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July 14, 2014, 03:21:18 PM |
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S Capital Solutions Pvt Ltd – the company behind the BTCXIndia got IEC( import export code) from http://dgft.gov.in/ IEC:0914007360;you may check through http://dgft.delhi.nic.in:8100/dgft/IecPrint with IEC code and first 3 letters: S CA (S space CA)
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July 15, 2014, 06:38:16 AM |
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I can surely see you are going in a very right direction. This is exactly what we need in terms of efforts from our exchanges. New regulations may come later but getting compliance with existing one is the best thing you can do. Best of luck team. Regards
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July 15, 2014, 04:38:13 PM |
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May I know the purpose of import export code in bitcoin scenario ?
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July 15, 2014, 06:16:25 PM |
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May I know the purpose of import export code in bitcoin scenario ? I assume that this would be used when bringing in Bitcoins to India. Or could be getting ready to accept customers from outside India as well. Good move. NIce to see you guys doing well.
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July 15, 2014, 06:24:34 PM |
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Few pointers :
1) If you send/receive any thing inside outside of India you need IEC. 2) If you want EEFC bank account where you can hold foreign currency you need IEC.
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July 16, 2014, 05:54:11 AM |
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Benson Samuel's and Buysellbitcoin views are correct. We have NRI accounts; they are sending bitcoins from outside India and trading in our platform.Once trade has happend , we will transfer funds in their respective banks in India. For this we need an IEC code. This is purely complaince measure till the new regulations come in to the system.
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July 17, 2014, 06:04:41 AM |
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Benson Samuel's and Buysellbitcoin views are correct. We have NRI accounts; they are sending bitcoins from outside India and trading in our platform.Once trade has happend , we will transfer funds in their respective banks in India. For this we need an IEC code. This is purely complaince measure till the new regulations come in to the system.
IEC is not good without receipt/invoice. How are you going to raise/ask invoice against deposition from NRI clients. Is it troll? Opps! Sorry! I thought, you gonna deposit money in their overseas account.
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July 23, 2014, 03:33:15 AM |
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May I know the purpose of import export code in bitcoin scenario ? Haha Very good question Thats the first thing that came to my mind. Not referring to the Original comment but if buysellbitco is taking such measures to deal with compliance i am actually shocked. This is NOT the right way forward as you can in no way comply with import export regulations or somehow figure a way to trick the bank into believing so. Good try though Import Bitcoin Export Money - Vice Versa -------- THATS GOT MONEY LAUNDERING WRITTEN ALL OVER IT. Again not realted to the original post just seeing how people might be pushing you in the wrong direction to keep you off the right one. Good job on the license.
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July 23, 2014, 03:34:49 AM |
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Few pointers :
1) If you send/receive any thing inside outside of India you need IEC. 2) If you want EEFC bank account where you can hold foreign currency you need IEC.
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Wow Are you running an exchange or a fruit shop ? I am surprised at your knowledge about what the import export code actually means. I think you just dont know. Not that you are trying to state wrong information here. Duke
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July 23, 2014, 04:15:13 AM |
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Few pointers :
1) If you send/receive any thing inside outside of India you need IEC. 2) If you want EEFC bank account where you can hold foreign currency you need IEC.
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Wow Are you running an exchange or a fruit shop ? I am surprised at your knowledge about what the import export code actually means. I think you just dont know. Not that you are trying to state wrong information here. Duke No offence, but I never said that you need IEC for Bitcoin compliance. All IEC can do is to help you with getting EEFC accounts. Its all up to your business model whether you want IEC or not. Anyways without any arguments I will accept that my knowledge in this domain is not competent to give legal advise on the same. Regards
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July 23, 2014, 04:26:41 AM |
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Few pointers :
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Wow Are you running an exchange or a fruit shop ? I am surprised at your knowledge about what the import export code actually means. I think you just dont know. Not that you are trying to state wrong information here. Duke No offence, but I never said that you need IEC for Bitcoin compliance. All IEC can do is to help you with getting EEFC accounts. Its all up to your business model whether you want IEC or not. Anyways without any arguments I will accept that my knowledge in this domain is not competent to give legal advise on the same. Regards Well said and i would like to inform that this was not a direct attack towards you or any of the exchanges working in India. its just that many people come up with rules that are non existent and i have been following the Inidan thread for many weeks trying to figure out that India being such a big IT hub of the world should have picked up on bitcoin ages ago. but i understand the hindrance business owners such as yourself are having due to the vague laws you have to deal with. I wonder how Bitquick.in is operating and accepting INR for bitcoins and through so many bank transfers ? Maybe you guys should adopt the same model as them. Regards Duke
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July 23, 2014, 04:38:50 AM |
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Few pointers :
1) If you send/receive any thing inside outside of India you need IEC. 2) If you want EEFC bank account where you can hold foreign currency you need IEC.
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Wow Are you running an exchange or a fruit shop ? I am surprised at your knowledge about what the import export code actually means. I think you just dont know. Not that you are trying to state wrong information here. Duke No offence, but I never said that you need IEC for Bitcoin compliance. All IEC can do is to help you with getting EEFC accounts. Its all up to your business model whether you want IEC or not. Anyways without any arguments I will accept that my knowledge in this domain is not competent to give legal advise on the same. Regards Well said and i would like to inform that this was not a direct attack towards you or any of the exchanges working in India. its just that many people come up with rules that are non existent and i have been following the Inidan thread for many weeks trying to figure out that India being such a big IT hub of the world should have picked up on bitcoin ages ago. but i understand the hindrance business owners such as yourself are having due to the vague laws you have to deal with. I wonder how Bitquick.in is operating and accepting INR for bitcoins and through so many bank transfers ? Maybe you guys should adopt the same model as them. Regards Duke Well, I understand what you are saying and no offence taken ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) The issue is when there is no law, almost every law covers you. Its all up to now how friendly help you get from bureaucracy, banking sector and VC. Remember always Financial business can not go with lean start up model where you are dealing with money. Confusion over legality is biggest issue. AFAIK, bitquick.in is localbitcoins implementation ( Escrow based exchange ) and they are not operating from India. They do not need Indian compliance. In this model exchange just facilitates trades and never touch FIAT. You dont need even a bank account to operate this exchange. That particular model does have its place in the ecosystem, but we are not comfortable with that model at least in Indian market. Regards
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July 23, 2014, 05:03:48 AM |
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And then you say you dont have knowledge. I think you know more than enough.
Very good job. Keep up the good work.
Your exchange will get a Plus 1 review from us in the future.
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July 23, 2014, 05:24:31 AM |
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Good to know; Indian people now have good exchanges to trade BTC.
I will try you out soon.
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July 23, 2014, 05:28:11 AM |
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Few pointers :
1) If you send/receive any thing inside outside of India you need IEC. 2) If you want EEFC bank account where you can hold foreign currency you need IEC.
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Wow Are you running an exchange or a fruit shop ? I am surprised at your knowledge about what the import export code actually means. I think you just dont know. Not that you are trying to state wrong information here. Duke No offence, but I never said that you need IEC for Bitcoin compliance. All IEC can do is to help you with getting EEFC accounts. Its all up to your business model whether you want IEC or not. Anyways without any arguments I will accept that my knowledge in this domain is not competent to give legal advise on the same. Regards Well said and i would like to inform that this was not a direct attack towards you or any of the exchanges working in India. its just that many people come up with rules that are non existent and i have been following the Inidan thread for many weeks trying to figure out that India being such a big IT hub of the world should have picked up on bitcoin ages ago. but i understand the hindrance business owners such as yourself are having due to the vague laws you have to deal with. I wonder how Bitquick.in is operating and accepting INR for bitcoins and through so many bank transfers ? Maybe you guys should adopt the same model as them. Regards Duke I will attribute the low coverage and use of bitcoin in India, to the old ' licence raj' system that india followed before the 1990s, Even though this system has be scrapped, the mind set of the people still remains fearful of government retaliation to new and innovative businesses being established. There is also a problem of a very small opensource development community, which is a driving force for bitcoin exposure. Another problem is the lack of opensource licence knowledge and its uses, even the Creative commons is very new out here. Many people here also look down upon thing the termed free, associating them with cheap and unfinished products. But the atmosphere is changing and have been getting many people who now are trying to get this part more exposure.
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July 23, 2014, 08:16:21 PM |
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I would really like to explain the whole thread as I have looked into the same from the indian bitcoin exchange operated by our client htttps://millibits.in
But sorry guys I am bound by confidentiality agreement on certain aspect. But glad to see the good knowledge base of many people, however all the replyies or comment lacked knowledge in some aspect or another.
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July 23, 2014, 08:27:03 PM |
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I would really like to explain the whole thread as I have looked into the same from the indian bitcoin exchange operated by our client htttps://millibits.in
But sorry guys I am bound by confidentiality agreement on certain aspect. But glad to see the good knowledge base of many people, however all the replyies or comment lacked knowledge in some aspect or another.
How about creating an alt account and explain ?
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July 24, 2014, 06:37:19 AM |
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I would really like to explain the whole thread as I have looked into the same from the indian bitcoin exchange operated by our client htttps://millibits.in
But sorry guys I am bound by confidentiality agreement on certain aspect. But glad to see the good knowledge base of many people, however all the replyies or comment lacked knowledge in some aspect or another.
"glad to see the good knowledge base of many people, however all the replyies or comment lacked knowledge in some aspect or another." ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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July 24, 2014, 04:32:07 PM |
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I would really like to explain the whole thread as I have looked into the same from the indian bitcoin exchange operated by our client htttps://millibits.in
But sorry guys I am bound by confidentiality agreement on certain aspect. But glad to see the good knowledge base of many people, however all the replyies or comment lacked knowledge in some aspect or another.
Exactly. LOL I dont get the point of posting it if you cant tell us. I guess more than confidentiality issue it is the Financial issue which bothers your buddy. Anyways its like showing the bear honey but not letting him eat it. Give us some hints so we know that people are not moving towards a dead end. Remember Btc is like a game of Dominos. If one exchange goes down, many others will follow its path. Duke
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July 24, 2014, 06:11:05 PM |
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Thank you for your valuable comments/inputs. I will come back on or before August 13th with valuble document/information on this.Mean while you may read this http://dgft.gov.in/exim/2000/MOU-090114.htm
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