Thanks for the fast respond 
Hi ISRcoin Team - I have a few questions:
1. If a business in the US wants to take ISR coin for payment. Does it qualify for business airdrop?
2. Beside c-cex.com for ISR to Fiat, is there another option?
3. Is there a hardware based terminal that business can use? (CoinKite), BitPay - No hardware option that I know of.
1. If a business in the US wants to take ISR coin for payment. Does it qualify for business airdrop?
2. Beside c-cex.com for ISR to Fiat, is there another option?
3. Is there a hardware based terminal that business can use? (CoinKite), BitPay - No hardware option that I know of.
The airdrop is for Israeli based businesses only.
As best we know, there aren't other Fiat exchanges with ISR and of course we would love to be in more of them and have tried to make that happen, but it is not easy. Any help from our community on the matter would be most appreciated.
There is no hardware terminal as yet. We would be very interested in CoinKite for example, but we may not yet qualify under all their requirements. Part of our plan further down the line, if and when the value of the coin increases significantly (for argument sake $1/ISR) is to get into coinKite and then give businesses the option to use their 500 ISR to get a coinKite terminal both as a POS and as a local exchange venue to buy Isracoin with Israeli fiat.
Thanks for the fast respond
I think that Isracoin team is moving in the right direction.
I do have some reservation regarding the paste.
But I understand that it takes time to establish the infrastructure that will be a solid base for the future.
So far, Isracoin managed to be on time with the millstones that they've set.
Me, like many others, somewhat disappointed that the value dropped, but recently it start to recover (market-cap).