cryptocurrency trading
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Rakzs
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It's kind of impossible for the entire market to be a fraud pumped by a relatively new coin (in comparison to btc).
To answer the OPs question, Authorize.net would be a good fit from my experience, but preferably take as many payments in crypto as possible as it would have no restrictions and issues that common processors would have and it's directly linked to your business so customers will be more likely to pay with it.
jono5500
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Thanks. I might have to ditch clickfunnels which means it will take me longer to set up.
Thanks. I will
zebestof230
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Si tou
Interested in this process.
And keep CF and Cryptos, so you have several sources. You can use GumRoad too.
Do you have good track record (not just few months) or are you selling wind ?
Interested in this process.
And keep CF and Cryptos, so you have several sources. You can use GumRoad too.
jono5500
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I have a good track record, but it is only for a few months. I trade myself just want to sell indicators/signals for recurring extra cash. Thanks, I will try Gumroad.
Rakzs
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If it's an indicator that doesn't repaint and has a good track record, you can be very succesful. I myself run signals, and it's going quite well (I do free but share my referral).
zebestof230
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Do you guys do analysis or only signals ? Would be interested to have a look.
jono5500
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It does repaint, but I am looking for ways around that. It generates about 100 - 150 trades a month and so far I see 2 or 3 instances a month in live trading so I am not too worried about that.
CryptMedia
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Maybe accept crypto if your users are already familiar with it..
jono5500
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I prefer the systems/algo approach, so no analysis as part of my trading. I don't want to have to sit in front of a laptop all day. Plus, I worry that my emotional state will affect my decisions.
jono5500
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I plan to. I just worry it might add some friction in the sales process and reduce conversions if I only accept crypto.
Rakzs
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Unfortunately it's against the rules for me to share it because it's not allowed to link to outside groups here. But it's signals and analysis.
Titus Lotuss
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you need a high risk payment processor. Are you a registered entity?
jono5500
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I have a UK registered company, but I haven't really started trading yet. What registrations do I need?
zebestof230
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Be careful with giving financial advices in Europe/UK without proper licence. It's punished heavily. (It's called FCA if I recall, and tbh, it's not that hard to get it, you just need proper knowledge). And it's not like in a US getting off by putting a simple "This is not financial advice" lol.
jono5500
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Thanks. I will do some research and see what I need to do. Many people get away with this by saying they are providing education and that is what I plan to do but will tread carefully.
If you are planning to sell bots/signals to crypto users,you should accept payment in crypto.These users are going to purchase crypto anyway so you won't lose many sales.With so many crypto exchanges around,nowadays it is not difficult to purchase crypto and due to the nature of your business,you can expect most of your potential customers to be crypto savvy.
Titus Lotuss
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sorry cant help you here, if USA company, I can help you get sorted out. Goodluck.
You may want to get listed as a registered entity and go through proper compliance and regulation process. So you can transact properly and have online payment platforms work with you. Other option though, accept crypto as payment.