Intersango exchange (formerly Britcoin) - page 11.

genjix

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Quote from: willphase on July 10, 2011, 05:43:58 AM

Quote from: genjix on July 09, 2011, 09:47:17 PM

Yep, well OpenID is so incredibly poor that we're switching to proper logins when we release the new version of our exchange software.

please don't remove support for openid! if myopenid.com is down then it's really easy to set up an open id at a different provider, and open id is so much more flexible/secure than having a logon with a separate password, risk of password database compromise, and no support for two factor authentication (which I use with Verisign PIP).

Please don't remove support for openid!

Will

Sorry but OpenID really does comprise a majority of our support tickets. And people blame us when google changes their OpenID or MyOpenID goes down, they login and have 0 funds. Nearly always people think we've stolen their funds or made a mistake.

willphase

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Quote from: genjix on July 09, 2011, 09:47:17 PM

Yep, well OpenID is so incredibly poor that we're switching to proper logins when we release the new version of our exchange software.

please don't remove support for openid! if myopenid.com is down then it's really easy to set up an open id at a different provider, and open id is so much more flexible/secure than having a logon with a separate password, risk of password database compromise, and no support for two factor authentication (which I use with Verisign PIP).

Please don't remove support for openid!

Will

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Quote from: genjix on July 09, 2011, 09:47:17 PM

Yep, well OpenID is so incredibly poor that we're switching to proper logins when we release the new version of our exchange software.

USE RSA KEYS AND JAVASCRIPT CLIENTS ITS THE ONLY WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

genjix

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Yep, well OpenID is so incredibly poor that we're switching to proper logins when we release the new version of our exchange software.

Rob12345

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Nope, but thanks for the quick reply. It looks like it is back up again.

For at least about 15 minutes, www.myopenid.com was down.

All good now. To me, this is all so new so I do tend to panic when things make it seem like my money has disappeared!

lumos

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Quote from: Rob12345 on July 09, 2011, 08:58:23 AM

MyOpenId down... can't login to Britcoin!

DOH I have cash sitting there that needs to be traded!!!!

is it a google account and have you been using google plus? if so, google plus messed up the openid.

Rob12345

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MyOpenId down... can't login to Britcoin!

DOH I have cash sitting there that needs to be traded!!!!

sonba

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Hi Genjix,

yes, SEPA costs cannot be more than the one for local within-country transfers (if same currency!). Hence, most of EURO banks (read: banks in countries which do have the EURO as their official currency) do not charge anything at all for wiring.

genjix

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Quote from: sonba on July 06, 2011, 04:40:01 PM

Hi Genjix,

why did you use a Polish Bank who charges for receiving SEPA? (Btw: the account is in EUR or in PLN?)
May I add that Britconi has a way nice coloring? :-p
Looking forward to the API coming

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_Euro_Payments_Area#Misconceptions

I know from certain special Corporate to other special Corporate accounts there are free transfers but I am not sure if there are other free transfers which people will be able to make use of. I see that there are probably ones in countries who have EUR as their standard currency. I will look into this further.

As of right now receiving a SEPA transfer on our end is generally less than $2 (and a minimum of .25%... so if you are sending 800$ it actually would cost $2. There is a maximum of around 180PLN~$68, but this is if you are sending over $27,000). I will open an account in another country if it is advantageous. As of now our service is free as well.

Our developers are all here in Poland which is why we opened the bank account in Poland.

phantomcircuit

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Quote from: sonba on July 06, 2011, 04:40:01 PM

Hi Genjix,

why did you use a Polish Bank who charges for receiving SEPA? (Btw: the account is in EUR or in PLN?)
May I add that Britconi has a way nice coloring? :-p
Looking forward to the API coming

The account is in EUR and it's a polish bank.

lumos

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hey, we fixed and accept btc withdrawals and deposits now.

sonba

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Hi Genjix,

why did you use a Polish Bank who charges for receiving SEPA? (Btw: the account is in EUR or in PLN?)
May I add that Britconi has a way nice coloring? :-p
Looking forward to the API coming

V4Vendettas

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Thankyou.

Not taking my tinfoil hat of yet.

genjix

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This is our European EU exchange.

Britcoin is still the UK exchange.

V4Vendettas

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WTF is going on. Three bank changes in what 2 days ?
New Url also. Without active trades but still will let you send money/bitcoins ?

Just had to change all my passwords super quick.

I want to know if my £400 I sent to the HSBC last night was even the right one.

So that link above has these account details:

Account title: Intersango Ltd
Bank: Bank Zachodni WBK
Bank branch address: ul. Marszałkowska 55/73, 00-676, Warsawa
IBAN: PL04109018830000000116417763
SWIFT(BIC): WBKPPLPP
Reference: 0fce8cb1

Thats not you is it Britcoin ?

your still

Account title: INTERSANGO LTD
Bank: HSBC

etc right ?

V4Vendettas

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Woot blue...NICE Grin

mizerydearia

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https://intersango.com/

we has new exchange ^_+)

dooglus

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Quote from: V4Vendettas on July 06, 2011, 08:08:20 AM

How long untill you see that its actually being adressed (I dont mean cleared).

Not stressing just trying to get an idea of whats normal

I think last time I transferred from my Nat West to the Britcoin Lloyds TSB it took 23 hours for the funds to show up in Britcoin. They were cleared and spendable after 23 hours - I didn't see any 'pending' status. (But I wasn't obsessively refreshing).

V4Vendettas

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Ow cool good to hear.

So I transfered some funds to exchange for the first time last night and its not shown up yet as pending or whatever.

How long untill you see that its actually being adressed (I dont mean cleared).

Not stressing just trying to get an idea of whats normal

dazedtrader

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Quote from: realnowhereman on July 06, 2011, 04:35:41 AM

HSBC-to-HSBC clears the same day without having to pay for FPS; was his point I think.

You (usually) don't have to pay for Faster Payments - if both banks support it, a normal transfer should go through within an hour instead of the usual 3 working days that BACS takes.

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