Topic: US Banks Increasingly Difficult To Work With - page 2. (Read 2669 times)
According to the trolls on this forum, the banks aren't worried about bitcoin.
There's a credit union in Silicon Valley that I think does but I haven't used them.
Sounds cool, any further hint on the name?
Although I use CampBX for U.S. trades, I need to also be able to trade elsewhere also.
I haven't dealt much with exchanges, coinbase (not an exchange) has been good with banks so far.
There's a credit union in Silicon Valley that I think does but I haven't used them.
Another option though is to use CampBX here in the United States.
Another option though is to use CampBX here in the United States.
Apparently the big U.S. bank chains (Wells Fargo, Chase, BOA, USBank) are becoming increasingly hostile to bit coin related transactions.
I just recently had a US Bank account closed due to international wires going to/from bitcoin exchanges. I've been shopping around with smaller local banks, who all also report that they can't do these, usually for vague reasons, like they are nervous about AML etc. They continue with these vague reasons even when I explain that it is all my money that I am dealing with!
Anyone having luck with a U.S. bank that will explicitly allow international wires to/from BTC exchanges?
I just recently had a US Bank account closed due to international wires going to/from bitcoin exchanges. I've been shopping around with smaller local banks, who all also report that they can't do these, usually for vague reasons, like they are nervous about AML etc. They continue with these vague reasons even when I explain that it is all my money that I am dealing with!
Anyone having luck with a U.S. bank that will explicitly allow international wires to/from BTC exchanges?
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