Very impressive, professional site. A few questions:

1. As mentioned above, will you add physical information about the exchange's whereabouts? Mt. Gox is known to operate from Cerulean Tower in Tokyo, but they do not list any address or phone number in public.

2. When (or, if at all) will you accept wire transfers as deposit and withdrawal method ($USD, Swiss franc, EUR, JPY)?

3. Do you have an automated system for instant withdrawals and deposits of bitcoins from/into the system via unique, 24 hour disposable wallets like Mt. Gox?

Will you be offering bank transfers to and from Australian bank accounts?

Short selling? Color me suspicious. Are you going to allow naked short sales?

Bitcoin is so tiny and thinly traded (by FX or any other standards) big-money interest hostile to Bitcoin can come in effectively drop the price to zero. Easily. All they have to do is capitalize a stand-alone entity with, say, $1B US. Then continuously take an gradually ever-growing short position. Bitcoin will never be worth much. If, over time, their short position goes underwater to an extent that exceeds their capital, they can either add more, or declare BR. If the Fed were behind it, they can just print to the extent necessary so they never have to cover.

If naked short sales are not allowed, then anybody selling short would have to "borrow" them from someone else first, and I guess that someone would be the accounts of those who hold balances at campbx. I recommend nobody hold your bitcoin balances in campbx, unless campbx has an option to disallow their borrowing for short selling.

Please disabuse me of these notions if I am in error. I don't see anything good for Bitcoin coming from allowing short sales.

I tested the website, and was only mildly impressed.  I didn't think the user interface was all that great (and just hated the color scheme).

On the other hand, though, Keyur has been unbelievably receptive and responsive to feedback.  And they seem to be putting security, reputation, and trustworthiness at the top of their agenda, with just a few feature advantages. 

I would LOVE to see another successful exchange, so I'm keeping an open mind on this one, and wishing them the best of luck!

Keyur-




Yes. Thanks much.

Thank you for trying us out JF.  We have few more exciting features in pipeline that we will roll-out over next six months.

We will also get the API rolled out after launch so you don't have to deal with the UI!


Thank you,
     Keyur

I'm seriously impressed, assuming that the data we get proves that the audit took place and was of the nature described.  This is how web sites that are used to access and handle other people's money *should* be tested -- for Bitcoin or anybody else! 

Could somebody post the URL to this site, now?  I didn't see it, and I want to go look.

That's one of our programmers celebrating a little milestone ;-)

A Camp BX search does still not generate any reccords at "Department of Banking & Finance" in Georgia http://dbf.georgia.gov or at "Georgia Business Licenses Directory" http://publicrecords.onlinesearches.com/Georgia-Business-Licenses.htm or at the FDIC "Bank find" http://www2.fdic.gov/idasp/main_bankfind.asp.