Indacoin: The Simpliest Exchange
Indacoin, no, it’s not an India based exchange, but it is perhaps one of the easiest ways to acquire bitcoins. Based in the United Kingdom, although a global company, Indacoin is unlike other exchanges. Obtaining bitcoin can sometimes feel like an overly intrusive process, Indacoin knows that and only takes what’s necessary. “We are doing our best to let non-experienced users touch the new world of Cryptocurrencies. That is the main reason why we have launched our Exchanger with no registration and no verification. You only have to have a Bitcoin or Litecoin wallet along with a credit card....
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Indacoin is a cryptocurrency exchange that allows you to buy bitcoin quickly and easily with a credit card. They also have an exchange with bitcoin litecoin and ethereum / USD pairs with up to 5x leverage. Let´s have a closer look at what they offer. Indacoin is a global platform enabling the quickest bitcoin purchases in more than 200 countries with a credit or debit card and no registration. Buying Bitcoin at Indacoin. To buy bitcoin with a credit card all you need to do is go to the buy bitcoin page and enter your card info. If it’s the first time you use the card, you will receive a....
Indacoin is an exchange service that allows users to buy bitcoin and litecoin with debit or credit cards. With customers across the world, in areas such as the US, Canada, Europe and the CIS region, this platform aims to make bitcoin more accessible to the average person. How Indacoin Works. To use the service, customers enter a credit card number, along with a valid phone number and email address. After specifying how much bitcoin or litecoin the customer would like to purchase, users enter the bitcoin address where they would like to have their coins deposited. Indacoin notes that all....
Russia recently relaxed its stance against Bitcoin and other digital currencies. The Russian Central Bank had called a meeting between the country's financial representatives to discuss about Bitcoin regulations earlier last month. Few weeks ago, the Russian president Vladimir Putin also spoke a bit about digital currency and its future on one of the Russian media outlets. We decided to understand more about the current scenario in the country and to discuss about one of the leading bitcoin exchanges catering to that geography. We spoke to Bogdan Shaldugin, the Business Development Manager....
CCFR has informed us that more bitcoin sites were blacklisted, including three .ru domains - coinspot.ru, hasbitcoin.ru and bitcoinconf.ru. Russia's media watchdog has blocked access to a number of bitcoin-related sites, citing a court order from 30th September. The Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media (Roskomnadzor) allows visitors to check whether or not a site is blacklisted. At press time, Bitcoin.org, Bitcoin.it, BTCsec.com and bitcoin exchange Indacoin were blacklisted. According to TJournal.ru, Roskomnadzor cited a ruling of the....
In contrast to some nations that have expressed openness for cryptocurrencies and have been home to several bitcoin websites, Russia has taken a hard-line defensive stance against this technological development. Just last year, the government decided to ban bitcoin activity and blocked access to several websites containing information about the cryptocurrency. In its announcement, the government specified that the only currency in Russia is the ruble and that those who participate in transactions using other currencies could face penalties. However, a recent court ruling may be able to....