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Quote from: Bombardier on March 28, 2018, 04:22:36 PM

Quote from: Hadrop.Boyle on March 28, 2018, 02:29:07 PM

Sadly they are none of these ATM's in germany.

This!

EDIT; I've run in to the same issue where I live, only difference is that people here are far less active in crypto and I hardly ever meet anyone here on the forum that lives in the same Country as I do..

which country? maybe you are not alone

I'm in Sweden.. Only found others from Sweden here once or twice..

Nu får du FAAAAN ta o kamma dig mannen Wink

Har han någe hår tror du? Wink

Ja me fram till 2012, fick nog. Angry

Ni hittar mig i Filippinerna numera. Grin

Peace

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Quote from: Hhampuz on March 28, 2018, 06:49:15 PM

Quote from: gwestcot on March 28, 2018, 06:34:40 PM

For all those that wish to setup ATM's in the U.S... Well it is pretty damn difficult. You first have to get a AML/KYC compliance program in place. The best ones to do this in the U.S is Joe Ciccolo from BitAML. The next thing you have to do is find a broker that will find banks that are actually willing to do business with you. This list of banks is very very small and they usually only deal with high dollar clients. The best person I found for this was Andy from Bankline. You will pay a pretty penny of a minimum of 1k per month in fees but he will make sure you have redundant bank accounts should an institution change their mind and quit banking with you. This happens quite often so its a good feature. The last major part is obtaining a federal license for being a money service business and your corresponding state license. These licenses will be in addition to all other generic business licenses and tax accounts you have to obtain for operating any sort of business. I can tell you that most of this is highly costly, time consuming, and very annoying. However, if anyone is still willing to proceed then below are the links to the necessary people you will have to contact.

https://www.bankline.com/

https://bitaml.com/

Would it possible to set up sort of a company if you were to find 100 people interested in doing this, meaning one license could be purhcased but used by all 100 people as they operate under the same company?

I think that would be a great way to lower the costs (which I've heard can be up and above $100k). If you know, please share

.

Well potentially it could work if you called them employees or you could set up a parent company with multiple subsidiaries that other people run. You would have to talk to a lawyer that specializes in setting up business entities in your state. Honestly, the hardest part is the banks and not necessarily the regulations. Even for mining I was told to get an AML compliance policy even though FINCEN does not classify mining as a money service business. Basically, the banks are just be obstructive assholes.

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Quote from: ciro1 on March 28, 2018, 05:28:55 PM

I'm going to look for a few people to join and install one of those ATMs in my city, hopefully the laws allows for it. Bitcore would be going all out in 2018.

This is an idea, the job is very suitable and smart, wish you success

Hhampuz

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Meh.

Quote from: gwestcot on March 28, 2018, 06:34:40 PM

For all those that wish to setup ATM's in the U.S... Well it is pretty damn difficult. You first have to get a AML/KYC compliance program in place. The best ones to do this in the U.S is Joe Ciccolo from BitAML. The next thing you have to do is find a broker that will find banks that are actually willing to do business with you. This list of banks is very very small and they usually only deal with high dollar clients. The best person I found for this was Andy from Bankline. You will pay a pretty penny of a minimum of 1k per month in fees but he will make sure you have redundant bank accounts should an institution change their mind and quit banking with you. This happens quite often so its a good feature. The last major part is obtaining a federal license for being a money service business and your corresponding state license. These licenses will be in addition to all other generic business licenses and tax accounts you have to obtain for operating any sort of business. I can tell you that most of this is highly costly, time consuming, and very annoying. However, if anyone is still willing to proceed then below are the links to the necessary people you will have to contact.

https://www.bankline.com/

https://bitaml.com/

Would it possible to set up sort of a company if you were to find 100 people interested in doing this, meaning one license could be purhcased but used by all 100 people as they operate under the same company?

I think that would be a great way to lower the costs (which I've heard can be up and above $100k). If you know, please share

.

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For all those that wish to setup ATM's in the U.S... Well it is pretty damn difficult. You first have to get a AML/KYC compliance program in place. The best ones to do this in the U.S is Joe Ciccolo from BitAML. The next thing you have to do is find a broker that will find banks that are actually willing to do business with you. This list of banks is very very small and they usually only deal with high dollar clients. The best person I found for this was Andy from Bankline. You will pay a pretty penny of a minimum of 1k per month in fees but he will make sure you have redundant bank accounts should an institution change their mind and quit banking with you. This happens quite often so its a good feature. The last major part is obtaining a federal license for being a money service business and your corresponding state license. These licenses will be in addition to all other generic business licenses and tax accounts you have to obtain for operating any sort of business. I can tell you that most of this is highly costly, time consuming, and very annoying. However, if anyone is still willing to proceed then below are the links to the necessary people you will have to contact.

https://www.bankline.com/

https://bitaml.com/

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Quote from: Hhampuz on March 28, 2018, 04:48:05 PM

Quote from: keyzersoze on March 28, 2018, 04:41:38 PM

Quote from: Bombardier on March 28, 2018, 04:22:36 PM

Quote from: Hadrop.Boyle on March 28, 2018, 02:29:07 PM

Sadly they are none of these ATM's in germany.

This!

EDIT; I've run in to the same issue where I live, only difference is that people here are far less active in crypto and I hardly ever meet anyone here on the forum that lives in the same Country as I do..

which country? maybe you are not alone

I'm in Sweden.. Only found others from Sweden here once or twice..

Nu får du FAAAAN ta o kamma dig mannen Wink

Hahaha! Alright.. Let's set up one of these atm's in Sweden and make sure to advertise BTX

.

Sure, I might be up for it. Lets get through the airdrop and wait for the official launch of the ATM’s though.
I’m already reasearching locations and what is needed logistically

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Quote from: ciro1 on March 28, 2018, 05:28:55 PM

I'm going to look for a few people to join and install one of those ATMs in my city, hopefully the laws allows for it. Bitcore would be going all out in 2018.

Are you in the U.S?

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Bitcore (BTX) - Your Payment Coin

I'm going to look for a few people to join and install one of those ATMs in my city, hopefully the laws allows for it. Bitcore would be going all out in 2018.

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Great news! General Bytes supports Bitcore in their ATM's.
Please, use it in your Twitter and Facebook.

All Bitcore promo images http://portalm1.imgur.com

Hhampuz

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Quote from: keyzersoze on March 28, 2018, 04:41:38 PM

Quote from: Bombardier on March 28, 2018, 04:22:36 PM

Quote from: Hadrop.Boyle on March 28, 2018, 02:29:07 PM

Sadly they are none of these ATM's in germany.

This!

EDIT; I've run in to the same issue where I live, only difference is that people here are far less active in crypto and I hardly ever meet anyone here on the forum that lives in the same Country as I do..

which country? maybe you are not alone

I'm in Sweden.. Only found others from Sweden here once or twice..

Nu får du FAAAAN ta o kamma dig mannen Wink

Hahaha! Alright.. Let's set up one of these atm's in Sweden and make sure to advertise BTX

.

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Quote from: Bombardier on March 28, 2018, 04:22:36 PM

Quote from: Hadrop.Boyle on March 28, 2018, 02:29:07 PM

Sadly they are none of these ATM's in germany.

This!

EDIT; I've run in to the same issue where I live, only difference is that people here are far less active in crypto and I hardly ever meet anyone here on the forum that lives in the same Country as I do..

which country? maybe you are not alone

I'm in Sweden.. Only found others from Sweden here once or twice..

Nu får du FAAAAN ta o kamma dig mannen Wink

Hhampuz

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Activity: 3038

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Meh.

Quote from: Bombardier on March 28, 2018, 04:22:36 PM

Quote from: Hadrop.Boyle on March 28, 2018, 02:29:07 PM

Sadly they are none of these ATM's in germany.

This!

EDIT; I've run in to the same issue where I live, only difference is that people here are far less active in crypto and I hardly ever meet anyone here on the forum that lives in the same Country as I do..

which country? maybe you are not alone

I'm in Sweden.. Only found others from Sweden here once or twice..

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