Topic: BTC/LTC/USD no-fee exchange! (Read 2538 times)

I wouldn't mind an exchange with a flat fee per trade though. 

Personally I don't mind paying exchange fees, as long as they are reasonable. Exchange fees give me peace of mind that the exchange's business model is sustainable, and that my money will still be there tomorrow. I probably would never use a fee free exchange, for that reason.

Hi All,

I just had a chance to read up on this thread. I can say in short that:

We are working incredibly hard to be compliant in the US and provide a great service at the same time. A couple of points I'd like to make:

1. Just because it's hard doesn't mean we shouldn't do it.

2. The US market is the largest in the world.

3. We live here, and we want to trade cryptocurrency too.

4. So we're going to give it a shot.

We're doing everything we possibly can to lower risk, work with regulators, and build an awesome exchange. Is doing anything in the Bitcoin space "risky" by traditional standards? Probably. But we're willing to take that risk because we love the space, love crypto, and think we can provide a great service.

Hmm, well good luck then, but you should still be very careful.

I didn't say that I dont want to invest some capital, only dont' wanna invest too much, until I musn't invest too much.

My answer is Russian money server. It's bad for USA non-russian speaking people, but BTC-e solved it same way, and people trading with BTC-e.

There is no commission at CoinMKT until launch.

I don't think you understand the implications or the risks of working outside of the system. Inevitably, if you are independent of existing money systems, and trade for USD, you WILL have your accounts frozen, lose your customers' money, and be labelled as just another scam. Also, since you said you're not investing any capital, you won't be able to hire any lawyers to protect you.

If you want your exchange to trade fiat, you have to agree to the rules of fiat trading, which means you have to accept regulations. I very much doubt that CoinMKT will have their accounts frozen, as they have gone through all the correct protocols.

Sorry, I know this might sound harsh, but you really need to read up a lot more and understand these regulations before you go starting as massive a project as a new exchange. If you do not understand these regulations, and you do not register with the appropriate organisation, it will all end badly. Please don't put in any major planning or effort until you do, or you will inevitably bankrupt yourself, and receive a class action lawsuit from your customers.

You might be able to get away with a cryptocoin-only exchange (it's still risky though), but without accepting that you need to abide by AML and Fincen regulations you just can't safely trade fiat. Nor will you be able to have even one withdrawal/deposit method, let alone the 20 you want. Don't put yourself through this.

For how long?

This projects is supposed to die from just start.

The main requirement for this projects to work is absolute independence on well-established money systems, banking systems, financial institutions and government. All of those wants to kill Bitcoin, and have no problem to block your accounts & freez your money whenever they want.

Russion servers or good & expensive lawyers could be solution.

Right now Coin Market is free to trade, and supports LTC / USD, BTC / USD, and more!

https://www.coinmkt.com/

Good idea，but difficult to achieve~

Why? Capital is the part, which people must deposit..

You would have to front a very large amount of money for an exchange to work, to have enough capital to trade. Think in the $100,000 range.

Yeah, B24 had lots of volume. Having a good legal structure is key, so it's not only about software really. Most people have no idea what they are getting themselves into. Haven't you followed the headlines? B24, Bitfloor are two examples what can go wrong. You will have to study some AML laws, speak with governments, ...

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The concept worked very well, it was called bitcoin24.com. Charged only for fiat deposits/withdrawals. Unfortunately shut down due to banking issues.

thank you for opinion. I'm glad to know that you don't like things with benefits like "free", etc.

Doesn't sound like it would work to me. 

OK, then thank you for posting, it's good to know.

Anyway, my idea is about something different (mainly no fees)..

Kraken is the first BTC exchange to support a lot of forex features, such as leverage, advanced order types and positions. Their API is very fully featured, and is better documented than any other exchange's. AML verification is also very simple and straightforward with Kraken (apparently BTC-e has none? that's very risky, BTC-e could be shut down at any time).

And what's the difference between Kraken & e.g. BTC-e?

Check out Kraken, it has no deposit fees, very small withdrawal fees, and its trading fees are at most 0.2%. They've only just opened from beta, so there's not a lot of trading going on right now. Obviously feel free to still make your own exchange, but check out what other exchanges can do in the meantime.