Chinese Bitcoin Exchange Huobi Strictly Using Business Bank Account, Dumps Personal Account

Chinese Bitcoin Exchange Huobi Strictly Using Business Bank Account, Dumps Personal Account

According to a post today on Reddit, it would appear as if Chinese bitcoin exchange Huobi has made a modification to their account funding process. Previously, the exchange allowed consumers to fund their accounts with one of two options: Use Huobi CEO Thus Li Lin's personal bank account with China Merchants Bank (which allowed for ATM deposits and third-party transfers). Use Huobi's business bank account with China Construction Bank (does not support ATM deposits of third-party transfers). The aforementioned post indicates that the first option has been removed, stopping any interaction....


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