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April 25, 2012, 01:30:07 AM
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Eeeww facebook. Sad

At least with Intersango it's optional.

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April 25, 2012, 03:03:30 PM
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April 25, 2012, 03:04:25 PM
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Eeeww facebook. Sad
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I should be more general and less specific. Eeeww social networking! Sad

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April 25, 2012, 05:10:27 PM
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Dear Intersango Customers,

A week from now, on Sunday 26th February 00:00:00 UTC (midnight 25th), we will modify the fee schedule to reward Market Makers. This change is designed to improve liquidity.

The average fee users pay will not change.

Orders are either fulfilled right away by 'taking' a current order or they sit on the orderbook before fulfilling another order. Takers will pay an extra fee that is given to Makers as a Market Maker Bonus.

Current site-wide fees are a flat 0.65%. The Taker fee will be an extra 0.30% which is given directly to Makers.

Example:

John places an order to sell 10 BTC @ 1.0 USD. His order is not immediately matched.
Beth places an order to buy  10 BTC @ 1.0 USD. Her order is immediately matched against John's order.

John pays a fee of 10 USD * (0.65% - 0.30%) = 10 USD * 0.35% = 0.035 USD
Beth pays a fee of 10 BTC * (0.65% + 0.30%) = 10 BTC * 0.95% = 0.095 BTC

Beth's Taker-fee is given to John as a Market Maker Bonus.

New bonuses and a VIP system to be announced shortly. By developing the service to reward market makers, users will benefit from having quick access to a more liquid marketplace.

Patrick Strateman, CTO

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Compliant with our site terms of notifying users 1 week in advance for fee changes, we are announcing a new fee schedule.



Hi, I've been using Intersango for a while now and I'm very happy with it. One thing though... on your fees page you don't say very much about these 'maker/taker' fees. Until I read the above post I didn't even realise they applied to me (I thought "market makers"/"takers" were special people with special privileges, not schlubs like me... yeah I know  Roll Eyes ). And I wouldn't have ever seen the above post if this thread hadn't bumped up suddenly. So now I look back at my last dozen-or-so transactions and see some have a 0.95% fee and some have a 0.35% fee and I think I grok why. But I'd have been ignorant for a couple more months probably if not for a bit of randomness on this forum.

So TDLR: couldja put up the above John/Beth example on your fees page? And prolly also clarify that 0.65% is (?) never a rate that anyone will actually pay, just the average of 0.35% and 0.95%, one of which the trader pays depending on who they are (which IIUC is a question of placing limit order vs market order, yeah?).


Oh and another thing: here's this big thread called Intersango Exchange, in the Project Development forum. And in the Currency Exchange forum I can find... not a peep. What gives?

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August 05, 2012, 06:38:43 PM
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hey I'm thinking of doing some trade for BTC/GBP on Intersango and just wondering before I transfer my BTC over, whether the GBP withdrawals are working at the moment since the information on the website is a bit ambiguous.  I don't mind delays, just want to make sure it's worth doing the trade on Intersango or better to use MtGox or just hold fast for the time being.

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August 05, 2012, 07:43:26 PM
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hey I'm thinking of doing some trade for BTC/GBP on Intersango and just wondering before I transfer my BTC over, whether the GBP withdrawals are working at the moment since the information on the website is a bit ambiguous.  I don't mind delays, just want to make sure it's worth doing the trade on Intersango or better to use MtGox or just hold fast for the time being.

Cheers

Will

I'm waiting about 2-3 weeks now for my withdrawal to process. Will know tomorrow I think if they've missed it (end of weekend).

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August 05, 2012, 10:22:17 PM
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not to be off topic, but how is the bitcoinica payouts going?
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August 20, 2012, 02:47:27 PM
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I'd like to load up funds, but I'm honestly worried. Is everything working? is it safe to send/withdraw GBP? is it taking long?

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August 23, 2012, 10:37:43 AM
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I would very much like to do some serious selling of BTC on intersango.
However, these reports of SEPA payouts taking WEEKS (as opposed to SEPA next day as I was accustomed to) kind of scare me away.

Any news on this?
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August 23, 2012, 10:39:29 AM
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I would very much like to do some serious selling of BTC on intersango.
However, these reports of SEPA payouts taking WEEKS (as opposed to SEPA next day as I was accustomed to) kind of scare me away.

Any news on this?

See here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=63877.msg1122824#msg1122824

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August 23, 2012, 10:53:01 AM
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I would very much like to do some serious selling of BTC on intersango.
However, these reports of SEPA payouts taking WEEKS (as opposed to SEPA next day as I was accustomed to) kind of scare me away.

Any news on this?

See here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=63877.msg1122824#msg1122824

not the same issue i am afraid...
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August 23, 2012, 11:02:21 AM
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2 weeks ago i had a successfull SEPA payout. Took around 4 workingdays, so it could be faster but I'm glad they payed at all given the current situation...
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July 29, 2018, 07:44:33 PM
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The problem is that the want amount field of the orderbook table is used for doing matches when I don't think it should be.  Suppose you have an order on the books and someone comes along and fills most of it by offering a much better rate than you asked for.Since want_amount is used in the matching code, you can end up with the leftover portion of your order being matched at a very unfavourable rate for you.
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