22/09/2014- incorporated in this date.
So took them only 3 months to tied up themselfs with visa, crypto exchange, and now advertising this here?
not quite sure why you are so negative about our service. I look after technical side of the project and can address your concerns.
re Visa: we don't deal with Visa directly, we work with card issuer bank (the name of the bank was given in previous posts) and card issuer deals with Visa
re your previous FCA regulations question: as you probably know bitcoins are not regulated in UK (we are uk company) and we don't hold any client's accounts, so we don have to be FCA regulated
re 3 moths and crypto exchange: whats wrong with that? for professional developer it should NOT take that long to integrate rest API in working infrastructure
our team has a lot of experience developing FX trading platforms in investment banks (Barclays Capital, Morgan Stanley and BNP Praibas), 2 of our members are MBA Cass graduates so they know to do business
please let us know if you have any concerns or questions
What a nonsense you trying to sell?
I did asked clearly what exchange after you load coins to card will exchange that to fiat and load to card issued by you?
BTC to card>>>BTC landing in exchange>>>Exchange selling for fiat>>>>>Exchange loading Fiat to bank(card issuer)>>>card can be used!!!How its even possible that any UK bank did give you thumbs up for dealing with crypto?
Your team?
Your website showing nothing more than just nice graphics and photoshoped card.
You have no details filled in companys house, no history and no info about YOUR TEAM.
As a financial institution you have to be regulated by FSA. dosnt matter if you have UK customers account or not.
None of this nonsense add up. Post your team diploma, make a quick snap of your office, post landline phone number. do anything to validate your business. because for now 2 newbies trying pull fast one.
3 month period was given to show you that you joker as hell.
Even your domain expires soon. why hiding who is data?
Not keeping up with your new questions coming... Will deal with them FIFO..
Many websites are showing less than that these days. Especially the newly launched ones. We have concentrated on pulling the technical side of things and making the partnerships with card issuer, bitcoin exchange, banks, etc. You can see the linkedin profiles in this post, if that helps.
The process chain you have drawn is not entirely correct, and I'm afraid, we cannot disclose such information in full detail, as it is commercially sensitive and is the essence of the business model. Can only repeat that we have an account with the VISA card issuer, and clearly, no such partnership would be possible if there was something wrong with the company.
No details filed with the Company House simply because there are no accounts we are obliged to fill as yet. This is a startup, and luckily UK laws don't make it a nightmare for new companies to get going.
Bitcoin regulation is most probably coming in one form or another, as you know, but at the moment, there isn't any. So, we are not regulated by FSA as yet. However, like most other companies in the similar field, we are anticipating such regulations and make sure we comply with all KYC and AML requirements, sanctions lists, etc.
As a fintech startup, we do not run a physical office yet - there is no need. Will be happy to invite you once we have grown the next stage when it does become a necessity. Landline phone numbers will be history soon.
3 months may sound like a joke, agree with you, but that's the reality of today - it is hard to survive being slow. It's been more than 3 months since the inception of the idea, by the way.
Once again, I do understand your concerns, and the fact that it will take time to prove our worth here coming from a new post made yesterday to acceptance and respect by the community.
Would you be available to meet at Bitcoin Expo on January 24-25?
And you are most welcome to try the beta - the card is only $1, not much to lose to prove us wrong or right
