Thanks, we tried to make the website as nice as possible.

As for google docs, any recommendations on what we should use instead? This is the first time I've made a signup form and am not too experienced in the matter, any advice helps.

The domain name privacy is only while we set everything up. We don't have offices at the moment, so it's based out of my house, and I don't really want everybody on the internet knowing where I live (for now at least). Once we get a more public location and a number (toll free, of course) then we're releasing everything.



I completely agree with the transparency statement, so I'll try to be as open as possible.

My name is Jonathan Bunt, and I'm a student in Austin, Texas. I decided against making an account solely for the purpose of BitProcessors precisely for the manner. If you wish to speak to me, my Skype is included in my account information. I am a long time (late 2012) Bitcoin enthusiast and wish to help make it more accessible.

What we offer is a processing Terminal, sort of like a credit card swiper, but specifically for use with Bitcoin. We're currently making a prototype, so not even I have more info as to the specifics for the time being.


You really shouldn't trust a random stranger on the internet, which is why I'm willing to give out my information. If you order a device from us, we'll make sure to go through all the legal aspects with you, and may even go as far as to give you my home address and phone number if you seem trustworthy so that you can reach us at any time.

The bitcoins would go to either an online wallet of your choosing, to your exchange account where they get transferred to fiat, or to the device itself.

You know you receive the payment, because at no time do we touch your coins. How it works is you input your own address (leading to an exchange or whatever you like) when you receive the device. Then, anytime anyone wants to pay with BTC, you input the final price on a keypad, the device makes a transaction address with a multiple recipient, we take a percentage of the amount sent and you get the rest. You then get a confirmation when the specified amount of confirmations are reached (Normally 0 for anything less than $100 or so). At no point do we ever access your wallet or your private addresses.





I definitely see what you mean, as soon as we get an office and number set up, we'll be sure to update it.


Feel free to ask any more questions.

Regards,
-Jonathan