Topic: CoinPay.co.uk - UK Bitcoin Exchange (Read 3559 times)

Well,
Its been awhile since I have been here! not by choice, just certain events that took over in my work / personal life which halted development of CoinPay.

We are still looking to make CoinPay a reality and have achieved alot of development work and behind the scenes things inplace from company, secure commercial premises, banking, solicitors etc..

However sadly our lead developer Dooglus (owner of bitcoin venture just-dice.com) no longer has the time to commit to CoinPay as his site has been a runaway success, although he said that may change in the future & will still be available to help get to grips with his code if required.

So we are looking to hire a developer that has a credible background within the bitcoin community & preferably resides within the UK, otherwise it makes our journey longer & more expensive for meetings! (although hotter climates maybe considered!)

If you feel that you are what we are looking for please get in touch as we are looking to restart development as soon as possible.
(we are considering taking on multiple developers so if you have expertise in a specific area please let us know as we will eventually need to have a team managing the site)

Contact: [email protected]
-Please note that for some aspects of discussion you may be required to return a signed NDA & Contract.

We am in london end of next week meeting investors so if you are london based or can make it to london we can arrange to meet you then.

Looks like it's not the first UK regulated exchange then.

ok thanks. What are the deposit/withdrawal limits in gbp?

The site seems dead,

But if you're after Bitcoins in the UK, then there are alternatives;

The 1st regulated UK Exchange - https://ibwt.co.uk/

I have one question I send you bitcoin can you give payment to my required person in London I am in Asia and want to give cash to my friend in London

Website isn't loading for me.

4 months no information and no development about this project may be closed or something wrong with these guys

any developments?

Good luck with this.  Will be interested in moving my trades over here once you're fully established.

I fill in the form leaving only Address line 2 blank and I get "Missing posted value county!".

I am from the UK, I will be keeping a close eye on your exchange, hope you get up and running soon.

@MGUK, apologies for the delay in response, I took a much needed holiday with the family.

Although the current live site looks incomplete, which it is, this is mainly just design aspects as we have certain functionality disabled before internally tested and also for reasons that we do not want to start without becoming regulated first.

My name is Scott, I'm coming up to the 30 mark & for the past 10 years I have worked for myself starting out in networking and moving through the ranks of web development & internet marketing.

I do not have previous experience in money services directly, but I have enough experience working online to get projects done and im lucky enough to have the finances to hire or put the people in place I need.

The solicitors have handed our fit & proper test's for HMRC & FCA, which we are currently waiting back but there will not be anything stopping those coming back ok.

Also we do not plan on being a faceless company at all, I am the main person driving the project forward, with a small team of developers and designers that have worked with me for years now.

At the moment its me and a small team of those that need to be in place, but as we move forward we will be looking to expand.

What more has been done on this....?

From what I can see, you have a half complete website. Who are you? What's your background?

Perhaps more importantly - what formal business experience do you have, particularly in the context of MSBs?

Have you touched base with necessary authorities for SARs and STRs?

Have you considered how you're going to handle AML reporting?

Have you had your fit & proper test for MSB registration?





A bit of advice from me - this maybe just personal preference but... Given the choice between a) one or 2 guys pretending to be a big faceless corporate entity, or b) 1 or 2 guys who honestly introduce themselves and their background, position and experience and don't try and pretend to be something they may not be - I would much prefer b)

Really good news for UK bitcoin market.

I had Bitcoin-related business relations with the guy behind CoinPay project over 6 months, tens of thousands GBP in succesfull deals.
Very trusted, responsible person.

@kakobrekla, the stock images are from photodune, which we have indeed paid for. Just not updated the design with the unwater marked versions.

@weisoq, this is just place-holder text & will be updated once we push our next update live.

You may want to kill the latin spiel.

Edit: Fair enough. Hope you can pull this off as I'll be a customer if it offers uk bank transfer facilities.

That part isn't hopefully regulated yet.

I understand the need for stock photos, but you shouldn't be stealing them, ya know.

Congrats on moving forward, I hope you can bring us good news soon.

For anyone interested in the validty of Coinpay, I can testify that he has verified his identity (passport & utility bill).

https://bitbargain.co.uk/profile/CoinPay

I'll check out the site myself now and will let you know if I have any questions or anything to add.

empoweoqwj, our fee structure if currently not finalized as this will depend on several factors / costs involved to us. (By the way our offices are in a tranquil setting, but not quite Sherwood Forest & no one on the payroll called robin)

Aldur1, this is correct