Hmm bakit napunta sa pag-open ng bank account?
Ang pinopoint ng iba is magkaroon ng other cardless transaction option sa "coins.ph withdrawal option". Therefore, ang mag-iinitiate ng transaction is coins.ph and aantayin na lang ng mga users is iyong claiming details like codes and PINS. The usual way gaya nung sa EgiveCash. No need bank accounts.
Pero gaya ng sabi ko malabo sa ngayon yan. Refer na lang sa previous reply ko.
Yang subject na pag open ng bank account is another story na.
You need banks to make
cardless transaction through bank's atm. I'm pointing out that if opening a bank account with the source of bitcoin is a hassle, partnering with other banks and asking to make cardless transaction will be hassle too. There's a reason why Egivecash is always on maintenance, it's to avoid money laundering. They need verification on where that money goes that's why it's easier to cash out through Gcash/LBC and through card transactions.
Obviously yes, you need banks service to make cardless transactions. Ang gusto nga kasi mangyari ng iba, sana same feature with EgiveCash na si coins.ph na ang bahala, hoping lang naman. Look at my reply there na nasabi ko malabo talaga.
So in here, since coins.ph is a big company, registered and complying with the rules of BSP
(which is more stricter than before), they might be consider. As big business, marami silang legal documents na puwede ipakita and they are not really purely on crypto service but working as a local payment processor na rin dito sa country.
Sa reply mo kasi ang nirerefer mo is iyong individual, not a company, based sa requirements na sinabi mo. I got your point naman medyo lumiko lang ng unti dun sa ibig kong sabhin sa previous post. Pero hayaan mo na wag na natin pahabain. After all, puro opinyon lang tayo dito at wala tayo sa position to know kung ano ang pwede mangyari if ever coins.ph request for partnership.
