Do you have contact with these as well or would they be suitable for atencoin?
https://www.coinpayments.net/
http://test.casheer.net/ (http://forum.casheer.net/)
Topic: AtenCoin Plans to Collaborate with InPay in Polish Payment Process (Read 1755 times)
November 26, 2014, 03:42:04 AM
Is this meant for Poland citizen alone or is a world wide affairs.
InPay collaboration (if successful) will initially focus on Poland citizen.
We are in the process of approaching various talented partners similar to InPay to establish payment process using atencoins (BGC) worldwide.
November 26, 2014, 03:27:20 AM
Is this meant for Poland citizen alone or is a world wide affairs.
November 26, 2014, 02:09:16 AM
http://cointelegraph.com/news/112899/real-threat-not-legislation-but-banks-themselves-inpay-ceo
Cointelegraph Interview with InPay CEO Lech Wilczynski:
In: Real threat 'not legislation but banks themselves' - InPay CEO
Cointelegraph: Like many EU states, Bitcoin legislation is currently a very dynamic area in Poland. How is Inpay geared towards short-notice and potentially serious changes in the local legislative environment?
Lech: In Poland Bitcoin’s legal status is still not clear and we're lacking a proactive stance from the Polish Ministry of Finance, which is waiting for the European Commission’s ruling. That's why all Bitcoin related operations are handled by our UK branch for the time being. The real threat is not in legislation but in the way banks themselves will treat Bitcoin related companies.
They're still a mandatory element of infrastructure for payment processors. For that reason we plan to include NAC's Aten Black Gold Coin (www.atencoin.com) as another payment option, which by design uses Anti Money Laundering (AML) control systems to manage customer identities and record keeping requirements.
If banks will continue to force Bitcoin companies out of business, just like recently in Norway, this I believe will help to continue operations and still benefit from the decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies.
Bitcointalk Aten Black Gold Coin PreANN: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annaten-black-gold-coin-aten-coin-1st-aml-cryptocurrency-launched-on-2192015-631453
Cointelegraph Interview with InPay CEO Lech Wilczynski:
In: Real threat 'not legislation but banks themselves' - InPay CEO
Cointelegraph: Like many EU states, Bitcoin legislation is currently a very dynamic area in Poland. How is Inpay geared towards short-notice and potentially serious changes in the local legislative environment?
Lech: In Poland Bitcoin’s legal status is still not clear and we're lacking a proactive stance from the Polish Ministry of Finance, which is waiting for the European Commission’s ruling. That's why all Bitcoin related operations are handled by our UK branch for the time being. The real threat is not in legislation but in the way banks themselves will treat Bitcoin related companies.
They're still a mandatory element of infrastructure for payment processors. For that reason we plan to include NAC's Aten Black Gold Coin (www.atencoin.com) as another payment option, which by design uses Anti Money Laundering (AML) control systems to manage customer identities and record keeping requirements.
If banks will continue to force Bitcoin companies out of business, just like recently in Norway, this I believe will help to continue operations and still benefit from the decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies.
Bitcointalk Aten Black Gold Coin PreANN: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annaten-black-gold-coin-aten-coin-1st-aml-cryptocurrency-launched-on-2192015-631453
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