⭐CoinsPaid - Crypto Processing and wallet you can rely on

[zzortyx]

If you serve both legal entities and individuals, then banks will stay away

what difference does it make to banks who will invest money?

Usually, regulatory authorities pay more attention to the movement funds from legal entities, and banks have even higher control. Much depends on the country and its laws.

You see how the authorities are struggling with anonymous currencies. Especially in the US, authorities are trying to ban the trading of almost all anonymous cryptocurrencies. Most likely in the near future, anonymity will only be ghostly. There are pros and cons here.

I think that anonymity ends at the moment of exchange of cryptocurrency for Fiat currency. Although if you only use cryptocurrency, you can remain relatively anonymous, but this is not always possible.

[tamar3]

If you serve both legal entities and individuals, then banks will stay away

what difference does it make to banks who will invest money?

Usually, regulatory authorities pay more attention to the movement funds from legal entities, and banks have even higher control. Much depends on the country and its laws.

You see how the authorities are struggling with anonymous currencies. Especially in the US, authorities are trying to ban the trading of almost all anonymous cryptocurrencies. Most likely in the near future, anonymity will only be ghostly. There are pros and cons here.

The state is afraid of losing control and regulation over financial resources, it is also an intermediary in the payment system, and this is additional income

[artdor]

If you serve both legal entities and individuals, then banks will stay away

what difference does it make to banks who will invest money?

Usually, regulatory authorities pay more attention to the movement funds from legal entities, and banks have even higher control. Much depends on the country and its laws.

You see how the authorities are struggling with anonymous currencies. Especially in the US, authorities are trying to ban the trading of almost all anonymous cryptocurrencies. Most likely in the near future, anonymity will only be ghostly. There are pros and cons here.

I think that anonymity ends at the moment of exchange of cryptocurrency for Fiat currency. Although if you only use cryptocurrency, you can remain relatively anonymous, but this is not always possible.

But what about the fact that all cryptocurrency holders will be forced to go through the KYC. You yourself see today almost all exchanges require verification. Yes, and as for the exchange for fiat, today there are also special opportunities to avoid identification. Perhaps you yourself should have heard.

[CoinsPaid]

Do you have own casino or betting here? or you provide only service..
Thx

CoinsPaid is an organisation providing cryptocurrency payment services. We enable businesses to operate worldwide, decrease costs and reach new markets using reliable cryptocurrency processing methods.

Read in details here https://coinspaid.com/

If you serve both legal entities and individuals, then banks will stay away

what difference does it make to banks who will invest money?

No one can forbid banks to invest, moreover, they invest huge amounts of money, which allow many projects to remain in the long run

If you serve both legal entities and individuals, then banks will stay away

what difference does it make to banks who will invest money?

maybe he don't understand about it.
why don't create fully anonymous service?

In order for any company to work in any country, it is necessary to work with its goverment, regulators. You must understand correctly, in this world, you can not create  completely anonymous service. Even Bitcoin cannot be considered an absolutely anonymous currency.

[bitinka]

If you serve both legal entities and individuals, then banks will stay away

what difference does it make to banks who will invest money?

Usually, regulatory authorities pay more attention to the movement funds from legal entities, and banks have even higher control. Much depends on the country and its laws.

You see how the authorities are struggling with anonymous currencies. Especially in the US, authorities are trying to ban the trading of almost all anonymous cryptocurrencies. Most likely in the near future, anonymity will only be ghostly. There are pros and cons here.

The state is afraid of losing control and regulation over financial resources, it is also an intermediary in the payment system, and this is additional income

Sure. I believe that it is necessary to implement cryptocurrencies in commerce and business. Then cryptocurrencies will be used more widely and have more fans, and, accordingly, wide support. Any state will have to reckon with such a large movement. But this requires cryptocurrencies to be more stable than today. There is little trust in them.

[Kibercript]

You have not really advertised your company among the communities before?

[farraddy]

If you serve both legal entities and individuals, then banks will stay away

what difference does it make to banks who will invest money?

Usually, regulatory authorities pay more attention to the movement funds from legal entities, and banks have even higher control. Much depends on the country and its laws.

You see how the authorities are struggling with anonymous currencies. Especially in the US, authorities are trying to ban the trading of almost all anonymous cryptocurrencies. Most likely in the near future, anonymity will only be ghostly. There are pros and cons here.

The state is afraid of losing control and regulation over financial resources, it is also an intermediary in the payment system, and this is additional income

Sure. I believe that it is necessary to implement cryptocurrencies in commerce and business. Then cryptocurrencies will be used more widely and have more fans, and, accordingly, wide support. Any state will have to reckon with such a large movement. But this requires cryptocurrencies to be more stable than today. There is little trust in them.

In different States, the attitude to cryptocurrencies is very different from quite loyal to a complete ban. If we take as a basis a neutral attitude to cryptocurrencies, probably as it is in most countries, then commerce and business may well use cryptocurrencies despite their volatility.

[CoinsPaid]

CoinsPaid solutions have been on the market since 2018, but our story goes back much further. It all began with Merkeleon – a software development company founded in 2009. Merkeleon sensed the potential of the crypto industry – and a dire need for a quality crypto processing system. In 2012, work began on CoinsPaid. Six years later, Coinspaid was released as a separate brand, while Merkeleon' SaaS for crypto exchanges became the first of its type to be audited by Kaspersky Lab.

As of 2019, 150+ online businesses use CoinsPaid as their main tool for accepting payments in crypto. In 2018, we have processed over 130 million EUR worth of transactions, with a particular focus on the online gambling industry. In 2019, CoinsPaid launched an instant crypto-to-fiat exchange tool and an invoicing feature. Our payment gateway already supports 50+ cryptocurrencies.

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[tamar3]

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CoinsPaid solutions have been on the market since 2018, but our story goes back much further. It all began with Merkeleon – a software development company founded in 2009. Merkeleon sensed the potential of the crypto industry – and a dire need for a quality crypto processing system. In 2012, work began on CoinsPaid. Six years later, Coinspaid was released as a separate brand, while Merkeleon' SaaS for crypto exchanges became the first of its type to be audited by Kaspersky Lab.

As of 2019, 150+ online businesses use CoinsPaid as their main tool for accepting payments in crypto. In 2018, we have processed over 130 million EUR worth of transactions, with a particular focus on the online gambling industry. In 2019, CoinsPaid launched an instant crypto-to-fiat exchange tool and an invoicing feature. Our payment gateway already supports 50+ cryptocurrencies.

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The project has really great experience in the field of cryptocurrency, strong partners, verified users. All this provides the basis for the rapid implementation of advanced developments in the system.

[qkafbog]

why I have not heard about the project before, it really deserves attention

[Nevsky]

If you serve both legal entities and individuals, then banks will stay away

what difference does it make to banks who will invest money?

Usually, regulatory authorities pay more attention to the movement funds from legal entities, and banks have even higher control. Much depends on the country and its laws.

You see how the authorities are struggling with anonymous currencies. Especially in the US, authorities are trying to ban the trading of almost all anonymous cryptocurrencies. Most likely in the near future, anonymity will only be ghostly. There are pros and cons here.

The state is afraid of losing control and regulation over financial resources, it is also an intermediary in the payment system, and this is additional income

Sure. I believe that it is necessary to implement cryptocurrencies in commerce and business. Then cryptocurrencies will be used more widely and have more fans, and, accordingly, wide support. Any state will have to reckon with such a large movement. But this requires cryptocurrencies to be more stable than today. There is little trust in them.

In different States, the attitude to cryptocurrencies is very different from quite loyal to a complete ban. If we take as a basis a neutral attitude to cryptocurrencies, probably as it is in most countries, then commerce and business may well use cryptocurrencies despite their volatility.

Given the ability of cryptocurrencies to fall sharply like growth, they are not very suitable for cashless payments. The client does not have time to pay for dinner at a restaurant as his cryptocurrency falls. We need a consensus on the legal status of crypto. I am sure when this happens, the crisis will quickly pass.

[LynnPlumbing]

 Given the ability of cryptocurrencies to fall sharply like growth, they are not very suitable for cashless payments. The client does not have time to pay for dinner at a restaurant as his cryptocurrency falls. We need a consensus on the legal status of crypto. I am sure when this happens, the crisis will quickly pass.

it will not be beneficial to most whales.  but we will get to this someday anyway

[zenadd]

 Given the ability of cryptocurrencies to fall sharply like growth, they are not very suitable for cashless payments. The client does not have time to pay for dinner at a restaurant as his cryptocurrency falls. We need a consensus on the legal status of crypto. I am sure when this happens, the crisis will quickly pass.

it will not be beneficial to most whales.  but we will get to this someday anyway

I would prefer the freedom to choose to pay in fiat or cryptocurrency. I think that in the future volatility will decrease, and now there are stable coins.

[ynk]

CoinsPaid
Why is your support not responding to me?
I want to return my transaction

[CoinsPaid]

QR codes are a great way to drive conversion – especially since new smartphone models don't require a special app to scan them. It is the secret recipe that makes CoinsPaid solutions especially powerful. Imagine that a user is browsing your site from a laptop, but their blockchain wallet is installed on their smartphone. If you don't include a QR code in your crypto payment form, it will force the user to make lots of steps to complete the procedure:

- Copy the address and send it to the phone somehow, open a wallet, go to the Send section, paste the address, enter the amount, and finally, click on Pay.

With QR-enabled payment forms, the whole process is reduced to just one click. The user scans the code with their phone, and their crypto payment app opens automatically – with the address and amount pre-entered! All that is left to do is hit Pay.

Remember: any QR code needs to be formatted as a link when coding for those visitors who use a browser and a wallet on the same device. This way, you'll leverage the full power of CoinsPaid and maximize conversion.

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Max is a recognized crypto expert and opinion leader in Ukraine. After receiving his BA in physics and an MA in business administration, Max became involved with Bitcoin in 2013.

Soon, he co-founded a blockchain software development studio in Kiev. He is also the founder of Bitcoin Foundation Ukraine and Satoshi Square Kiev. Later, he worked for some of the largest BTC mining operations, including Cex.io and Ghash.io.

After heading the Crypto Business Development division at Cubits, Max was invited to become the CEO of CoinsPaid. In this position, he is happy to be driving the adoption of crypto in the online payments industry.

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Our team is thrilled to have a chat with you at stand B20. Let’s build our future together!

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[stompix]

Max is a recognized crypto expert and opinion leader in Ukraine. After receiving his BA in physics and an MA in business administration, Max became involved with Bitcoin in 2013.

Soon, he co-founded a blockchain software development studio in Kiev. He is also the founder of Bitcoin Foundation Ukraine and Satoshi Square Kiev. Later, he worked for some of the largest BTC mining operations, including Cex.io and Ghash.io.

After heading the Crypto Business Development division at Cubits, Max was invited to become the CEO of CoinsPaid. In this position, he is happy to be driving the adoption of crypto in the online payments industry.

Oh really?

U.K. Cryptocurrency Exchange Cubits Shuts Down After $33M Scam

Pretty interesting at least....

So the lead developer of a known scam is running another business that claims it has 10 years of experience working with cryptocurrencies...
Is that you Satoshi?

And it gets pretty damn interesting:
So this whole "business was developed din 2014 by MerkelEon..which is another surprise
Because if we go to
https://www.merkeleon.at/impressum/
http://archive.ph/N9uMG

We learn the business has
Trade register number: FN 489547y

Another miracle, since if we follow the link it leads us to :
https://firmen.wko.at/Web/DetailsKontakt.aspx?FirmaID=00872a54-66da-4685-993d-13e1211330cc&Standort=+(Bundesland)
Which although owned by the same person is has a total different RN:

Inhaber
Alexander Horst Riedinger
Firmenwortlaut (laut Firmenbuch)
Digiboost e.U. (FN 492386y)

If we search for MerkelEon
https://firmen.wko.at/Web/DetailsKontakt.aspx?FirmaID=99554b3a-9cf8-43b8-b30c-51a87d2a41bc&StandortID=0&Firma=A.R.+Merkeleon+&CategoryID=0&Page=1

We find out that the company was registered in 2018...which kind of make it impossible to develop products in 2014 isnt's it?


Btw, do you know what lead me to investigate your "business"?
The imbeciles you and Ecosmining both hired to bump your topic! Not so well spent money!

[maxkrupyshev]

Dear @stompix.

I am extremely flattered that you shown such a great interest to my persona. Please don't take this with sarcasm.
Cubits was a fuckup? Definitely yes! I was a face of the brand, I was talking on conferences and speaking to most of big clients as I was effectively heading Cubits business development department. I had a very stressful few months after Cubits shut down.
I am sure you are aware that Business developers don't have access to bank account of other client or company funds. Cubits was closed due to a Fraud from payment provider named "Paysec" as you can see in the post that you have shared. I was invited to speak to the police investigating this case and i am constantly helping detectives and administration who are doing their best to return money to creditors.
Yes, I feel responsible for what happened, but realistically the situation was not under my supervision as I was not managing payment provider relationships. If you are attentive enough, I am the only one who left Cubits as my previous work place in the linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/in/max-krupyshev-3032bb1a/), all the rest of my colleagues had removed all mentions of Cubits from any social networks.

I am a Bitcoin supporter since 2013.
- Founder of Bitcoin Foundation Ukraine
- Founder of Satoshi Square Kiev (around 40 events)
- I was handling free education sessions for public for 1.5 years on a weekly basis.
- I am the author of most popular Bitcoin explanation in the ru-net https://youtu.be/h9fm-pKyOVQ (recorded in late 2014)
- I helped to translate Mastering Bitcoin book.
All this activity was absolutely non-profit and I didn't get a single penny out of it.
You can blame me for many things, but you cant call me a SCAM. I did and I am doing all i can to increase adoption and provide reliable services for the industry.

At CoinsPaid I am not only a CEO, I am a director of the company that we are setting up and getting licenses for. I am present on the events and conferences, you or anyone else, who is willing to talk to me and/or ask me about past jobs or current projects - can easily do so.

P.S. Created account here specifically to reply to you.

[CoinsPaid]

Max is a recognized crypto expert and opinion leader in Ukraine. After receiving his BA in physics and an MA in business administration, Max became involved with Bitcoin in 2013.

Soon, he co-founded a blockchain software development studio in Kiev. He is also the founder of Bitcoin Foundation Ukraine and Satoshi Square Kiev. Later, he worked for some of the largest BTC mining operations, including Cex.io and Ghash.io.

After heading the Crypto Business Development division at Cubits, Max was invited to become the CEO of CoinsPaid. In this position, he is happy to be driving the adoption of crypto in the online payments industry.

Oh really?

U.K. Cryptocurrency Exchange Cubits Shuts Down After $33M Scam

Pretty interesting at least....

So the lead developer of a known scam is running another business that claims it has 10 years of experience working with cryptocurrencies...
Is that you Satoshi?

And it gets pretty damn interesting:
So this whole "business was developed din 2014 by MerkelEon..which is another surprise
Because if we go to
https://www.merkeleon.at/impressum/
http://archive.ph/N9uMG

We learn the business has
Trade register number: FN 489547y

Another miracle, since if we follow the link it leads us to :
https://firmen.wko.at/Web/DetailsKontakt.aspx?FirmaID=00872a54-66da-4685-993d-13e1211330cc&Standort=+(Bundesland)
Which although owned by the same person is has a total different RN:

Inhaber
Alexander Horst Riedinger
Firmenwortlaut (laut Firmenbuch)
Digiboost e.U. (FN 492386y)

If we search for MerkelEon
https://firmen.wko.at/Web/DetailsKontakt.aspx?FirmaID=99554b3a-9cf8-43b8-b30c-51a87d2a41bc&StandortID=0&Firma=A.R.+Merkeleon+&CategoryID=0&Page=1

We find out that the company was registered in 2018...which kind of make it impossible to develop products in 2014 isnt's it?


Btw, do you know what lead me to investigate your "business"?
The imbeciles you and Ecosmining both hired to bump your topic! Not so well spent money!

Hello, dear stopmix
How are you doing today?

First of all thank you for your interest in our project, every feedback is very important for us!

You are absolutely right, A.R. Merkeleon GMBH was registered in 2018 after restructuring of Merkeleon EU, which was founded in 2008. You can check this information  here: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/merkeleon-e-u#section-overview

Also you can check reviews at capterra.com for example, there you can find 5-6 years old feedbacks about Merkeleon: https://www.capterra.com/p/136857/Merkeleon/reviews/

Hope everything is clear for you now.

Maxim's answer you can study in the previous post.

Good luck 

[stompix]

Cubits was a fuckup? Definitely yes! I was a face of the brand, I was talking on conferences and speaking to most of big clients as I was effectively heading Cubits business development department.

Exactly what I was saying, so there is no guarantee coinspaid won't be anything else but actually there are more signs it will be.

I am a Bitcoin supporter since 2013.
- Founder of Bitcoin Foundation Ukraine

Yawnn!!!!
Let me present you a few of the main foundation colleagues:
Mark Karpelès - founding member of bitcoin foundation - ended up in jail
Roger Ver - founding member of bitcoin foundation - a convicted felon
Charles Shrem - -founding member of bitcoin foundation - convicted felon

so...all your CV means zero

But you weaseled your way out of
10 years experience in cryptocurrency...I can see why cubits when up in flames, with your math 2019-2013 is 10
Your company that is one year old but has 5 years' experience in what....nothing.
How the hell did you start developing coinspad in 2012 when you heard about bitcoin in 2013? Cut the bs!

Also nothing about the obvious bumping service your "team" hired...not a word.
I hope you know what the rules are on this forum, bumping bots > topic gets deleted!

Hello, dear stopmix
How are you doing today?

Do you actually care? Lols!

[CoinsPaid]

Cubits was a fuckup? Definitely yes! I was a face of the brand, I was talking on conferences and speaking to most of big clients as I was effectively heading Cubits business development department.

Exactly what I was saying, so there is no guarantee coinspaid won't be anything else but actually there are more signs it will be.

I am a Bitcoin supporter since 2013.
- Founder of Bitcoin Foundation Ukraine

Yawnn!!!!
Let me present you a few of the main foundation colleagues:
Mark Karpelès - founding member of bitcoin foundation - ended up in jail
Roger Ver - founding member of bitcoin foundation - a convicted felon
Charles Shrem - -founding member of bitcoin foundation - convicted felon

so...all your CV means zero

But you weaseled your way out of
10 years experience in cryptocurrency...I can see why cubits when up in flames, with your math 2019-2013 is 10
Your company that is one year old but has 5 years' experience in what....nothing.
How the hell did you start developing coinspad in 2012 when you heard about bitcoin in 2013? Cut the bs!

Also nothing about the obvious bumping service your "team" hired...not a word.
I hope you know what the rules are on this forum, bumping bots > topic gets deleted!

Hello, dear stopmix
How are you doing today?

Do you actually care? Lols!

Please, don't combine CoinsPaid and Cubits, we have no connection with this project at all.
When Max was working in Cubits, CoinsPaid developed in other way, without Maxim's participation. CoinsPaid is an inhouse project of Merkeleon and it's in development almost 5 years, but Max in our team from the beginning of 2019. Please, do your research deeper to understand our competence and experience better 

Also you can connect with our partners to ask them about cooperation with us or you can ask milewilda did he verify our partners?

Its only free for 14 days trial. lol

I'll still verify these customers that you had mentioned.

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