https://cointelegraph.com/press-releases/aidos-partners-lithuania-based-mistertango-for-instant-adk-conversion-to-fiat
Im so excited to send ADK to my mistertango card
Topic: [ANN] Mistertango - Bitcoin friendly European Bank Account + free MasterCard - page 11. (Read 30527 times)
October 16, 2017, 11:33:35 AM
I wanted to congrats you Mister Tango for your partnership with Aidos Kuneen !
https://cointelegraph.com/press-releases/aidos-partners-lithuania-based-mistertango-for-instant-adk-conversion-to-fiat
Im so excited to send ADK to my mistertango card
https://cointelegraph.com/press-releases/aidos-partners-lithuania-based-mistertango-for-instant-adk-conversion-to-fiat
Im so excited to send ADK to my mistertango card
October 04, 2017, 12:45:52 PM
Why soo low fees on annual card limit?
September 28, 2017, 07:57:37 PM
Couple quesions:
1. How can I order your card? "Cardholder name" field is inactive while the system require all fields to be filled.
2. Is it possible to send USD transaction via SWIFT to my Mistertango account? Or maybe it is possible to open USD account?
1. How can I order your card? "Cardholder name" field is inactive while the system require all fields to be filled.
2. Is it possible to send USD transaction via SWIFT to my Mistertango account? Or maybe it is possible to open USD account?
I advise you to contact their (really excellent and helpful) support team first before attempting to send USD to your MisterTango account. They might not allow a USD deposit or wire payment as mentioned on their price list:
https://mistertango.com/en/wp-content/uploads/Mistertango-pricelist.pdf
I guess the reason for this is that Lietuvos Bankas (the Lithuanian central bank) issued them a restricted license and not a full license to operate as a bank. As such, they are probably not allowed to do currency transactions.
Contact them and ask to be on the safe side.
PS.. my advice: instruct your bank to send the TT in Euros. Banks give you that choice. You send, say, USD 5000 and you will be given a choice for them to convert and send in Euros or you can send in USD and let the receiving bank convert it. If you choose to send in Euros, you will receive a TT quote which you can accept or decline.
September 28, 2017, 01:47:19 PM
From: https://bank.mistertango.com/page/identification
Identification is required if you want to send money. An exception applies if you send money back to you bank account and had never received any inward payment.
Does this mean identification is satisfied if I wire money to the account?
Identification is required if you want to send money. An exception applies if you send money back to you bank account and had never received any inward payment.
Does this mean identification is satisfied if I wire money to the account?
September 25, 2017, 02:44:55 PM
Couple quesions:
1. How can I order your card? "Cardholder name" field is inactive while the system require all fields to be filled.
2. Is it possible to send USD transaction via SWIFT to my Mistertango account? Or maybe it is possible to open USD account?
In Europe, we use SEPA in Euros only, and it's not easy to get an account using another currency than Euro. It is the standard protocol. Most of the banks don't let you receive something else without charging an outrageous fee. To give you an example I think my bank will charge me like $30 if I receive a transfer in USD/SWIFT1. How can I order your card? "Cardholder name" field is inactive while the system require all fields to be filled.
2. Is it possible to send USD transaction via SWIFT to my Mistertango account? Or maybe it is possible to open USD account?
P.S. I've sent a message to Mistertango support some days ago and still haven't seen a respond.
September 24, 2017, 08:21:06 AM
Couple quesions:
1. How can I order your card? "Cardholder name" field is inactive while the system require all fields to be filled.
2. Is it possible to send USD transaction via SWIFT to my Mistertango account? Or maybe it is possible to open USD account?
In Europe, we use SEPA in Euros only, and it's not easy to get an account using another currency than Euro. It is the standard protocol. Most of the banks don't let you receive something else without charging an outrageous fee. To give you an example I think my bank will charge me like $30 if I receive a transfer in USD/SWIFT 1. How can I order your card? "Cardholder name" field is inactive while the system require all fields to be filled.
2. Is it possible to send USD transaction via SWIFT to my Mistertango account? Or maybe it is possible to open USD account?
September 23, 2017, 06:49:19 AM
Couple quesions:
1. How can I order your card? "Cardholder name" field is inactive while the system require all fields to be filled.
2. Is it possible to send USD transaction via SWIFT to my Mistertango account? Or maybe it is possible to open USD account?
1. How can I order your card? "Cardholder name" field is inactive while the system require all fields to be filled.
2. Is it possible to send USD transaction via SWIFT to my Mistertango account? Or maybe it is possible to open USD account?
September 10, 2017, 12:58:13 PM
We have noticed growing interest from BitcoinTalk community about our services recently. So, we decided to open our embassy here at Bitcointalk.org. Feel free to join us or ask any questions about our services.
The Button "start identification" word for me in androin nexus.
August 28, 2017, 03:30:07 AM
0.005 btc deposit fee? Are you kidding !!??? It's over $20 at current rates!
I planned to use your service with your free debit card, instead of using bitcoin exchanges and then transferring fiat to bank account. But with such btc deposit fees, I can't afford to use your service. It's hard to call you as bitcoin friendly bank.
I planned to use your service with your free debit card, instead of using bitcoin exchanges and then transferring fiat to bank account. But with such btc deposit fees, I can't afford to use your service. It's hard to call you as bitcoin friendly bank.
But trading has zero fee.
August 25, 2017, 07:30:36 AM
0.005 btc deposit fee? Are you kidding !!??? It's over $20 at current rates!
I planned to use your service with your free debit card, instead of using bitcoin exchanges and then transferring fiat to bank account. But with such btc deposit fees, I can't afford to use your service. It's hard to call you as bitcoin friendly bank.
I planned to use your service with your free debit card, instead of using bitcoin exchanges and then transferring fiat to bank account. But with such btc deposit fees, I can't afford to use your service. It's hard to call you as bitcoin friendly bank.
While the fee is indeed high, you should remember that many times for a bank wiretransfer one needs to pay up to $50, and even for many online payments 10% is not exactly unheard of.
As a little sidenote, it's kinda funny how one says $20K annually is worthless quota, whereas one says $20 fee is unbearable
August 24, 2017, 05:28:23 PM
0.005 btc deposit fee? Are you kidding !!??? It's over $20 at current rates!
I planned to use your service with your free debit card, instead of using bitcoin exchanges and then transferring fiat to bank account. But with such btc deposit fees, I can't afford to use your service. It's hard to call you as bitcoin friendly bank.
I planned to use your service with your free debit card, instead of using bitcoin exchanges and then transferring fiat to bank account. But with such btc deposit fees, I can't afford to use your service. It's hard to call you as bitcoin friendly bank.
August 14, 2017, 10:17:05 AM
The service looks good
BUT
why do you allow only 15,000euro monthly transactions
or worse
only 20,000Eur annually
how are we supposed to use the mastercard with such low limits?
BUT
why do you allow only 15,000euro monthly transactions
or worse
only 20,000Eur annually
how are we supposed to use the mastercard with such low limits?
August 08, 2017, 07:53:23 AM
Got my documents verified, but I am unable to order the card because the system says I have not filled in the questionnaire, even though I have. Then again the system didn't accept my password on the first try either, and for the verification I had to play around with a damn app (yes, I'm old enough to remember times when everything was done effectively, and not via apps just because it's hip to have it all done the hard way).
Maybe I'll try again in few days, because otherwise the concept looks fitting to me.
Maybe I'll try again in few days, because otherwise the concept looks fitting to me.
August 08, 2017, 03:44:25 AM
Hi.. Can anyone confirm the following: if I make a SEPA transfer from a MisterTango account to my own account at another EU bank, what will the destination bank see on the "sender" field of the transfer? I prefer that they see my name on it as there are less or almost no questions asked in that case. The MisterTango account is in my name. I just want to be sure it will not appear as "Sender: MisterTango".
Sender will be your name, as you registered and identified. It works like any SEPA transfer works. August 07, 2017, 01:41:08 PM
Well, Mistertango operates under Lithuanian law and if the law says outdated ID document is not valid, don't think Mistertango alone could change here something.
If you took the time to read the topic, I was first asking if MisterTango is accepting ID cards like I was describing. Then @aesma replied to me that for example Italy wasn't aware of this and could turn French people around at the border. I then, in the discussion, replied to him that's it's not true and explained why. (There are no more borders in Europe since more than a decade by the way
)In my last reply which you quoted I clearly said: "Since my previous post, I found that Lithuania is one of those countries refusing those outdated cards"
So trust me I can guess alone that MisterTango is not able to accept those cards
August 07, 2017, 01:59:26 AM
Hi.. Can anyone confirm the following: if I make a SEPA transfer from a MisterTango account to my own account at another EU bank, what will the destination bank see on the "sender" field of the transfer? I prefer that they see my name on it as there are less or almost no questions asked in that case. The MisterTango account is in my name. I just want to be sure it will not appear as "Sender: MisterTango".
August 04, 2017, 04:03:51 AM
I know Mistertango since some time now. Good to see they finally decided to join Bitcointalk. Where were you all this time?
As you are here can I ask. Some French citizens have ID cards with expired date but the cards are still valids and legitimes. The Gov decided back in 2014 that the cards created before december 2013 will be still valid 5 more years. So a lot of us have a card with expired date on it for exemple 2013 june, but the card is valid until june 2018.
So my question is do you accept the case a french citizen with expired date on a card ? Fees are so cheap that I know a lot of people that will be very happy to use Mistertango as their main bank account
As you are here can I ask. Some French citizens have ID cards with expired date but the cards are still valids and legitimes. The Gov decided back in 2014 that the cards created before december 2013 will be still valid 5 more years. So a lot of us have a card with expired date on it for exemple 2013 june, but the card is valid until june 2018.
So my question is do you accept the case a french citizen with expired date on a card ? Fees are so cheap that I know a lot of people that will be very happy to use Mistertango as their main bank account
You can't expect foreign countries to accept out of date documents. In fact I looked it up as I often travel to Italy, a neighboring country of France, and I found out that Italy wasn't aware of this and could turn French people around at the border if they have only an out of date ID card. Following this I remade my card, and also keep a valid Passport on top.
The card is not really out of date... For example it's written 2014 but the card is valid up to 2019. And you are wrong there are several countries accepting those cards. And a lot that haven't give their position regarding accepting it or not... And since you mention Italy, I can tell you that you are wrong this country is one those countries accepting those French cards (source the French govt website and the Italy ministry foreign affairs website)
Since my previous post, I found that Lithuania is one of those countries refusing those outdated cards
Well, Mistertango operates under Lithuanian law and if the law says outdated ID document is not valid, don't think Mistertango alone could change here something.
August 03, 2017, 07:35:00 AM
I know Mistertango since some time now. Good to see they finally decided to join Bitcointalk. Where were you all this time?
As you are here can I ask. Some French citizens have ID cards with expired date but the cards are still valids and legitimes. The Gov decided back in 2014 that the cards created before december 2013 will be still valid 5 more years. So a lot of us have a card with expired date on it for exemple 2013 june, but the card is valid until june 2018.
So my question is do you accept the case a french citizen with expired date on a card ? Fees are so cheap that I know a lot of people that will be very happy to use Mistertango as their main bank account
As you are here can I ask. Some French citizens have ID cards with expired date but the cards are still valids and legitimes. The Gov decided back in 2014 that the cards created before december 2013 will be still valid 5 more years. So a lot of us have a card with expired date on it for exemple 2013 june, but the card is valid until june 2018.
So my question is do you accept the case a french citizen with expired date on a card ? Fees are so cheap that I know a lot of people that will be very happy to use Mistertango as their main bank account
You can't expect foreign countries to accept out of date documents. In fact I looked it up as I often travel to Italy, a neighboring country of France, and I found out that Italy wasn't aware of this and could turn French people around at the border if they have only an out of date ID card. Following this I remade my card, and also keep a valid Passport on top.
The card is not really out of date... For example it's written 2014 but the card is valid up to 2019. And you are wrong there are several countries accepting those cards. And a lot that haven't give their position regarding accepting it or not... And since you mention Italy, I can tell you that you are wrong this country is one those countries accepting those French cards (source the French govt website and the Italy ministry foreign affairs website)
Since my previous post, I found that Lithuania is one of those countries refusing those outdated cards
August 01, 2017, 07:33:15 PM
It's a legitimate company. I signed up and the card is on it's way.
They are registered with Lietuvos Bankas, the Bank of Lithuania which is the country's central bank:
https://www.lb.lt/en/sfi-financial-market-participants/mistertango-uab
And they have a licence to operate:
https://www.lb.lt/en/frd/view_license?id=412
July 27, 2017, 12:33:38 AM
Mistertango has a flat 0.005 BTC fee for bitcoin deposits. That's more than 10 EUR based on current prices! Why not add a EUR based fee?
Mistertango is bitcoin friendly, but not bitcoin bank. They are using btc-exchange.com services and you posted their price.
CEO of both btc-exchange.com and Mistertango is the same and they are directly linked with each other.
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