[ANN][PSB] Pesobit, the currency for remittances and international cooperation

[bitwarrior]

I know PINA culture very well and once people get behind it it will skyrocket I am sure. I might invest in a few of these myself as an asset for my own coin so will see if I can grab some over the coming days and set it and forget it and let it rise. Looks very promising indeed.

Great to hear that coming from another cryptocurrency dev like you qiwoman Yes Pesobit is indeed is a promising coin!

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I agree, Pesobit has a great potential to be popular soon. It will be listed along with Doge, LTC, ETH and etc. I am planning to buy also because I believe we have a future for this coin. Let's take a chance to make an investment for this.

[serjent05]

I agree, Pesobit has a great potential to be popular soon. It will be listed along with Doge, LTC, ETH and etc. I am planning to buy also because I believe we have a future for this coin. Let's take a chance to make an investment for this.

I am also one following and supporting this coin.  I had started accumulating this coin too.  The way the developer doing things here, I can say is pretty impressive and fast. though price does not react fast to the updates here, i am sure in due time those who hold and wait will have a good profit  with this coin.

[len01]

I agree, Pesobit has a great potential to be popular soon. It will be listed along with Doge, LTC, ETH and etc. I am planning to buy also because I believe we have a future for this coin. Let's take a chance to make an investment for this.

I am also one following and supporting this coin.  I had started accumulating this coin too.  The way the developer doing things here, I can say is pretty impressive and fast. though price does not react fast to the updates here, i am sure in due time those who hold and wait will have a good profit  with this coin.

agreed, thats why i still hold my coin till now. hope can earn some huge profit from this coin 

[Caladonian]

I agree, Pesobit has a great potential to be popular soon. It will be listed along with Doge, LTC, ETH and etc. I am planning to buy also because I believe we have a future for this coin. Let's take a chance to make an investment for this.

I am also one following and supporting this coin.  I had started accumulating this coin too.  The way the developer doing things here, I can say is pretty impressive and fast. though price does not react fast to the updates here, i am sure in due time those who hold and wait will have a good profit  with this coin.

agreed, thats why i still hold my coin till now. hope can earn some huge profit from this coin 

this coin will bring more in the long run im sure of that i have been here since the ico stage and still holding the half of my investment i know the dev is really working hard to make sure that success will follow. keep it up dev team good luck.

[Lutzow]

The application for business merchant of coins.ph has been established.
This means we can now offer a service in the Online wallet that allows a user to convert their Pesobit to Philippine Peso cash out using coins.ph options. It will follow next business day crediting though just like coins.ph.
I will check the withdrawal options, what banks can you send the funds to etc.
As for the transaction fee, it will be lesser than the BTC<->Peso conversion fee percentage of coins.ph
It could be that there will be an option for funds to be sent directly to your coins.ph wallet as Philippine Peso so you can withdraw it on your own but there could also be an option for direct bank withdrawal at least for those whose coins.ph accounts are limited but we could put up some limits to conform with the KYC policies.

ETA: Soon as I still have to check all the options and functionalities that can be put in place.

However, this doesn't mean that our only mode of cashout is via coins.ph. Vmoney announced our partnership with them few days ago so it is also being handled. Direct bank connection is also being worked on.

Why have all these cash-out options?
All of them have their own fees, advantages and policies. There will be some users who will prefer coins.ph due to their btc wallet connection and numerous cash-out options, some might prefer the direct bank connection as funds that are being converted are already withdrawable via the ATM and some might prefer VMoney solution due to their reloadable Debit Card, tap-to-pay solution for merchants etc.

Wallet withdrawal has been changed as well, all sending of Pesobit will be initially sent to Pending status. Then every 15 minutes, there's a scheduled task that will run to check all the Pending orders and mark them completed or invalid as there are some who happen to have a mistake in entering PSB address (entered BTC address instead) and others.

EDIT: Just to clarify, we applied as a business merchant with coins.ph so Pesobit won't be directly accepted by coins.ph. We're allowed to use their services for business operations.

[Caladonian]

The application for business merchant of coins.ph has been established.
This means we can now offer a service in the Online wallet that allows a user to convert their Pesobit to Philippine Peso cash out using coins.ph options. It will follow next business day crediting though just like coins.ph.
I will check the withdrawal options, what banks can you send the funds to etc.
As for the transaction fee, it will be lesser than the BTC<->Peso conversion fee percentage of coins.ph
It could be that there will be an option for funds to be sent directly to your coins.ph wallet as Philippine Peso so you can withdraw it on your own but there could also be an option for direct bank withdrawal at least for those whose coins.ph accounts are limited but we could put up some limits to conform with the KYC policies.

ETA: Soon as I still have to check all the options and functionalities that can be put in place.

However, this doesn't mean that our only mode of cashout is via coins.ph. Vmoney announced our partnership with them few days ago so it is also being handled. Direct bank connection is also being worked on.

Why have all these cash-out options?
All of them have their own fees, advantages and policies. There will be some users who will prefer coins.ph due to their btc wallet connection and numerous cash-out options, some might prefer the direct bank connection as funds that are being converted are already withdrawable via the ATM and some might prefer VMoney solution due to their reloadable Debit Card, tap-to-pay solution for merchants etc.

Wallet withdrawal has been changed as well, all sending of Pesobit will be initially sent to Pending status. Then every 15 minutes, there's a scheduled task that will run to check all the Pending orders and mark them completed or invalid as there are some who happen to have a mistake in entering PSB address (entered BTC address instead) and others.

EDIT: Just to clarify, we applied as a business merchant with coins.ph so Pesobit won't be directly accepted by coins.ph. We're allowed to use their services for business operations.

nice update dev i see another positive response from here i will expect more uptrend to come better to hold and buy some more.

[carlisle1]

The application for business merchant of coins.ph has been established.
This means we can now offer a service in the Online wallet that allows a user to convert their Pesobit to Philippine Peso cash out using coins.ph options. It will follow next business day crediting though just like coins.ph.
I will check the withdrawal options, what banks can you send the funds to etc.
As for the transaction fee, it will be lesser than the BTC<->Peso conversion fee percentage of coins.ph
It could be that there will be an option for funds to be sent directly to your coins.ph wallet as Philippine Peso so you can withdraw it on your own but there could also be an option for direct bank withdrawal at least for those whose coins.ph accounts are limited but we could put up some limits to conform with the KYC policies.

ETA: Soon as I still have to check all the options and functionalities that can be put in place.

However, this doesn't mean that our only mode of cashout is via coins.ph. Vmoney announced our partnership with them few days ago so it is also being handled. Direct bank connection is also being worked on.

Why have all these cash-out options?
All of them have their own fees, advantages and policies. There will be some users who will prefer coins.ph due to their btc wallet connection and numerous cash-out options, some might prefer the direct bank connection as funds that are being converted are already withdrawable via the ATM and some might prefer VMoney solution due to their reloadable Debit Card, tap-to-pay solution for merchants etc.

Wallet withdrawal has been changed as well, all sending of Pesobit will be initially sent to Pending status. Then every 15 minutes, there's a scheduled task that will run to check all the Pending orders and mark them completed or invalid as there are some who happen to have a mistake in entering PSB address (entered BTC address instead) and others.

EDIT: Just to clarify, we applied as a business merchant with coins.ph so Pesobit won't be directly accepted by coins.ph. We're allowed to use their services for business operations.

nice update dev i see another positive response from here i will expect more uptrend to come better to hold and buy some more.

that would be a very good idea , while holding some psb why not buy more so just in case that the price get a more than x2 higher we can have good profit . investment with pesobit would be so great not because of it's potential to rise but because it is developed by a Filipino .

[Noojna]

that would be a very good idea , while holding some psb why not buy more so just in case that the price get a more than x2 higher we can have good profit . investment with pesobit would be so great not because of it's potential to rise but because it is developed by a Filipino .

I still think PSB is going to go 10X, medium term

[qiwoman2]

I think this coin will be huge because I know once the Filipino community get behind something they rally like mad to make it big! I know because I see many network marketers I know who are really doing well and the support they give each other is amazing. I am doing a blog review on PESOBIT on my blog this weekend. 

[bitwarrior]

I think this coin will be huge because I know once the Filipino community get behind something they rally like mad to make it big! I know because I see many network marketers I know who are really doing well and the support they give each other is amazing. I am doing a blog review on PESOBIT on my blog this weekend. 

Great to hear that qiwoman2 Will be waiting for your next article on your blog! Cheers.

[BTC-BTC-BTC]

Good to see this thread is very active with the Dev and the community. I am in for decent amount and hope for great return in a year or so.

[Noojna]

I think the high potential value of this project will materialize itself gradually, as bank services are added online and as more Filipinas and Filipinos start using PSB; but it's going to be much less than 1 year.

[Caladonian]

I think the high potential value of this project will materialize itself gradually, as bank services are added online and as more Filipinas and Filipinos start using PSB; but it's going to be much less than 1 year.

After the uses has been created for this project for sure value will be much higher just waiting for 10k and up again. Let see how long it will take.

[Lutzow]

A QT5 version of Pesobit wallet has been created and you can get it from www.pesobit.net/downloads/Pesobit-QT5.rar.
The old Pesobit wallet will still work so installing this isn't a must but rather an optional one. This new wallet package is bigger in file size as it is dependent to some files and Visual C++ package so if it doesn't work well you might need to install this one (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555). No need to remove the old wallet as well just make sure that the old wallet application is close before you open this. It will also use the old wallet.dat file and Pesobit folder in the Roaming section but backing up the old files is still a very safe way to do this.

What's new?
QT5 wallets are more dynamic and can add several features and the one that got released includes the block explorer within the wallet itself and has links to both C-Cex and Cryptopia exchange.

Other developments in the Desktop wallets will follow and will be announced once ready.

[Nivir]

Just wow! With lesser fees and these includes the buy/sell rates where coins.ph currently have 3% conversion difference. Maybe one day Pesobit can dominate the Philippine crypto market. Why not? Pesobit as the gateway to Philippine crypto market. I don't mind converting my Php into Psb first then later into Bitcoin and other Altcoins.   

[qiwoman2]

I just finished my blog review on PESOBIT..I hope you enjoy it..  I think I need to buy myself a bag soon. I have PINA Friends on FB as well so need to tell them about it too.. 
 
http://bitbillions.net/2016/11/15/making-remittance-easier-worldwide/

 

[puremage111]

The application for business merchant of coins.ph has been established.
This means we can now offer a service in the Online wallet that allows a user to convert their Pesobit to Philippine Peso cash out using coins.ph options. It will follow next business day crediting though just like coins.ph.
I will check the withdrawal options, what banks can you send the funds to etc.
As for the transaction fee, it will be lesser than the BTC<->Peso conversion fee percentage of coins.ph
It could be that there will be an option for funds to be sent directly to your coins.ph wallet as Philippine Peso so you can withdraw it on your own but there could also be an option for direct bank withdrawal at least for those whose coins.ph accounts are limited but we could put up some limits to conform with the KYC policies.

ETA: Soon as I still have to check all the options and functionalities that can be put in place.

However, this doesn't mean that our only mode of cashout is via coins.ph. Vmoney announced our partnership with them few days ago so it is also being handled. Direct bank connection is also being worked on.

Why have all these cash-out options?
All of them have their own fees, advantages and policies. There will be some users who will prefer coins.ph due to their btc wallet connection and numerous cash-out options, some might prefer the direct bank connection as funds that are being converted are already withdrawable via the ATM and some might prefer VMoney solution due to their reloadable Debit Card, tap-to-pay solution for merchants etc.

Wallet withdrawal has been changed as well, all sending of Pesobit will be initially sent to Pending status. Then every 15 minutes, there's a scheduled task that will run to check all the Pending orders and mark them completed or invalid as there are some who happen to have a mistake in entering PSB address (entered BTC address instead) and others.

EDIT: Just to clarify, we applied as a business merchant with coins.ph so Pesobit won't be directly accepted by coins.ph. We're allowed to use their services for business operations.

nice update dev i see another positive response from here i will expect more uptrend to come better to hold and buy some more.

tbh, this project devs is delivery really fast compare to most project, just within months after ico, devs already partnership with so many parties and even banks. If an crypto is able to merge and use with real notes, definately that cryptocoins worth something

[qiman]

I just finished my blog review on PESOBIT..I hope you enjoy it..  I think I need to buy myself a bag soon. I have PINA Friends on FB as well so need to tell them about it too.. 
 
http://bitbillions.net/2016/11/15/making-remittance-easier-worldwide/  @Bitwarrior hope you like it..

 

[bitwarrior]

I just finished my blog review on PESOBIT..I hope you enjoy it..  I think I need to buy myself a bag soon. I have PINA Friends on FB as well so need to tell them about it too.. 
 
http://bitbillions.net/2016/11/15/making-remittance-easier-worldwide/

 

Great Qiwoman2 ! I will read it and help spread the news on Pesobit! I sent you a PM