Veritascard FAQ: Can I load my Veritas with Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Monero, Blackcoin, litecoin or another crypto currency?
No because Veritas is not a trading platform for Bitcoin. But you can first sell your Bitcoins on an exchange platform for euros. Then, just order a bank transfer from your exchange platform to your Veritas using your dedicated IBAN. And ViaBuy gives you a dedicated IBAN, but not in your name, so you can't use it for exchanges. Not to fund your account balance in the exchange. But my point was for those interested in transfer out. People can just transfer their bitcoin from the exchange to ViaBuy and then to send from Viabuy to their bank account or via the Mastercard. No need to give the IBAN to the exchange platform. As for Veritas, so people can transfer from an exchange to their Veritas account |
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€29.90 per year and 2.49% for loading via bank transfer. wow That's quite expensive. I wouldn't bet in the longevity of such service when there are entirely free alternatives. Perhaps this is what keeps them in business though: For everyone: students, employees, persons barred from banking, liberal professionals... From their website. So, is it bitcoin friendly? The question still stands.  Wouldn't try it though. €29.90 per year is not a problem for me but I do admit the 2.49% fee is expensive. The site is operating for about 7 years so I guess there is still a demand. But yes the real question is how crypto friendly is it. Another service similar is ViaBuy.com and they added Bitcoin deposits option (via BitPay) recently. |
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The blockchain technology has more future than Bitcoin or any crypto. The reason is the technology can be used in so many industries like the bank, real estate, health, voting, and so on. Companies are free to create their own blockchain and it's a good thing. Bitcoin isn't suitable for many of them. For example why a food manufacturer would use Bitcoin? In another side it could use the blockchain technology for the food traceability.
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I usually say that it is not a lot different than HTF used by banks. HTF are more developed, but at the end, the result is the same. Automated trading set up in a way to make a profit. Normal traders ( those with ethics) can hardly win the fight against HTF.
But I won't be surprised to read it's already used in the cryptos market
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Anyone know this one https://www.veritascard.com/ We have a Mastercard and a dedicated IBAN in UK or France there are 4 available currencies: EUR, USD, GBP, ZAR for €29.90 per year and 2.5% per transfer (and useless but gas expenses reimbursed by up to 8 cents per liter) I know one more service with bank accounts https://www.ecopayz.com/. They offer free debit cards in three currencies: EUR, USD and GBP. And you can choose which bank requisites (Great Britain or Latvia) can be used for depositing. Do they provide an IBAN number with your name on it? I think no because on the FAQ I see "How does the local deposit option work?
It allows you to deposit funds direct from your bank account into your ecoAccount via our bank account located in your country. Deposits take 1 to 3 business days to arrive into your account." @Vanquish_PT If Revolut is snitching you have no luck, you're now labeled as bad guy, it's like getting a red trust here |
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Give me a source or what you claim is complete bullshit.
The reddit post you linked to got removed for a reason.
Yaa i can see too Link removed ,but i have some screenshot  This isn't a screenshot showing a hack, it's not like this. The screenshot is showing a kind of maintenance or something similar. Trust me if the website was really hacked you would see all over the crypto news. Don't believe blindly everything you read on Reddit |
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As the title says, I am trying to remember a website name.
The site provides solutions to accept Bitcoin payments. Basically, you install the API/plugin/shortcode into your website and users can so pay with BTC. Once the payment is received you can receive the equivalent in fiat to your Papal account. It's like Bitpay but instead, your site>>your bank account it's your site>>your Paypal account
Anyone?
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BitPay allows non-European citizens if I am not wrong but you won't need to use an exchange. You just need to send the bitcoins there directly as said @OmegaStarScream
Another one you can take a look is Wirex but not sure if it allows every country
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Excuse me but the article is referring to the blockchain technology and other digital techs. for the future in finance and says, Bitcoin is and I quote "dangerous". I have not read the whole article yet but the title itself says The Impact of Digital Technology on Society and Economic Growth. This said, yes Bitcoin is here to stay but with what uses, what adoption... This is the question Meanwhile, anonymous cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin are posing challenges to efforts to combat money laundering and other illicit activities. But what makes these assets appealing also makes them potentially dangerous. Cryptocurrencies can be used to trade in illegal drugs, firearms, hacking tools, and toxic chemicals. On the other hand, the underlying technology behind these currencies (blockchain) will likely revolutionize finance by making transactions faster and more secure, while better information on potential clients can improve the pricing of loans through better assessment of the likelihood of repayment. Regulatory frameworks need to ensure financial integrity and protect consumers while still supporting efficiency and innovation. What a bunch of smartasses! Those same activities can be and are done using dollars. But they don’t talk about dollars being dangerous, do they? Not directly but somehow yes. It's why we have multiple KNY/AML regulations with banks that didn't exist before. Inventing limit on cards, cash payments etc and using what we call "cashless society" to make things easier for them. They are hypocrites they will never say the dollars or the euros are dangerous but they do everything to be able to trace,control the citizens |
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Can I ask what type of people are you looking exactly? What skills do you need for your exchange? What step your exchange is currently at?
Sorry for the questions, I am curious to know before I may waste your time with PMs and pretty sure it will be useful for others readers
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Fake news. There is no official announcement and not an article published in Crypto news websites. On the top, the user who posted this on Reddit joined the site just to post this news. (he made 1 post before to look like a legit user) Bet you he will never come back to the site.
Pretty it has been deleted (by him or someone) because it's fake
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This is the problem with these payments service. You never know what can happen tomorrow to your account. It can work good for 3 months and the next your account is gone/suspended. Even Paypal doesn't do such thing (without reason) I don't want to deal with a service and to be worried every day to see the account with a problem.
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People still using Bitcoin for the Dark web activity are just a kind of "wannabe gangsta". I mean, come on, at least use a Bitcoin mixer for your privacy. Most people stopped to use Bitcoin there (at least I hope) and use the privacycoins. Authorities could arrest a lot of people there just because of such mistake
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As long the projects are valuable I don't see any problem to own multiple altcoins. But considering all the shitcoins we have it's better to select just a few of them. Personally, I stick with Bitcoin and Zencash that I discovered some months ago. Both are good and I am fine just with 2.
Quality over quantity
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If Bitcoin represented a company it would have been quite possible. But given the nature of the project, it is rather difficult. One could think of copyright, defamation and many other things. It's much easier to defend a company than a project in such a way
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Happy birthday !  I hope someone will gift you more moderators for your birthday since you really need some  |
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You can't compare 2018 with 2013. A lot changed since, from the audience to the general behavior, the technical side, the big companies involved in and so on. It's like comparing the Middle age with 2018.
Miners have always been interested by the profits more than anything else btw.
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You shouldn't use the term "influencer" because it is misleading the advertisers. You can't consider an influencer all the twitter accounts from here with 3k-4k followers that they got using AMF, Twend, or FF method. It's not going to bring something useful for their advertisers as the followers base have nothing related to cryptocurrency.
This is just selling social signals but far to be from "influencers"
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Some of you fail to understand that IMF and the Federal Reserve are the ones who DICTATE what the world will do in terms of economics.
An endorsement of bitcoin like that is enormously important.
Some people fail to understand that the article is not endorsing Bitcoin. If you read it you will find out that it's an anti-bitcoin article, not a pro-bitcoin.. Addyionnaly the FED and IMF work both totally differently |
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