LazyCoins to Preview The Killer Bitcoin App LazyPay at BitcoinExpo 2015 London
London, January 24, 2015 - LazyCoins demoed their killer Bitcoin app LazyPay at the BitcoinExpo 2015 in London last weekend. The company has spent months carefully and quietly planning to take the app public. Including running the payment and merchant services app through testing with a security firm. And holding Q&As in order to perfect their software....
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This is a press release and was not written by the NewsBTC team. 24 - 25 January 2015. London, United Kingdom. After a previous success of Central European Bitcoin Expo Vienna, BitcoinExpo 2014 Shanghai and Bitcoin 2 Business Congress Brussels, the CryptoEvents team brings BitcoinExpo London 2015 to you. Conference will take place in the capital of United Kingdom on 24 - 25 January 2015. The event brings value speeches, debates, networking, exhibitions and this time also startups show. The BitcoinExpo 2015 is exclusively organized for everyone who cares about startup and new technology,....
Altcoin exchange LazyCoins is re-launching with a new mobile payments and merchant services app. In a growing world of digital currency, LazyCoins is looking to compete with the likes of bitcoin conglomerate BitPay and fight for its place in the virtual payments universe. Founder Danial Daychopan commented on the decision to re-launch, and what users can expect from the trading platform now that it's been set on a new path: "LazyCoins itself was actually announced to the public some time last year, but we launched beta in July. We didn't send out a press release because we wanted to learn....
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A British startup has launched a cryptocurrency exchange and plans a merchant payment processor focused on businesses in London soon. Notably, the self-funded firm, called LazyCoins, is a registered Money Services Business (MSB) with the country's tax authority. That is something no other British exchange can claim. "We're trying to be as transparent as we can while waiting for the legislation to catch up," said LazyCoins' managing director Peter Heigho. Hazy regulatory landscape. The startup's attempts to gain government oversight throws a spotlight on the UK's regulatory regime for....
Bitcoin startup LazyPay has a chance to win a share of the £1,000,000 in prize money for the winner of Virgin Mobile's Pitch To Rich competition. The London-based Bitcoin wallet, exchange and payment processor is the only digital currency startup competing in the event. The annual competition tries to find the brightest and best entrepreneurs in all of Britain. Startups can compete in three different categories: New Things, Start-Up and Grow. Competing startups can receive up to £250,000 in marketing support, 12 months of business support and advice from billionaire and Virgin Group CEO,....