Re: [ANN] Cryptopay — Payment processing with GBP/EUR payouts

Quote from: MPOE-PR on January 07, 2014, 04:25:01 PM

Quote from: facade on January 06, 2014, 09:25:12 PM

Hi there,

We'd like to announce that a new Bitcoin payment processing for European merchants - Cryptopay (https://cryptopay.me). It allows you to accept bitcoins and get paid in fiat the next business day within UK and Europe, either in GBP or in EUR.

What we offer:

1% flat fee
GBP/EUR payouts the next business day with no international transfer fee
Mobile POS

What about banks?

We have been trying to open a business account for more than 3 months and finally we have found several bankers, who don't mind getting Bitcoin businesses on board, so they know what were doing and were operating legally.

Why do I give you a try?

0% fee for a beta testing period
Friendly support
Simpliest API
Partner Program for those of you, who like to make Bitcoin available everywhere

Bugs

We appreciate any bug reports and will pay you if you find any security related ones let us know at dmitry@cryptopay.me

Contacts

Twitter: @cryptopay
Email: info@cryptopay.me
Site: https://cryptopay.me

Hi. See here.

Hi there, thanks for your feedback. I really appreciate you've spent time on writing this useful guide for Bitcoin businesses wannabe. But just one thing you'd rather not judge people on their reg date, it might be the case usually, but not always. I've been on the forum since April 2013 and I myself do 250BTC+ trades on Bittylicous in the UK and mining at 500GH/s though not pretend to know everything about the Bitcoin, but i definitely understand how things work and how to make them a bit easier for normal people.

Both of Cryptopay's founders have their degrees in finance, so we have an idea how financial services work and how to get Bitcoin on board of this services so we've been working on Cryptopay for 8 months and are 100% committed to work on it in the future.

I will be glad if you will try our service and I'll be more than happy to answer any questions you might have.

Regards,

Dmitry