Bitcoin licensing?

[paper2digitalcurrency]

Do y'all know anything about bit coin licensing?

[AdamSC1]

In regards to which jurisdictions, and which functions of business?

Are you looking to strictly sell Bitcoin? Looking to operate an exchange? Looking to be a business that serves it? and where are you located?

[ninjaboon]

Do y'all know anything about bit coin licensing?

which country? what service?

[open-mind]

I read that rising popularity Bitcoin led to the financial authorities of Singapore gave it a "green light"
They have legalized the use of currency in the country by prescribing loyal conditions of transactions with Bitcoin.

[lovegood]

I read that rising popularity Bitcoin led to the financial authorities of Singapore gave it a "green light"
They have legalized the use of currency in the country by prescribing loyal conditions of transactions with Bitcoin.

I also read somewhere that Singapore is the only country where Bitcoin is legalized   There will be charged GST, which in Singapore is 7%, in transactions where Bitcoins are exchanged for real goods and services.

[byt411]

I read that the US something monetary something department has thought about issuing "Bitcoin Licenses" for bitcoin businesses in the US. Was some article on CoinDesk, not bothered to search though.

[bambino]

I read that in 2013 the German Ministry of Finance has decided to bitcoin's recognition as a "unit of accounting." Thus, the most popular cryptocurrency has become a form of money in the country.

[monim1]

I read that rising popularity Bitcoin led to the financial authorities of Singapore gave it a "green light"
They have legalized the use of currency in the country by prescribing loyal conditions of transactions with Bitcoin.

I also read somewhere that Singapore is the only country where Bitcoin is legalized   There will be charged GST, which in Singapore is 7%, in transactions where Bitcoins are exchanged for real goods and services.

Now Bitcoin is legal in many countries. Here you will get the list of countries.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_Bitcoins_by_country

[lovegood]

I read that rising popularity Bitcoin led to the financial authorities of Singapore gave it a "green light"
They have legalized the use of currency in the country by prescribing loyal conditions of transactions with Bitcoin.

I also read somewhere that Singapore is the only country where Bitcoin is legalized   There will be charged GST, which in Singapore is 7%, in transactions where Bitcoins are exchanged for real goods and services.

Now Bitcoin is legal in many countries. Here you will get the list of countries.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_Bitcoins_by_country

IMO, list of countries where legalized Bitcoin increasing day by day and it is amazing! Bitcoin is gaining confidence and I really like it!


Thanks dude for the info

[Levis]

I read that rising popularity Bitcoin led to the financial authorities of Singapore gave it a "green light"
They have legalized the use of currency in the country by prescribing loyal conditions of transactions with Bitcoin.

I also read somewhere that Singapore is the only country where Bitcoin is legalized   There will be charged GST, which in Singapore is 7%, in transactions where Bitcoins are exchanged for real goods and services.

Now Bitcoin is legal in many countries. Here you will get the list of countries.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_Bitcoins_by_country

I thought  Russia will be the last user Bitcoin.
 The system of cashless payments isn't developed In this country.  What to say about digital currency?

[byt411]

I read that rising popularity Bitcoin led to the financial authorities of Singapore gave it a "green light"
They have legalized the use of currency in the country by prescribing loyal conditions of transactions with Bitcoin.

I also read somewhere that Singapore is the only country where Bitcoin is legalized   There will be charged GST, which in Singapore is 7%, in transactions where Bitcoins are exchanged for real goods and services.

Now Bitcoin is legal in many countries. Here you will get the list of countries.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_Bitcoins_by_country

I thought  Russia will be the last user Bitcoin.
 The system of cashless payments isn't developed In this country.  What to say about digital currency?

Lol. So stupid, how about third world countries in Africa? North Korea?

[newIndia]

Do y'all know anything about bit coin licensing?

this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_Bitcoins_by_country gives information of countries allowing or retricting bitcoins

[fatty_but_happy]

Does anyone know some cases of licensing Bitcoins in Asian countries?

[Kluge]

Do y'all know anything about bit coin licensing?

this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_Bitcoins_by_country gives information of countries allowing or retricting bitcoins

Looks like a pretty iffy resource. It lists Vietnam as having outlawed Bitcoin because the Bank of Vietnam released a warning stating Bitcoin investments are risky and not legally protected.

[CokeCoin]

The answer depends on what are your exactly talking about.  Which jurisdictions do you mean?

[byt411]

The answer depends on what are your exactly talking about.  Which jurisdictions do you mean?

A licence for using bitcoin, that's what he's talking about.
Can you newbies stop bumping up old topics?