Im am excited to announce Get Paid In Bitcoin for Australian residents. Users can allocate part of their wages to be paid to be paid in bitcoin! We hope this service will assist users becoming unbanked, and help users break the dependancy on banks.
Who are we? Get Paid in Bitcoin is an Australian Company, ACN 167 096 415 ABN 24 167 096 415
http://abr.business.gov.au/SearchByAbn.aspx?SearchText=167+096+415Both Adam and I have been involved in bitcoin for a number of years, and are both board members of the Bitcoin Association of Australia
You can email us at
[email protected] or bit message at BM-2cSuP6umWqxjLN7CBYK2qT8FvQhfqmyNVK. All other contact info can be found on the home page. PGP encrypted mail coming soon. Public keys will be published in the contact section of the home page.
You can also speak to me in person at the Brisbane meetup,
www.meetup.com/bitcoinbrisbaneLike anyone in this space, we encourage you to do your due diligence first. We are happy to answer any emails, phone calls or chats in person, and won't be offended if you start using our service with a small amount of $AUD.
What we doPut simply, we take part of your fiat wage purchase and transfer the equivalent about of bitcoin to your nominated addresses. This can be split to a number of address, so that you can send to cold storage, a "day to day" wallet, or a card like CoinJars swipe card for easy spending.
Fees and ratesA flat fee of $1AUD for each deposit is charged. There is a 10% discount for
Bitcoin Association of Australia Members. We are also developing promotions and refer a friend incentives to reduce this fee.
All rates are shown on the home page, and updated every 60seconds. On the dashboard page you can also check the purchase rate.
Q&AHappy to answer any questions and take feedback here.
UpdatesThis thread will be used for support queries and to announce new features. Details on our sprints, releases and feature roadmap can be found at
www.getpaidinbitcoin.com/home/newsThe next feature we are developing is paying out to HD wallets for extra privacy. This will be announced via the news page and here once completed.
[Update Sprint 4]
We did not consume as many story points as we would have liked this sprint. Most of the development effort was around finalising the branding, and making the dashboard as intuitive as possible. New drop down menus and modals have been added to try and achieve this goal. Other minor bugs where fixed, including some jQuery issues stoping the site rendering correctly on mobile devices.