Topic: Forex Broker - Trader's Way Free Bitcoin Deposit/Withdrawal - page 2. (Read 11529 times)
I've sent a mail to promotions, not sure what should I write to that mail to you (letting you know who I am), I don't intend to date you
And what price inside those 24 hours you take, the one when withdrawal is made, average, one when you process it?
This should be more clear, Bitcoin is volatile instrument and 24 hours time span can make big difference.
This should be more clear, Bitcoin is volatile instrument and 24 hours time span can make big difference.
I've signed up and traded some oil today. Are those bonuses still active, I've deposited more than 5k in Bitcoins. And how long do I have to wait for Bitcoin withdrawal?
Yes, the deposit bonus is still active. Please email our Promotions department at promotions@trader***y.com (asterisks to prevent spam) with the following subject: “100_deposit bonus_Your trading account number” and the Promotions Department will credit your account accordingly.
We are happy to have you trading with us. Please send me an email to sales.en@ to let me know who you are. We process Bitcoin withdrawals (like all withdrawals) within 24 hours. We allow one withdrawal per client per day.
Hope this helps,
JC
I've signed up and traded some oil today. Are those bonuses still active, I've deposited more than 5k in Bitcoins. And how long do I have to wait for Bitcoin withdrawal?
BTW, your Bitcoin deposit rate is pretty bad, 235 today when Bitcoin was 244
BTW, your Bitcoin deposit rate is pretty bad, 235 today when Bitcoin was 244
I just signed up and account was verified pretty quickly.
I did pretty good this past month on 1broker, but I'm looking to expand my currency pairs.
I did pretty good this past month on 1broker, but I'm looking to expand my currency pairs.
We try to make the entire process as smooth and efficient as possible, for both signups and withdrawals. We hope you enjoy our services. Feel free to shoot me an email if you need anything (my email address is below my username to the left). If you would, please also PM me with your account number so I know who you are
JC
I just signed up and account was verified pretty quickly.
I did pretty good this past month on 1broker, but I'm looking to expand my currency pairs.
I did pretty good this past month on 1broker, but I'm looking to expand my currency pairs.
Paxum deposits are now being accepted manually upon request. Simply email me and we can arrange it. There will be no fees for manual Paxum deposits into your Trader's Way account until we get it implemented on our website.
Users will be kindly asked to withdraw back to Paxum up to the originally deposited amount. You may feel free to withdraw your profits via Bitcoin!
BTC
We are very excited to make our payment processes more diverse to meet the needs of everyone of our clients. Feel free to ask any questions you may have!
Users will be kindly asked to withdraw back to Paxum up to the originally deposited amount. You may feel free to withdraw your profits via Bitcoin!
BTC
We are very excited to make our payment processes more diverse to meet the needs of everyone of our clients. Feel free to ask any questions you may have!
Hi community members!
Aside from bitcoin (which we are happy to continue accepting) which payment processors do you use when you convert your Bitcoins for example. We are always seeking new and trustworthy payment systems to enhance our clients' experiences.
Thank you!
Aside from bitcoin (which we are happy to continue accepting) which payment processors do you use when you convert your Bitcoins for example. We are always seeking new and trustworthy payment systems to enhance our clients' experiences.
Thank you!
We are currently working on adding a new e-payment system called Paxum which should be available for use soon by all of our clients.
Bitfinex - wire.
Bitstamp - SEPA, wire, Ripple.
After checking exchanges it seems that btc-e has really the most options. I don't know which option you use for deposit/withdrawals, but if wire of sepa than I guess you should check Bitfinex or Bitstamp.
edit: Here is the list of all exchanges and it's options, but I don't know them all as I use only the most reputable and with highest volume: http://www.bitcompare.de/
Bitstamp - SEPA, wire, Ripple.
After checking exchanges it seems that btc-e has really the most options. I don't know which option you use for deposit/withdrawals, but if wire of sepa than I guess you should check Bitfinex or Bitstamp.
edit: Here is the list of all exchanges and it's options, but I don't know them all as I use only the most reputable and with highest volume: http://www.bitcompare.de/
Pinky,
That is a great thread -- thank you for that. Because our IT Team put a large amount of effort into integrating the BTC-e API to work with our website, we would need a good reason to make the move right now. BTC-e actually just lowered their rate for wire transfer deposits and also removed the 1% fee. We don't use wires when purchasing Bitcoins as we keep some money in the Perfect Money system already. However I will study the other exchanges and new ones as they come about. We definitely need to work with those who process large daily volumes so the spread and liquidity are both ideal.
Please feel free to contact me here or via email if you have any further questions about our services.
Best,
JC
Thank you for response. I will contact you when I'll withdraw. Currently I am still just trying out and I like it very much. Webinars with Wayne are also great.
I am interested why did you choose BTC-e over Bitfinex or Bitstamp or one of Chinese exchanges. It is known fact that Btc-e has high fees.
I am interested why did you choose BTC-e over Bitfinex or Bitstamp or one of Chinese exchanges. It is known fact that Btc-e has high fees.
Pinky,
We chose BTC-e because of the wealth of deposit and withdrawal options available. It seems that BitStamp gives us less options. One concern we have is to be able to economically withdraw small deposits from the Bitcoin exchange, which can be done with various e-payment systems.
If you have any specific suggestions, I would be happy to take a look. I am not sure which options Bitfinex has to deposit/withdraw.
JC
Bitfinex - wire.
Bitstamp - SEPA, wire, Ripple.
After checking exchanges it seems that btc-e has really the most options. I don't know which option you use for deposit/withdrawals, but if wire of sepa than I guess you should check Bitfinex or Bitstamp.
edit: Here is the list of all exchanges and it's options, but I don't know them all as I use only the most reputable and with highest volume: http://www.bitcompare.de/
Thank you for response. I will contact you when I'll withdraw. Currently I am still just trying out and I like it very much. Webinars with Wayne are also great.
I am interested why did you choose BTC-e over Bitfinex or Bitstamp or one of Chinese exchanges. It is known fact that Btc-e has high fees.
I am interested why did you choose BTC-e over Bitfinex or Bitstamp or one of Chinese exchanges. It is known fact that Btc-e has high fees.
Pinky,
We chose BTC-e because of the wealth of deposit and withdrawal options available. It seems that BitStamp gives us less options. One concern we have is to be able to economically withdraw small deposits from the Bitcoin exchange, which can be done with various e-payment systems.
If you have any specific suggestions, I would be happy to take a look. I am not sure which options Bitfinex has to deposit/withdraw.
JC
Please post here or email me if you have any questions. We have been getting good feedback regarding our process for exchanging Bitcoins to USD/EUR in order to trade on our platform
I saw you have 1% commision for BTC withdrawals. Is it possible that you lower or cancel this commision? Or you could allow commision free withdrawal once per month, after that commision would apply for next 30 days. I would imagine that you make most profits from trading commision and this would be great reward and incentive to use btc for deposits. Just suggestion.
Pinky,
Sorry for the late response! It seems that the new spam settings filtered out the notification of your response -- I need to fix that.
We had to put a commission on the withdrawals because we are charged each time we deposit funds into BTC-e in order to buy Bitcoins to send over to you. We do not keep our fiat currency in the exchange after what happened with Liberty Reserve a couple of years back. It is difficult to trust anything other than the bank itself. We send funds to BTC-e using Perfect Money. BTC-e charges 1% for this.
However, if you email me at the address to the left below my username, we can work something out together with those fees. No problem at all!
JC
Thank you for response. I will contact you when I'll withdraw. Currently I am still just trying out and I like it very much. Webinars with Wayne are also great.
I am interested why did you choose BTC-e over Bitfinex or Bitstamp or one of Chinese exchanges. It is known fact that Btc-e has high fees.
Please post here or email me if you have any questions. We have been getting good feedback regarding our process for exchanging Bitcoins to USD/EUR in order to trade on our platform
I saw you have 1% commision for BTC withdrawals. Is it possible that you lower or cancel this commision? Or you could allow commision free withdrawal once per month, after that commision would apply for next 30 days. I would imagine that you make most profits from trading commision and this would be great reward and incentive to use btc for deposits. Just suggestion.
Pinky,
Sorry for the late response! It seems that the new spam settings filtered out the notification of your response -- I need to fix that.
We had to put a commission on the withdrawals because we are charged each time we deposit funds into BTC-e in order to buy Bitcoins to send over to you. We do not keep our fiat currency in the exchange after what happened with Liberty Reserve a couple of years back. It is difficult to trust anything other than the bank itself. We send funds to BTC-e using Perfect Money. BTC-e charges 1% for this.
However, if you email me at the address to the left below my username, we can work something out together with those fees. No problem at all!
JC
Please post here or email me if you have any questions. We have been getting good feedback regarding our process for exchanging Bitcoins to USD/EUR in order to trade on our platform
I saw you have 1% commision for BTC withdrawals. Is it possible that you lower or cancel this commision? Or you could allow commision free withdrawal once per month, after that commision would apply for next 30 days. I would imagine that you make most profits from trading commision and this would be great reward and incentive to use btc for deposits. Just suggestion.
Please post here or email me if you have any questions. We have been getting good feedback regarding our process for exchanging Bitcoins to USD/EUR in order to trade on our platform
Hello Bitcoiners. Unfortunately due to new US regulation, PayPal has temporarily suspended processing of Forex transactions. We are speaking with them to see if there is any workaround so we can continue to accept PayPal again in the future.
However, are most of you use Bitcoin anyway, we are still accepting Bitcoin deposits and withdrawals without restriction. There are no fees -- you receive the value of the Bitcoin in USD quotes by BTC-e.com. We sell the coins at the exchange immediately upon receipt.
Let me know if you have any questions about our services.
JC
However, are most of you use Bitcoin anyway, we are still accepting Bitcoin deposits and withdrawals without restriction. There are no fees -- you receive the value of the Bitcoin in USD quotes by BTC-e.com. We sell the coins at the exchange immediately upon receipt.
Let me know if you have any questions about our services.
JC
As we are an ECN, negative balances were lost to the market and clients are thus generally responsible for covering them. However, we did forgive some negative balances (either a portion or in full) for some of our loyal clients who have been with us for a while. Our brokerage as a whole faired well through the ordeal though one of our liquidity providers (Boston Prime) went out of business. Our liquidity pool is made up of over 30 such providers.
Trader's Way itself encountered minimal losses and proceeded as usual following the announcement.
Trader's Way itself encountered minimal losses and proceeded as usual following the announcement.
How did you handle CHF? Did you have many loses? Do costumers have to pay for negative balances?
Happy late New Year everyone! I just want to remind everyone that I am hear to answer any questions that you may have. We have been receiving many Bitcoin deposits and withdrawals!
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