1 Share = 10 DGC
100k Shares available
Are there any dividends planned?
Topic: [ANN] CryptoAve.Com | Secure DGC/USD/BTC/SRC/ARG/LTC/PPC Crypto Exchange - page 13. (Read 31609 times)
August 24, 2013, 07:11:11 AM
August 23, 2013, 10:35:04 AM
I like this. Can't wait to see it going live. Good luck 
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August 23, 2013, 09:51:12 AM
The servers being in Panama is for anonymity (check their laws). The important thing is they are not US hosted. MtGox and others used US based payment processors, such as Dwolla; had servers based in the US; or were directly involved in bank/wire transfers. All of which this exchange won't do.
This is only an example, but say https://perfectmoney.com and http://payza.com are two of the processors. They take care of the deposit through wire transfer, western union, or any other method available. You'd use that to fund your CryptoAve USD balance. So a middle man always performs the actual financial transactions through the banking system.
This is only an example, but say https://perfectmoney.com and http://payza.com are two of the processors. They take care of the deposit through wire transfer, western union, or any other method available. You'd use that to fund your CryptoAve USD balance. So a middle man always performs the actual financial transactions through the banking system.
Located in Panama sounds good to me.
"Overall opening a corporation in Panama is a good idea because of the flexibility and privacy it offers. People in Panama are happy to keep your information secret and even stay out of your information."
http://www.offshorelegal.org/offshore-corporations/panama-offshore-corporations-incorporation/staying-anonymous-in-panama.html
Oh yeah and to top it off a damn good rock tune written about it too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-NshzYK9y0
August 23, 2013, 09:32:55 AM
The servers being in Panama is for anonymity (check their laws). The important thing is they are not US hosted. MtGox and others used US based payment processors, such as Dwolla; had servers based in the US; or were directly involved in bank/wire transfers. All of which this exchange won't do.
This is only an example, but say https://perfectmoney.com and http://payza.com are two of the processors. They take care of the deposit through wire transfer, western union, or any other method available. You'd use that to fund your CryptoAve USD balance.
I will keep an eye on this thanks! This is only an example, but say https://perfectmoney.com and http://payza.com are two of the processors. They take care of the deposit through wire transfer, western union, or any other method available. You'd use that to fund your CryptoAve USD balance.
August 23, 2013, 09:31:43 AM
The servers being in Panama is for anonymity (check their laws). The important thing is they are not US hosted. MtGox and others used US based payment processors, such as Dwolla; had servers based in the US; or were directly involved in bank/wire transfers. All of which this exchange won't do.
This is only an example, but say https://perfectmoney.com and http://payza.com are two of the processors. They take care of the deposit through wire transfer, western union, or any other method available. You'd use that to fund your CryptoAve USD balance. So a middle man always performs the actual financial transactions through the banking system.
This is only an example, but say https://perfectmoney.com and http://payza.com are two of the processors. They take care of the deposit through wire transfer, western union, or any other method available. You'd use that to fund your CryptoAve USD balance. So a middle man always performs the actual financial transactions through the banking system.
August 22, 2013, 04:22:06 AM
Who holds the fiat? Is there a fee for merchants? Are there any user fees?
The exchange holds the fiat. The merchant/user fees as well as other financial details will be posted when finalized.
The servers will be located in Panama and as posted in the earlier thread, all payment processing is through third party processors.
Panama: Checked!6
Good luck with that...
http://www.ccihosting.com
The payment processing location and server location are not the same thing.
-Merchants can accept any currency through the built in payment processor
Does this mean that a merchant can accept DGC or other crypto's as payment and get paid in USD, as Bitpay does for bitcoin? That would be awesome.
Other than that, very good looking website. Best of luck with that.
This can be easily enabled when there is enough volume.
They can always freeze and confiscate your accounts and force 3rd party processors to stop the deals with you.
Sorry for being pushy but I have been burned many times (btc24, btcCentral, mtgox...)
August 21, 2013, 10:36:22 PM
Who holds the fiat? Is there a fee for merchants? Are there any user fees?
The exchange holds the fiat. The merchant/user fees as well as other financial details will be posted when finalized.
The servers will be located in Panama and as posted in the earlier thread, all payment processing is through third party processors.
Panama: Checked!
Good luck with that...
http://www.ccihosting.com
The payment processing location and server location are not the same thing.
-Merchants can accept any currency through the built in payment processor
Does this mean that a merchant can accept DGC or other crypto's as payment and get paid in USD, as Bitpay does for bitcoin? That would be awesome.
Other than that, very good looking website. Best of luck with that.
This can be easily enabled when there is enough volume.
August 21, 2013, 07:59:25 PM
Who holds the fiat? Is there a fee for merchants? Are there any user fees?
The exchange holds the fiat. The merchant/user fees as well as other financial details will be posted when finalized.
The servers will be located in Panama and as posted in the earlier thread, all payment processing is through third party processors.
Panama: Checked!
Good luck with that...
August 21, 2013, 12:13:22 PM
Excellent! More crypto payment processors is just what we need
August 21, 2013, 11:14:38 AM
-Merchants can accept any currency through the built in payment processor
Does this mean that a merchant can accept DGC or other crypto's as payment and get paid in USD, as Bitpay does for bitcoin? That would be awesome.
Other than that, very good looking website. Best of luck with that.
August 21, 2013, 11:04:28 AM
Please see this for information on newly acquired investments:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/dgc-30000-investment-acquired-278981
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/dgc-30000-investment-acquired-278981
August 20, 2013, 11:59:41 PM
Who holds the fiat? Is there a fee for merchants? Are there any user fees?
The exchange holds the fiat. The merchant/user fees as well as other financial details will be posted when finalized.
The servers will be located in Panama and as posted in the earlier thread, all payment processing is through third party processors.
August 20, 2013, 06:37:00 PM
Where is it based? Fincen/regulation issues? I don't want my fiat frozen/confiscated ala Dwola-MtGox etc.
August 20, 2013, 06:29:49 PM
Who holds the fiat? Is there a fee for merchants? Are there any user fees?
August 20, 2013, 06:14:19 PM
I am finalizing the trading engine site and will show you a screenshot of that soon.
As I posted earlier, only DGC will be usable for the purchase of shares in the exchange.
As I posted earlier, only DGC will be usable for the purchase of shares in the exchange.
Awesome! Can't wait to buy more shares.
-tb-
August 20, 2013, 05:41:11 PM
I am finalizing the trading engine site and will show you a screenshot of that soon.
As I posted earlier, only DGC will be usable for the purchase of shares in the exchange.
As I posted earlier, only DGC will be usable for the purchase of shares in the exchange.
Great, can't wait to see another screenshot!
Cheers!
August 20, 2013, 10:51:48 AM
I am finalizing the trading engine site and will show you a screenshot of that soon.
As I posted earlier, only DGC will be usable for the purchase of shares in the exchange.
As I posted earlier, only DGC will be usable for the purchase of shares in the exchange.
August 20, 2013, 06:26:03 AM
The website isn't parked, it's on name.com NS until I point it elsewhere.
Any crypto that would like to be added can send me a proposal of how you intend to add equal value to DGC. A couple of paragraphs explaining where DGC will be implemented (or has been) is enough.
Any crypto that would like to be added can send me a proposal of how you intend to add equal value to DGC. A couple of paragraphs explaining where DGC will be implemented (or has been) is enough.
Baritus,
I appreciate your offer.
I have taken up your opportunity by private messaging you regarding this quoted statement of yours concerning potential added coins.
I eagerly await your response,
CoinEntropy
August 20, 2013, 06:01:42 AM
Reserved.
August 20, 2013, 02:14:37 AM
Yeah can't wait to see more screenshots. Not long until dgc/arg/src community take things to the next level! 
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