Goldmoney has a bitcoin clause in its terms of service

[KenJackson]

You know about Goldmoney, right?  The savings account where your deposits are retained in gold?  Well, I don't understand the connection, but the terms of service (section 5. Security) has this clause:

c. Data: Private or sensitive data, such as your bitcoin private key, is stored encrypted on the server-side with encryption techniques. ...

To see it, go to the sign up page, click on the "terms of service" link (apparently a javascript thingy) and search (CTRL-F) for "bitcoin".

 

[BADecker]

I haven't joined Goldmoney. But it sounds to me like you can buy gold with Bitcoin. And, the way they let you use Bitcoin is by loading some bitcoins to a wallet in your Goldmoney account, and then using them to buy gold.

There are other words in the Terms that might not seem to make sense without some explanation from Goldmoney. For example, "Goldmoney does not have control of, or liability for, the products or services that are paid for with the Goldmoney Services," sounds like they might be out of control.

[Nathan047]

I haven't joined Goldmoney. But it sounds to me like you can buy gold with Bitcoin. And, the way they let you use Bitcoin is by loading some bitcoins to a wallet in your Goldmoney account, and then using them to buy gold.

I use goldmoney, one of the ways to deposit into your account is to deposit bitcoin or other altcoins, although there are some restrictions in terms of what valts you can buy gold in with cryptocurrencies.

There are other words in the Terms that might not seem to make sense without some explanation from Goldmoney. For example, "Goldmoney does not have control of, or liability for, the products or services that are paid for with the Goldmoney Services," sounds like they might be out of control.

They are an international company, so perhaps they're trying to cover themselves from some random country's odd regulation.