends on the situation actually.

I do online business, basically sells products in Asia. Can we collaborate for our own good? I think I can give you a good percentage of rewards.

Sorry about this... It is now possible to use our website without needing to verify your email. In addition to that, we have removed the name / last name fields and it is no longer mandatory to enter such fields. you only need to have a username and email (that way we minimize the data that we collect).

Liquigate is a Bitcoin cashback service that rewards users for their online shopping. They have partnered with 1200 shops globally and offer up to 30% cashback in Bitcoin. The reward app can be downloaded on iOS and Android devices or using the web version.

Thanks for the response.

I have another question;
Does one also get rewards when they are redirected to the app versions of the online websites like ASOS app? Because I am wondering how they will be able to link my account in Liquigate app to my account in ASOS app.

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It's because you are breaking a forum of making more than one announcement in different boards yet you already have this one. My suggestion is you just concentrate on this to avoid further disappointments

This is awesome. I have seen a number of other online stores I often use listed as well  such as SHEIN, Aliexpress, Gearbest:)

It appears you other post has probably been deleted by the mods so i bring my questions here
1. Does this also apply to old customers who are already registered to the different online stores or it's only for new registrants?

2. What's that pending BTC that I got in my account after registering about?


3.  You say there are over 1000 Merchants but the home page shows only a dozen of them with no option to press next button

I didn't mean in general, only to an extent and in regards to the merchant list ^{[everything else is great]}.
^{- I said that because some users, only have BTCitcoin option (no PayPal, Visa and etc...) as a means of online payment due to various reasons (depending on where they are).}

You're very welcome

Before working on any exchange you have to have a good idea about that exchange. If you do not have a good idea about that exchange then you may face loss. You will invest money in the exchange all your life, if you do not have a good idea about that exchange  That would be the ultimate nonsense for you.  If you see anything suspicious on an exchange, be sure to discard it immediately.  Finally I have a suggestion for you to use the reputable exchange.  Such as Binance, Houbi Global, Coinbase, Bitrex etc.

Actually an exchange is a place of buying and selling bitcoin, so definitely there is no fake bitcoin in the market circulation, people might have earned it by trading or purchased it using their debit card from fiat currency, so there's no way a fake coin could be purchased on exchange. Moreover, if its actually fake, blockchain has an explorer that reveals all bitcoin balance shown on the address which makes every transactions to be transparent, easy and accessible.

And also beware of exchange that lied to investors, some provides fake volume and liquidity which were proven to be faked at last, so if you really want a good exchange that won't give a lie about them, you could consider binance, huobi, okex and other top exchange as directed by coinmarketcap.

why will they list that coin at the first place if that coin is fake or dont exist ? they inspect it first and they provide rules that those only the coins can enter on thier exchange . shitcoins do have a value to so i dont consider them a coin that dont exist .

for your second question , is that a volume your refering to ? even the top exchanges are also suspecte                                                                                                              d before to have a fake volume on some of the coins that they list . i think exchangers them selves cant monitor that easily . they dont lie because its not thier fault  but except maybe to the fake exchange because fake volume isnt the only thing that they can do  .

How much these bitcoin machines will cost. It would be better if you can provide the price comparison for all the machines. Secondly even if the crypto is legal in our country, we can't just put the bitcoin ATM machine anywhere and start the business. Permission from the government and NOC certificate is required before implementing this business.

Hello all. This is a very good thread thank you for taking the initiative.

I have been working as Ops Manager for a large Bitcoin ATM Network for 2 years. My background is in Business Development for Brokers & Exchanges and have recently started a small start up (the profile of which I am writing from).

I have summed up some pros and cons for the users of this chat that I hope you can find useful.

If anyone is looking to seriously start a Bitcoin ATM business, by all means, go for it. If done preperly, chances are you will expand and someone will buy you out. Have heard quite a few such stories. BATM networks are not that many.

PROS:
1: It is a business that can run 24h (if you find 24h shops).
2: You can automate it with cash collection agencies while you handle only the finance part of it and other hardware bugs that might occur.
3: You can earn a good commission out of each transaction.
4: There is not so much competition compared to online brokers.
5: There is always going to be demand for cash and especially some remote locations with no competition such as large villages (not big cities) can be very successful as usually there is no competitor around.
6: You do not need to develop anything in terms of software.
7: Broken parts can be replaced quite easily and cheapily.

CONS:
1: Money laundering -> you need to have a solid KYC system otherwise your risk your business and quite high fines potentially jail.
2: Small Bitcoin ATM's are cheap BUT are small in size and can not hold much cash (you need to empty them quite often) AND can "easily" be broken into. Unless we are talking about a 20k Bitcoin ATM or a very secure location (cameras central location etc).
3: Expensive fees. You need to buy from an online broker, transfer to your hot wallet, and sell with a commission usually quite high as you need to cover:
  a: cash collectors / gas if you collect yourself.
  b: partner merchant that is renting you the space for the atm (idea -> pay them commission not fixed price unless the location is super central with no competitor, then monthly fee)
  c: other operational costs get SUPER expensive -> compliance and cash collection mainly NOT customer support.
  d: if someone damages the whole ATM when trying to brake in.
4: Installation process, you need to find solid workers that do nice job + you need to be careful as they might do some dodgy things (install it badly and then brake in it).
5: Small ATM's such as General Bytes do not hold many banknodes. If a location is busy you want a large ATM that holds quite a few nodes.
6: There is always going to be a big portion of cash spreaded in the ATM's, meaning that in high volatility periods you need to manage your reserves quite well or you risk losing from the price swing.


There might be more PROS and CONS that I can not think of, but pretty much this is all I can say....

RECOMMENDATION:
I would suggest that you get in touch with a few established BATM networks, OR small ones that are shutting down in order to either buy used equipment or even better offer your funds as an investement in order to save costs and expand the network as a partner. The Money Lisence and compliance is VERY expensive and time consuming. If 2 businesses are going to pay 2 times, it is best to merge and pay one fee (ofc you will need to be careful who you are partnering with).

The regulations for BATM's at the moment are very tight. A few years ago you wouldn't need a money lisence... today its jail time if you do not have it. I know many small operators that invested quite enough funds and are now out of business. You can perhaps buy used equipement from them.

Another idea, is to  get in touch with established operators and offer to install an ATM in your location and handle the cash collection part of it for them. Then keep a commission as a partner. They will put their brand and everything that comes with it (lisence, customer service, marketing etc. while you will handle the cash collection part).


That being said, good luck to everyone. Feel free to DM me if you have questions.

 

Nah, only in Germany, they're a Polish company and are active in multiple European countries. They also said they had plans on resuming their presence in Germany.


You might want to mention in which country you're operating.

I think that the best indicator is that the exchange is old/established and nobody complained they cannot withdraw their coins from the exchange (to their own wallets).


You cannot really know who is trading what amounts. There are plenty of exchanges and an entity can spread the orders between them.
If you buy/sell it doesn't matter if you use a reputable exchange, see your first question. Most exchanges match the funds between buyer and seller, so if they didn't deposit they cannot trade.

A much better question is who is holding how much. And there some are probably lying (like the story that USDT is properly backed) and some are probably telling the truth (Square), but only 3rd party proper audit can tell the truth.