Topic: [ANN] Cashila - Transfer, Hold and Receive Funds Using BTC & EUR. Fully licensed - page 2. (Read 4258 times)

Where are you based in Europe? Should I be looking for anonymity in a bank? This seems like an interesting idea, and I wish you good luck in your service.

We are very proud and hugely excited to introduce our next project:


Website: https://www.iconomi.net

With ICONOMI you can:

• buy and sell ether (ETH) easily,
• keep your assets safe in a secure online Ethereum Wallet, and
• transfer euros in-and-out from any SEPA bank account.

More about the project:
https://blog.cashila.com/2016/05/12/we-are-introducing-iconomi-the-user-friendly-way-to-buy-and-store-ether/
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-iconomi-buy-and-store-eth-the-simple-way-ico-starting-this-week-1481470

We believe in the bitcoin economy as a whole - and the need for users to spread the word and use their coins as much as they can. That is why we have joined forces with Bitnik Reload to bring a solution for the community to truly live on bitcoin (and rebuy it on-the-fly). The new partnership enables users to make fast and simple payments with Cashila, while automatically repurchasing all bitcoin spendings from an exchange of your choice.

You can read more about it on our blog:
https://blog.cashila.com/2016/04/21/live-on-bitcoin-and-rebuy-them-effortlessly-when-spent/

Yes, sending funds to UK is supported!

The issue might arise when converting to GBP by the receiving bank. Since all our payments are done with EUR, we can not guarantee the final amount received to a non-EUR bank account.
If your sending money to friends/family and you are not concerned about the final amount that they receive, there shouldnt be a problem. But when paying bills, you must take into consideration that sometimes you can overpay that bill, but also underpay, due to the exchange rate the UK bank uses.

Anybody used Cashila to pay bill in the UK? Is it supported?

With the integration of SOFORT Banking, a payment system which allows you to instantly top up your account from a number of European banks by directly transferring funds, you are now able to buy that bitcoin straight away.

You can read more about it on our blog:
https://blog.cashila.com/2016/01/26/with-the-help-of-sofort-banking-you-can-now-buy-bitcoin-instantly/

Or in the News: http://cointelegraph.com/news/cashila-buy-bitcoin-sofort-sepa

Of course not - it would have been too good to be true. People would have hundreds of accounts. LOL

Cashila charges 1% fee on incoming transactions. With the bonus, you can transfer the first 500 EUR with zero fees... so no, it does not mean you get that value added to your account. agreed, that would be huge 

Hello, very interesting startup. I wanted to ask: What does the 500 transfer bonus exactly means? Does it mean 500 eur of discount in transfer fees or does it mean 500 eur bonus to account? that would be huge!

Started using Cashila in March 2015 and continued using it ever since. works really nice and fast, the UI is clear, i receive cryptographically signed emails with transaction confirmations, can always see all my history on the dashboard, when paying for the same utility bills every month, all data is already there, I just need to add the exact amount to pay... scan the QR code and that is that!

never had any problems.

Cashila also offers the referral programme, so since i invited a few friends, each of us received EUR 500,- free in fees (which lasts for quite a while, if the bills are not too many or too high)... If you wanna register via my referral link, be my guest, win-win for both of us: http://csh.la/1QOMHNG

I only used it for paying bills and many might say it works like online banking, yes, that is true, but you can pay with bitcoins, and i believe this feature is worth supporting... I did not tried any other features yet - receiving payments, etc.

Here my Cashila dashboard with last payments:
https://i.imgur.com/mdQQnxQ.png?1

So all in all, i can highly recommend it (especially if you prefer to support bitcoin community and emerging start-ups from that community, instead of paying fees to bankers).

***Side note: I believe it is valuable to use bitcoin in day-to-day situations / for payments, but i do not like seeing my stash diminished, so I am at the same time using Reload - https://reload.bitnik.eu - a service we developed primely for our BTM business - welcome to check it out, if you find any usability for it, it is free of charge...

Here my reloaded bitcoins (for all Cashila payments, see for reference):
https://i.imgur.com/eiZnq7p.png

Cheerio...

So after all - is this real or another scam? Are here any users that have used this service more than once with positive experiences? Thanks.

Not really because i am not from SEPA countries but i fancied the adverts and i wish it could be extended world wide.

Do you have personal experience with using the service?

This is a very good service but it will surely be greater if it can serve other nations and not limited to SEPA bank account.

Mycelium Wallet’s latest update (January 14, 2016) makes pairing the mobile wallet with Cashila more intuitive and faster – you can now log-in directly from the app. The second thing: everyone using Cashila via Mycelium wallet gets zero fee on the first 1,000 EUR they transfer!

You can read more about it on our blog:
https://blog.cashila.com/2016/01/19/smoother-and-fee-free-payments-for-mycelium-wallet-users/

There's a neat guide on our blog on how to easily receive payments from people around the world. We have a new feature for that

Go and read all about it here:
https://blog.cashila.com/2016/01/12/receiving-payments-from-across-the-globe-is-now-easier-than-ever/

For those asking - how to try Cashila for free?
Just PM me with your registered email and i will credit you the 500 EUR zero-fee transfer bonus!

Want more?
Register and invite your friends to Cashila – you will both get 500 EUR of fee-free transfers. More friends, more fee-free transfers. No upper limit there.

Since our bank account handles only EUR, all funds transferred (even bitcoin), will be converted to euros. When sending to another bank account, the local bank can convert the receiving euros to their local currency, so volatility can be present.


No, we currently don't have debit cards - but are looking into this option. Will post here when we do

Does your bank offer debit cards or check cards and if so do they work in the US?

Ahhh, interesting! That means they're subject to volatility between the conversions, right? (EUR/USD, for example)

Cautiosness is ok. I suggest to easily try us by transfering for example 1 EUR (we had people transfering even less), to you bank account or pay a small amount utility bill - and see if it went through. For up to 1,000 euros, we don't require any verification.



You can send funds to your account from all over the world, even in USD. Funds transfered to your account at Cashila will be automaticly converted to EUR. For now we offer wire transfers (bill payments or to your bank account) only for EU countries, that is correct - but are actively developing a solution that will allow payments elswhere.
Our customers can be residents from all over the world (check our FAQ).

But thanks for your comment, will add it into the description!


@f3tus: Thanks for your wonderful review!