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Withdrawals are sent through the Bitcoin network unless the Bitcoin address is the deposit address for another WeExchange account and then it is handled internally with no transaction on the blockchain. | |||
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For an introductory period of time there is no charge (no commission/fee) for trades on the currency exchange. | |||
==Security== | ==Security== | ||
Latest revision as of 04:20, 30 January 2013
A bitcoin currency exchange/trading platform.
Adding Funds
USD
- A MtGox redeemable code is the method for depositing USD funds.
CAD
- Interac E-Transfer
AUD
- Bank wire transfer (transfer must include reference message).
BTC
- Bitcoins funds can be deposited at no charge.
The BTC deposit address does not expire or change and later deposits to the same address can be made.
BTC funds deposited are available for trading after six confirmations.
Withdrawing Funds
BTC
- There is no fee for BTC withdrawal.
Withdrawals are sent through the Bitcoin network unless the Bitcoin address is the deposit address for another WeExchange account and then it is handled internally with no transaction on the blockchain.
USD
- A MtGox redeemable code is the method for withdrawing USD funds.
CAD
- Interac E-Transfer
AUD
- Bank wire transfer
Trading
For an introductory period of time there is no charge (no commission/fee) for trades on the currency exchange.
Security
Login and withdrawals can be protected with multi-factor authentication (also referred to as two-factor authentication or 2FA) using Google Authenticator.
History
The exchange emerged from its limited (invite-only) operations on December 8, 2012[1].
The exchange is operated in Australia by WeExchange Australia, Pty. Ltd and in the U.S. by WeExchange, Inc of Texas.
See Also
External Links
- WeExchange.co website