Topic: Cryptopia Cryptocurrency Platform Services and Development - page 144. (Read 173849 times)

Again, I have a Deposit Missing issue on Cryptopia!

Here's what their excuse, in the meantime, I'm waiting since 31 May and counting....

Having reviewed your account I can see that Cryptopia's block height at the time of writing (2651665) has not yet reached the block height of your deposit (2671060). This means that your deposit will unfortunately be delayed, however it will appear in your account once our block height has caught up. Whilst we can not give you a definite ETA on when this will be, we can guarantee that your deposit is on its way.

Nice  post   !    Realy !   LoL

 

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Depends on if they already have pay for list it ?  Will try to get an info of that ! 


Regards Lafu

I am watching Sirius thread for some time.

They are saying will be listed on cryptopia but takes time for months. So i know there are some people from cryptopia. Want to ask that, is that a real thing?

The pincode is what you selected when you signed up. You can request a 2FA reset.

If you cannot access your account and need to reset your 2FA, Cryptopia Support Team will need to assist you. Please, send an email to [email protected] and they will be able to help you reset your 2FA.

Otherwise you need to make a support ticket and ask to reset your 2FA.

In your email, to enable them to verify that you are the account owner, please, provide them with a minimum of three records of your account information from the list below:  
Recent deposits
Withdrawals and trades
Your balances
Wallet address
Payment IDs
Tx ID’s
Login dates
IP address
Registration date
 
https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_article&sys_id=e6065021dbed1f009990f6fcbf96195a

Hello,
I have one account on cryptopia since 6 months, and impossible to make a withdraw. I sent 15 email since  4 months, only 2 useless answers.
- I connect me with 2 FA.
- When i try to withdraw: it asks me a PIN code. My 2FA doesn't work.
- In security settings: I have "pin number" in "withdraw 2 factor". When I click on "remove 2 factor", it asks me pin code! I can't change. And the support says me to this manipulation. Very funny.

Questions: what's the pin code? How can i withdraw?

I'm in crypto-currency since 3 years, first time I see that.

Thanks

Just in regards to the 2FA issue !

We're really sorry about any inconvenience that this might be causing affected users at the moment. We have isolated the issue and rolled back the website to our previous version so this doesn't happen to anyone else, and we're currently working with all affected users who have submitted a ticket to get this resolved. If you're currently affected and unable to login to submit a ticket, please send an email to [email protected] with '2FA reset issue' in the subject line so we can assist in getting this fixed up for you in a timely manner. If you're able to login, you can go ahead and change your 2FA via your Security page at https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Security and it will work correctly now. Again, really sorry about this - we are still intending to make this security upgrade more than likely tomorrow - albeit working properly this time !

Thanks again for bearing with us through this!

Finally they changed my 2FA type to email for all operations (: ticket is still unanswered). I'm OK with it.

I do not recommend. Even my ticket is still unanswered.

Is the issue resolved? was just about to turn on 2fa on my account

Have the same problem

I have a serious problem with cryptopia in order to submit a withdrawn request. I have set 2FA option so easily get access my account the 2FA code but, when I'm going to request withdrawal I get this message- The TFA code entered was incorrect or has expired, please try again. This is very first time I'm getting in trouble. Pease help to solve it out.

Announcement regarding the delisting of coins which may be "Financial Products".

Cryptopia is registered as a Financial Service Provider in New Zealand. This registration only allows us to list coins that are not 'Financial Products' on our exchange.
The concept of a 'Financial Product' under New Zealand law is similar (but not identical) to that of a 'Security' under US law (and equivalent definitions in other jurisdictions).

We continually review and update our operations to ensure we remain compliant with our legal obligations.
Cryptopia is committed to ensuring we are compliant so we can remain a responsible company both under New Zealand law and in order to meet our own ethical standards.

As a part of ensuring that we remain compliant, and on the basis that we are not permitted to list financial products, we must delist all coins that are, or are likely to be, financial products according to New Zealand law.

The coins set out below have all been put into delisting:



We wish to notify our users of the following process:

As of today (28/05/2018) the markets for trading these coins on Cryptopia are closed.
To ensure your holdings are off the exchange before the coins are removed, please close any open orders and withdraw your coins from the exchange immediately.
These coins will be fully delisted and removed from the Cryptopia site one month from today (last day on the exchange being 28/06/2018).

Whilst this may cause some inconvenience, these coins are being delisted to ensure we remain compliant under New Zealand law.

It is possible we may delist further coins that we consider may be financial products in future.
https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_article&sys_id=91697d9edb1e9bc032a664a14a9619e3

One of the best exchange.
I've been using it for a long time now and it had given me good ROI.

I was not aware of their history with ETH. Some day perhaps..

Cryptopia is definitely my pick for an under-dog exchange in todays markets. Binance and Kucoin? To hell with them and their forced trade precisions!

I doubt they will remove the NZDT market - hopefully they can get the fiat deposit and withdrawal through the banking system going again. (Sort out the KYC issues with their banking partner). Banks are making it hard for Crypto.

Cryptopia is not a fan of ETH. It has cause them a lot of problems in the past. They opposed the DOA fork so while ETC remained listed it took a lot of lobbying to get ETH re-instated on the exchange. (I know this because I was one of the people lobbying for it to be listed).

I suspect that they will be focusing on scaling issues and upgrades before any more base-markets will be added.

It is only recently that they started to get on top of their support delays and I think their focus will be on improving that.

API:

Cryptopia recently changed their public API which is probably why they said to check the API documentation.
That was announced here: https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_article&sys_id=c977970cdb8ed34032a664a14a9619fd

The main change was restricting the request limits.

"markets" parameter restricted to 5

https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_article&sys_id=40e9c310dbf9130084ed147a3a9619eb
https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_article&sys_id=a75703dcdbb9130084ed147a3a9619bc
https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_article&sys_id=1fc3475cdbb9130084ed147a3a9619b5
https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_category&kb_category=afc245c8db3193001fd0787dbf961990

Websockets:

Cryptopia has also just deployed some changes to the way they push their exchange data to users' browsers.  Users with bots making use of undocumented and unsupported websocket to receive exchange data will no longer receive data in the format they did previously, and will most likely need to modify their bots to handle this. If you encounter this please keep in mind that it is an undocumented feature and they do not guarantee it or the data it provides.

They are planning on providing documentation in future and official support for websockets. Currently it is an unsupported feature.

If you have trouble viewing the API documentation please log out of your Cryptopia account. An expired session token will cause an error page to be displayed.