Robocoin 2.0: New Products, Platform, and Pricing
Some news coming our way this morning from Las Vegas, Nevada-based Robocoin. The company has announced an almost brand-new start on a couple of fronts, as the company aims to better penetrate the bitcoin remittences market. First thing: the Robocoin Classic - the company's first ATM system - is getting a price drop of $5,000. That means operators can now pick one up for $15,000. Some would argue that's still expensive, but hey, it's a price drop. Robocoin Recyclers. The company took the opportunity this morning to introduce a family of Recycler systems, which according to Robocoin is....
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Las Vegas-based bitcoin financial services provider Robocoin has released a new YouTube video that offers a first glimpse of its previously announced banking and remittance platform, Robocoin 2.0. Revealed on 10th June, Robocoin 2.0 finds the bitcoin ATM manufacturer seeking to refine its user experience and broaden its market base in a bid to attract a more global, mainstream audience. Robocoin CEO Jordan Kelley characterized the video as evidence that the company is following through on its promise to deliver a user-friendly product in line with these goals, telling CoinDesk: "A lot of....
Robocoin's Sam Glaser Addresses Concerns About Robocoin ATMs. Recently I was contacted by a disappointed Robocoin ATM user. His experience with the ATM was not good: He felt the fee's were too high. I and others had voiced concerns over security and ease of use as well. In response, Sam Glaser of Robocoin contacted me after reading my article and has answered some questions for me. He let me know his concern about the misconceptions surrounding how and why the Robocoin ATM needs the info and security measures it does. Sam addresses the fee structure as well. With Robocoin ATMs being....
Las Vegas-based bitcoin ATM specialist RoboCoin has revealed new plans for this week's upcoming South By Southwest (SXSW) Interactive festival, set to begin on Friday 7th March and run through 11th March. SXSW is one of the more notable events on the annual tech calendar, having helped launched major brands such as Twitter and Foursquare. Robocoin, which debuted the first bitcoin ATM in Vancouver in October to massive fanfare, has a similarly stylish rollout planned for its SXSW debut. Robocoin will launch four ATMs around the city to raise bitcoin awareness at the event. The result,....
A vocal minority of operators are taking a stand against major bitcoin ATM manufacturer Robocoin over its decision to cut ties with any business partners that refuse to upgrade to its new proprietary wallet platform. At press time, the operators of eight machines have confirmed to CoinDesk that their Robocoin bitcoin ATM units had gone offline over the issue. Robocoin has some 45 machines in operation globally, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin ATM Map. The operators of these eight machines have refused to upgrade to the company's Robocoin 2.0 platform, which will require them to collect....