Topic: trading Forex with Bitcoin deposit/withdraw - page 31. (Read 120494 times)

trade Bitcoins on a 0-fee exchange

I don't like FOREX. Seems to be it is only kind of sandbox for big kids. But trading bitcoins would be good idea

There is Bitcoin exchange not fx trading

Anyone tried PAMM on btc-e?

some probably are, BUT before making useless general acusations, could you point out specific proof? THAT could help our comnity A LOT. thanks

Most of the brokers listed in this thread are SCAMS! They will steal your money!!

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/news-bit4xcom-first-forex-accepts-bitcoin-11000-leverage-114821

http://dcmagnates.com/uks-fca-issues-warning-against-bitcoin-brokers-bit4x-and-venetfx/

www.bit4x.com/ any feedback?  This seems like everything great on paper, low fees, full BTC integration, etc.

Thank you very much =)

We have been working very hard (and working our IT Department harder than usual) in order to upgrade all of our services. As we have updated our back office, you can watch out for a completely new website sometime in early 2015.

@TradersWay.JC

i've seen you guys won an award: http://www.forexreport.com/awards/

congrats.

Implementation into cTrader platform would secure a reason for many to use your btc/fiat trading facility since most btc exchanges use funky web apis. - https://btc-e.com/api/documentation -

I would recommend establishing a relationship with a Chinese exchange that offers Fix api then you can easily integrate their liquidity into your cBroker/Server side. If I remember correctly, btcChina offers such a connection type. Liquidity is much deeper than btce and then possibly adding denominated CNY trading accounts would offer significantly more customers.

It depends on you you implent the pair. A CFD with huge spread wont atract Bitcoiners...A "real market" via API is another story, could be interesting for many

capoeira,

I agree with your contention. Perhaps if we see some demand for a BTC/USD pair on our platform, maybe we can add it in the future and perhaps Bitcoiners will have another reason to try out our services. What do you guys think?

I think the problem is that Bitcoiners in general are not your tipical Forex trader.

like I allready said once to you, your offer is more atractive for allready Forex traders which need a better deposit method than the existing once.

We appreciate the support you guys! Bitcoin is definitely a great start to the free currency revolution (and I hope the revolution continues to evolve as it has over the past few years). Please consider signing up for an account with us and getting it verified. You will then be able to sign up as an affiliate so you can earn some money off of your affiliates' trading. If your friend would like me to look into his issue (with the bank wire vs the BTC withdrawal) just tell him to email me.

The number of Bitcoin deposits has been good thus far although I would definitely like to see a bit more. Hopefully as we grow and the word spreads, we will be more established in the Bitcoin community (it has been just three short months that we began working on our Bitcoin project, and a little over two since Bitcoin came online on our website). If you guys have any further suggestions, let me know. Currently we do not have enough demand for BTC denominated accounts nor having the BTC/USD pair on our platform. However, if the demand grows it is something we would consider. As Bitcoin is open source, I invite you to let me know of any services you would like to see at Trader's Way so we can continue to evolve ourselves.

Thank you for your kind words.


Joe Carney

I second that

I think you are correct. Unfortunately, we can not withdrawal okpay credit back into BTC. okpay gets the coins at a discounted price at our cost. Trade your precious coins wisely.

Thank you for clarifying and providing the most important innovation of BTC to the public forex community. I will happily spread the word.

i think every broker that accept okpay, we can deposit with bitcoin at them as we can add fund to okpay with bitcoin and litecoin

fuzzbuzz, there are no restrictions as stated. However, if you are withdrawing, say, $100,000 we may first ask if you would prefer to receive a wire transfer instead. The reason for this is that we would need to send an international wire to the Bitcoin exchange and purchase the Bitcoin before sending it over. We don't hold Bitcoin, we always purchase it at the market price. We are able to purchase your Bitcoin very quickly if you are withdrawing a smaller amount, say $25,000 or less. But when the figure gets higher, it would be faster for you to receive your withdrawal via wire. However, if you still want Bitcoin, we will honor the request but you will just have to wait until our bank transfer makes it through to the exchange. I don't have an exact number for you as to what "large" means because it is all dependent on how much money is sitting in our e-payment wallets at any particular time. Please use the figure of $25,000 to be the cutoff for "large."

There are absolutely no fees whatsoever on any Bitcoin deposits nor withdrawals. It is all 100% free the way it should be. We are charged a very small fee when buying and selling Bitcoin but we do not pass these onto clients.

There is a 1% fee on Skrill, PayPal and credit card withdrawals as that is what those payment processors charge and there is no cap on this fee.

Regarding your friend of a friend. Please tell him/her to contact me directly and provide them with my email address. I will not be further discussing this client's account on this forum as he/she is not present here. I do not know what account to which you are referring nor do I understand the specifics of that situation. Please have that person contact me personally (provide my email address under my username on the left) and I will take care of it.