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Yep.

Here's a prior withdrawal with a TrxID:
05 Feb 06:43   -1,426.00000000   NXT    Withdrawal, address: 3188455998465548903, TrxID: 9789294727222890658

I assume you clicked release?

I sent an email but will post here just in case it wasn't seen.

I requested withdrawal of Nxt and it never arrived.

From account history
12 Feb 18:01   -1,378.00000000   NXT    Withdrawal, address: 3188455998465548903, TrxID:

No trxID is listed.

I have Google authentication active for some months. there is a option somewhere...

Another thing, did the someone confirm that vircurex is not affected by the current ongoing wallet issues?

Funny thing, I just noticed 10 mins before seeing this message the login screen has a link saying "Deactivate Google Authentication"

Is this a remnant of past support, or indication of (as yet incomplete) future support?

I'm sure this have already been asked, but I haven't see the answer.  Are there plans to add google 2fa support?  I don't have a yubikey and prefer google 2fa because its free.
Peace.

face palm, i didnt see that on the other page thanks heaps

i cashed out LTC about 6 days ago and have yet to receive them in my wallet?
it says balance xxx
available balance xxx minus cashed out coins

what is the timeframe for simply requesting you send me my coins?

I'm ok if you go more frequent than 1RPS, we don't mind as long as it looks ligit. And yes, we'll add an API function that returns the last, 20 or so transaction executions, sort of the info you see on the trade screen.

Let me first state, all is secure and what you observe is absolutely correct. This has to do with how the Bitcoin (or most of the alt coins in fact) handle the wallet transaction.

The address we give you, 1N3vYYZ7ZkWEZ52wZ98kMkdC7bhh6CtyR1, is for you to deposit coins, thus we know, anything arriving on that address belongs to you, hence whenever we see a deposit on that address we credit this to your account with us.

Now let me explain to you how - on a very high level - the Bitcoin wallet works when a withdrawal is made from that wallet. When you send coins (in this case when we - the exchange - send any coins to anyone) the Bitcoin wallet will choose (sort of random) various previous incoming deposits and combine them into one outgoing transaction. There is no logical link between the deposits and the outgoing transactions. This is just how these wallets work. Which means when another user withdrew some coins, the wallet was using your previous incoming transaction to fund that outgoing transaction. Your account balances with us are NOT affected by this.

In other words, the outgoing transactions from your address address 1N3vYYZ7ZkWEZ52wZ98kMkdC7bhh6CtyR1 are of no concern or worries for you. You have an account balance in our database that reflects your account, hence all your deposits, all your trades, interest collected and withdrawals.  You can withdraw those amounts at any time to your private address.

In short, there is no link between the balance on the deposit address we gave your for deposits and your account balance.

And this is very much the same way any exchange out there operates.

yes, it's common if you are interested in the transaction history. but if you always just want the latest trades, it will produce a lot of overhead which will increase even more the more transactions are made. For example, if you only need the last 20 trades, you would need to generate some extra requests to the API, instead of just one with just a little response data. But it's of course your choice how to handle it. If you are ok with extra traffic and extra requests, I'm ok with it too ^^

Just a last question: on the API page a 1request/5s is stated. If I start my client for the first time, do I need to wait 5s between each request until I'm up to date with the transactions? I'm pretty sure there are a lot of transactions made in the last 7 days, so that would take quite some time...

Madam/Sir,

This is the second time I am sending this email, after 11 day's
wait.Please provide a clarification for such activity.
I has already posted on vircurex thread about it
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4497645

I have used the bitcoin address - 1N3vYYZ7ZkWEZ52wZ98kMkdC7bhh6CtyR1
given by you, for donation purposes.

So, I checked directly
https://blockchain.info/address/1N3vYYZ7ZkWEZ52wZ98kMkdC7bhh6CtyR1

to find someone donated me on 27 december 2013,but all the amount had
already been withdrawn.
Are you using internal addresses for transaction or vircurex is n't
secure any more ?

I have used the bitcoin address - 1N3vYYZ7ZkWEZ52wZ98kMkdC7bhh6CtyR1
given by you, for donation purposes.

So, I checked directly
https://blockchain.info/address/1N3vYYZ7ZkWEZ52wZ98kMkdC7bhh6CtyR1

to find someone donated me on 27 december 2013,but all the amount had
already been withdrawn,without any history on vircurex .

Are you using internal addresses for transaction or vircurex is n't
secure any more ?

The behaviour is intentional. Previously we had returned all transactions within the last 7 days. With increasing transaction volume, these API calls were returning up to 1 MB per call, obviously not the most performant way. Therefore we changed it that you should provide the ID of the last transaction that you know and we return all transactions after that ID. To limit resource consumption we return only max. 1000 trades. Thus if there are more than 1000 trades between two of your API calls you will need to call the function repeatedly always with the last ID of each return. This is quite a common approach to withdrawing transaction data from sites that have large transactions.

While we're talking about the API... the latest announcement mentions an API mailing list. How do I get access to this? It's hard enough to find documentation for the API, but now I discover there's a secret mailing list!