Any one heard about www.igot.com

[sonysasankan]

I think its legit. Deposited 10k INR and bought BTC. After that I had some issues with the 2-factor auth, and after some back and forth with support, it was sorted out. The support they have rocks by the way... very responsive.

I'm still waiting on the 7 day cut off time period limiting my withdrawal... at the moment only .01 per day is possible... which is kinda stupid if you take the .0002 BTC transaction fee. 5 more days to go and I should be able to withdraw. Will update on whether its actually legit or not. Looks fine so far.

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[chandan123]

I think its legit. Deposited 10k INR and bought BTC. After that I had some issues with the 2-factor auth, and after some back and forth with support, it was sorted out. The support they have rocks by the way... very responsive.

I'm still waiting on the 7 day cut off time period limiting my withdrawal... at the moment only .01 per day is possible... which is kinda stupid if you take the .0002 BTC transaction fee. 5 more days to go and I should be able to withdraw. Will update on whether its actually legit or not. Looks fine so far.

not tried level 3 verification ?

[sonysasankan]

I think its legit. Deposited 10k INR and bought BTC. After that I had some issues with the 2-factor auth, and after some back and forth with support, it was sorted out. The support they have rocks by the way... very responsive.

I'm still waiting on the 7 day cut off time period limiting my withdrawal... at the moment only .01 per day is possible... which is kinda stupid if you take the .0002 BTC transaction fee. 5 more days to go and I should be able to withdraw. Will update on whether its actually legit or not. Looks fine so far.

not tried level 3 verification ?

There is only Level 0 / 1 / 2. I am on level 1 right now. My level 2 is verified, but there is a holding time and will take a week for me to "use" level 2. Once level 2 is implemented, I should be able to withdraw up to 100 BTC per day. 4 more days to go 

[chandan123]

yeah i was to ask for level 2   100btc limit   but asked level 3

the delay makes it useless   

[sonysasankan]

yeah i was to ask for level 2   100btc limit   but asked level 3

the delay makes it useless   

The verification delay is a one time thing to get into level 2. At level 1 I requested my daily limit of .01 to check out the speed issue that was being said in this forum. It came pretty fast.... like got an instand confirmation mail.... and the usual hour for the confirmations, etc and it was there in the wallet. Maybe initially when they started there was 4 days waiting time etc.

Or maybe the igot guys are watching and decided to speed up my transfer so i'll report good stuff about them 

Or maybe its only for bigger amounts. Waiting for my Level 2 (4 days remaining) , so I can withdraw my .3 BTC from there and see how it goes. Will update the thread then.

[TwinWinNerD]

Now they show 15000 BTC volume. More than btc-e and the same as bitfinex?

Yeah, sure....

Faking data like OKcoin

[igot.com]

Hello everyone!
Thought we should jump in and clarify a few things.

1. The volume you see is not just our volume. It is block chain data. No point in us giving out fake data. We're doing great for a new exchange.
2. Processing withdrawals faster or slower has nothing to do with forum posting. We follow strict guidelines to access our cold storage and stick to that.
3. 7 days wait after first purchase - why is this implemented?

Why is this important?

Most hackers that hack bank accounts in Australia, India and worldwide use innocent people and buy Bitcoin with their accounts.
Exchanges (if they are not careful), would then send the BTC to those fraudsters.
What happens there? The fraudster made free money, the victim suffers for no reason, and it gives bad reputation to the exchange that was used.
Banks then deem Bitcoin exchanges and Bitcoin itself very high risk and stay away.
But if we put 7 days of ONE OFF restriction, we can always crosscheck with banks, or banks can raise an alarm of such theft and we can stop the theft of money and Bitcoin, both.
Does it mean that someone will not use a fraudulent account next time around after this restriction is lifted? Not at all! But by now we've gathered enough paper trail to go after them if they were defrauding us or innocent, unsuspecting bank account holders.

You have to keep one thing in mind. We're one of the newer exchanges.
We take security very seriously. Many people put in their hard earned money and Bitcoin into our system. As an exchange, it is our responsibility to keep that safe, away from hackers. In order to run an exchange, you need to instate certain security protocols (even if appears to be overly cautious).

We're committed to providing great service to our customers. Some people have issues with wait, others don't and that's totally fine with us. One thing we won't do is - compromise on our security procedures that keeps our customer's and us safe.

[organsmile]

Thank you igot for updating us.
Makes alot of sense

[chandan123]

hmm ok thx for clarifying.

just made a 5k deposit for verification level 2

[sonysasankan]

OK, site is working. I can confirm. Just got my 0.3 BTC withdrawn. Withdrawal is instant on a verified account. Not sure about bigger quantities though...

[chandan123]

OK, site is working. I can confirm. Just got my 0.3 BTC withdrawn. Withdrawal is instant on a verified account. Not sure about bigger quantities though...

thx for update.
i need 4 more days to verify for level 2.

[sumana]

Hello everyone!
Thought we should jump in and clarify a few things.

1. The volume you see is not just our volume. It is block chain data. No point in us giving out fake data. We're doing great for a new exchange.
2. Processing withdrawals faster or slower has nothing to do with forum posting. We follow strict guidelines to access our cold storage and stick to that.
3. 7 days wait after first purchase - why is this implemented?

Why is this important?

Most hackers that hack bank accounts in Australia, India and worldwide use innocent people and buy Bitcoin with their accounts.
Exchanges (if they are not careful), would then send the BTC to those fraudsters.
What happens there? The fraudster made free money, the victim suffers for no reason, and it gives bad reputation to the exchange that was used.
Banks then deem Bitcoin exchanges and Bitcoin itself very high risk and stay away.
But if we put 7 days of ONE OFF restriction, we can always crosscheck with banks, or banks can raise an alarm of such theft and we can stop the theft of money and Bitcoin, both.
Does it mean that someone will not use a fraudulent account next time around after this restriction is lifted? Not at all! But by now we've gathered enough paper trail to go after them if they were defrauding us or innocent, unsuspecting bank account holders.

You have to keep one thing in mind. We're one of the newer exchanges.
We take security very seriously. Many people put in their hard earned money and Bitcoin into our system. As an exchange, it is our responsibility to keep that safe, away from hackers. In order to run an exchange, you need to instate certain security protocols (even if appears to be overly cautious).

We're committed to providing great service to our customers. Some people have issues with wait, others don't and that's totally fine with us. One thing we won't do is - compromise on our security procedures that keeps our customer's and us safe.

normally bank transactions are tied with SMS of customers phone and that will be detected by customer .

[sonysasankan]

Hello everyone!
Thought we should jump in and clarify a few things.

1. The volume you see is not just our volume. It is block chain data. No point in us giving out fake data. We're doing great for a new exchange.
2. Processing withdrawals faster or slower has nothing to do with forum posting. We follow strict guidelines to access our cold storage and stick to that.
3. 7 days wait after first purchase - why is this implemented?

Why is this important?

Most hackers that hack bank accounts in Australia, India and worldwide use innocent people and buy Bitcoin with their accounts.
Exchanges (if they are not careful), would then send the BTC to those fraudsters.
What happens there? The fraudster made free money, the victim suffers for no reason, and it gives bad reputation to the exchange that was used.
Banks then deem Bitcoin exchanges and Bitcoin itself very high risk and stay away.
But if we put 7 days of ONE OFF restriction, we can always crosscheck with banks, or banks can raise an alarm of such theft and we can stop the theft of money and Bitcoin, both.
Does it mean that someone will not use a fraudulent account next time around after this restriction is lifted? Not at all! But by now we've gathered enough paper trail to go after them if they were defrauding us or innocent, unsuspecting bank account holders.

You have to keep one thing in mind. We're one of the newer exchanges.
We take security very seriously. Many people put in their hard earned money and Bitcoin into our system. As an exchange, it is our responsibility to keep that safe, away from hackers. In order to run an exchange, you need to instate certain security protocols (even if appears to be overly cautious).

We're committed to providing great service to our customers. Some people have issues with wait, others don't and that's totally fine with us. One thing we won't do is - compromise on our security procedures that keeps our customer's and us safe.

normally bank transactions are tied with SMS of customers phone and that will be detected by customer .

That's true.... but its its not always accurate. I've had withdrawals from my account and had the SMS delivered to me after a 10 hour delay... its completely dependent on the server load. I've also had occasions where 4-5 transactions will deliver to me in a string after 4-5 hours.

[sumana]

That's true.... but its its not always accurate. I've had withdrawals from my account and had the SMS delivered to me after a 10 hour delay... its completely dependent on the server load. I've also had occasions where 4-5 transactions will deliver to me in a string after 4-5 hours.

are you using state bank group  bank ? other icici , hdfc , axis are working fast for sms

[sonysasankan]

That's true.... but its its not always accurate. I've had withdrawals from my account and had the SMS delivered to me after a 10 hour delay... its completely dependent on the server load. I've also had occasions where 4-5 transactions will deliver to me in a string after 4-5 hours.

are you using state bank group  bank ? other icici , hdfc , axis are working fast for sms

I've used most of them.... all are pretty instant. I'm talking about exceptions. They do come about randomly if there is some issue from their side. Plus if a merchant wants to verify something, the bank is the worst place to get that info, especially when there is no complaint from the customer's end. Hence the time makes sense... the customer needs the time to register a complaint etc and the bank needs to follow through, blocking all transactions etc.

[sweryy]

anyone with money in coinjar care to do a total price comparison? seems like igots rate is higher in the end

[chandan123]

anyone with money in coinjar care to do a total price comparison? seems like igots rate is higher in the end

igot .com is always higher than other exchanges

[pandit]

their deposit  with icici bank option not working ?

[sonysasankan]

their deposit  with icici bank option not working ?

I was wondering the same.... only button exists, and it shows you the HDFC account. Any fix for that, Owners?

[chandan123]

their deposit  with icici bank option not working ?

I was wondering the same.... only button exists, and it shows you the HDFC account. Any fix for that, Owners?

i think you need to contact support team dont think they looking forum thread posts