CampBX Has Been Dropped By Their Bitcoin Fearing Bank: They've Halted ACH And Wire Transfers In And Out

CampBX Has Been Dropped By Their Bitcoin Fearing Bank: They've Halted ACH And Wire Transfers In And Out

According to an interview with CampBX's CEO back in May of 2013, CampBX has always aimed to be the premier regulatory compliant US-based fiat-Bitcoin exchange in the world. They have successfully registered as a money transmitter on both the federal level and the state level and they are based in Alpharetta, Georgia. CampBX's CEO claims to spend between sixty and seventy-five percent of funds on regulatory compliance and has revealed that several thousand users have already failed CampBX's verification process. CampBX files quarterly reports including suspicious activity and large....


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