Is the multiple currency option already active? I could not find it.
It would also be great if you could make sure that all text is also available in English (Rules, etc.)

Thanks

I am in the process of getting an account at currency fair. I would be open to letting you use the account to exchange any currency in or out .

Give me a few days to get the paperwork sent to them and it will be ready to go.

Another idea:

If you have internet banking you can sign your PGP key by your PKI certificate from the your bank. If bank provides its public key on the site or other public places you can assume that you are authenticated.

Your privacy will be guarantied.

Partner will be accept the money from people to his bank account or other method and send money to people. That is, to act as exchange depositary. So that there is must be no chargebacks, of course.
That's what make today all bitcoin exchanges holders.


Authentication of identity is needed before you start working.

The ideal option:
Your PGP key. PGP key at the same time must be signed by X.509 certificate of your bank or any Cert Authority. (Just send email with PGP key signed by X.509 cert)

If you use PGP and you have experienced with it make a separate key and sign it with your main PGP key.

Every withdraw or deposit action will be confirmed by btcex.com signature (automatically) and your PGP signature in form on the site. Thus we can always prove to each other and to third parties that money is transferred . (But in the normal state, we commit ourselves to keep the secret of money transfer.)

We do not verify the captcha therefore you can automate the process of withdrawing or depositing.

Profit: a percent or few of each transaction. The exact value can be specified by yourself before you start working with btcex.com. The system automatically keeps track of all the necessary values

Costs: at least several minutes of time per day (morning and evening, for example)

Requirements: be careful when filling out forms and do not make too big timeouts between sessions

I would do it, but it's probably in violation of some law or other, and I don't want to take the risk.

I think some things are getting lost in translation. It also doesnt help that people still cant read your site in english. Clicking the EN button does nothing.

I am also can not reproduce it.

noagendamarket, please, remove cookies, enable javascript and try again.

If its don't help then try to open http://www.ericgiguere.com/tools/http-header-viewer.html and copy and paste http headers from this page to me with OS and browser versions


I do not know european laws. Probably need some kind of registration as an entrepreneur.


Strange, I thought everybody here is cipherfreaks .
Ask me to tell details.

upd:

PGP is suitable for signing on the sites. I do not know any other simple way to leave a signature more convenient than the PGP.

But for confirm authenticity of the PGP key we need to use something else, because we can not meet personally.

I conducted a survey ( https://www.bitcoin.org/smf/index.php?topic=1562.0 ) and found that PGP Web of Trust is not suit for that. Therefore, we use other methods to confirm the authenticity of your PGP key and your personality too.

Signing by X.509 certificate PGP key seemed to me the simplest and most obvious of these methods becouse X.509 certificate is easy to obtain.

I keep hoping that mtgox will add LR-EUR, and BCM will add LR-EUR and PP-EUR.

I think you need a banking license to be able to do this in the EU. Basically you are asking to temporarily keep other peoples' money (e.g. mob money) on e.g. my account. If there is no need for a banking license or the costs for such a banking license are low I could start a company doing this. I do understand your crypto talk.

Let's take an unlikely, but possible scenario. Suppose I get 10M euros in my bankaccount within a few months, it is not impossible that some bells will go off somewhere and that they temporarily freeze my account or find some other excuse to take the assets. I think everyone considering this would be concerned about some Russian mobsters paying a surprise visit however in that case, which is understandable because of course they want their money back.

Also, what kind of fees are we talking about here specified in EUR or US$ as I am not familiar with the RUB? Do you know any European bank which has an automated interface to its banking services which does not require human interaction? I of course would want to monitor my account myself and authorize everything, but that should not require me to type lots of numbers manually.

I do have the technical skills to automate it even without such official interfaces, but my technical skills are expensive.