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Unocoin Technologies Private Ltd., a bitcoin trading and transaction portal has installed India's first bitcoin ATM in Bengaluru, capital city of the state of Karnataka. The machine, which is expected to go live soon, will allow registered customers of Unocoin… Unocoin's bitcoin ATM, which was installed last week and touted as India's first crypto ATM, has been shut down by the Bangalore police. The police has also arrested Unocoin cofounder Harish BV. The police says that the ATM was illegal as it was running without proper approvals. This is in stark contrast to what Unocoin Unocoin also permitted cash transactions at the kiosk subject to some limits. The minimum amount for deposit and withdraw was Rs 1000, and in multiples of Rs 500, the police said. The ATM kiosk installed by Unocoin in Bengaluru's Kempfort Mall has not taken any permission from the state government and is dealing in cryptocurrency outside the remit of the law. Unocoin Founder: Comparing Bitcoin Kiosk to a Bank ATM Landed Us in Trouble About a week since the seizure of what was to be the first Bitcoin ATM in India, one of the co-founders of the firm that installed the cryptocurrency vending machine, Unocoin, has speculated that the debacle could have been avoided with better branding. Setting up a Bitcoin ATM might be risky and probably not so profitable considering that you purchase the Bitcoin ATM machine using Bitcoins. But that's not an issue at all, the real issue is getting the right permissions as a private ATM operator.
21 Oct 2018 Cryptocurrency exchange Unocoin has set up India's Bitcoin ATM in Bangaluru. The machine will let customers to deposit and withdraw the rupee
Unocoin's Cryptocurrency ATM Seized by Authorities In ... A Unocoin’s cryptocurrency ATM has been seized by Indian authorities today, and a 37-year man was arrested, arguing that it was an illegal operation. Supposedly the company had been running this ATM for six months before. India is facing currently a cryptocurrency ban that is not clear enough to cryptocurrency startups and exchanges that are facing this uncomfortable situation while still
Unocoin put an ATM at a Bangalore mall in which customers can deposit rupees without a charge or financial institution card for their trade balances. In Mumbai and Delhi, a more ATMs will start in the forthcoming weeks.
Indian crypto exchange Unocoin is planning to release its own line of crypto ATMs. Founded in 2013, Unocoin is a mobile wallet that enables users to buy, sell, store, use, and accept cryptocurrencies. Since the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) issued a circular in April of this year banning banks Cryptocurrency Exchange Unocoin Opens First Cryptocurrency ATM in Bangalore, India. From this ATM, a user can purchase and sell Bitcoin. Customers of Unocoin and it's another unit Unodex can make transactions from Rs. 1000 to Rs. 10,000 per day via this ATM. One cannot use Debit and Credit Card to purchase Bitcoins at the ATM. On Tuesday, a man who ran India's first bitcoin ATM was apprehended by the police in Bengaluru. The 37-year-old Unocoin Technologies co-founder, Harish BV, was arrested as the police said it was Unocoin Exchange Set to Launch Cryptocurrency ATMs for Five Major Digital Coins in India. India seems to be moving faster than most nations in cryptocurrency & blockchain adoption.According to the latest developments, an Indian based crypto exchange known as Unocoin is set to launch cryptocurrency-oriented ATMs. However, this is yet to be formally announced as speculations in crypto sub-forums Unocoin's Harish BV was arrested last month at a Bangalore mall for running an ATM kiosk without the authorization or license. At the time, the Bangalore police claimed that Unocoin did not have Unocoin, a Bangalore-based cryptocurrency exchange, officially announced their ATM plans for the country. The exchange and it's partners plan to open 30 ATMs concentrated on three of the biggest Metro's in the country. Unocoin ATM. The Unocoin ATMs Unocoin gave a detailed explanation saying that all the users of the company and its crypto-crypto trading platform, Unodax, can withdraw and deposit cash using these ATMs. The customers can deposit and withdraw a minimum amount of 1,000 rupees which should be in multiples of 500 rupees.
Police in the Indian city of Bangalore have seized an ATM just weeks after it was set up by local cryptocurrency exchange Unocoin. The Times of India said in a news report on Wednesday that Harish BV, co-founder and chief technology officer of the Unocoin exchange, was arrested on Tuesday while attending to the crypto ATM, which was installed in a shopping mall and revealed on Oct. 14.
Indian authorities have arrested the co-founder of Unocoin, an upstart Bitcoin exchange in India. According to Times of India, Harish BV, co-founder of Unocoin, was taken into custody for illegally operating the "first" Bitcoin ATM in the world's second-largest nation, located in Bangalore.The BTM was located in the Kemp Fort Mall.. Bitcoin ATM Not Even Working At Time of Arrest Amid turbulence in cryptocurrency ecosystem, Unocoin launched India's first cryptocurrency ATM in Bengaluru's Kemp Fort mall, reported Quartz.. Meant exclusively for Unocoin customers, this ATM can be used to deposit or withdraw money, which can then be used to buy cryptocurrencies from Unocoin's website or mobile app. Exchanges Sponsored Links One week after Indian cryptocurrency exchange Unocoin announced the launch of its ATM, local police have reportedly seized the machine and arrested two founders of the company, including the CEO. Police say the machine was set up without approvals. Also read: Yahoo! Japan Confirms Entrance Into the Crypto Space Several Items Seized Indian Before setting up the ATM, Unocoin had gone through some trials. Inc42 revealed the features of the ATM, as given in the startup's published statement: The ATM allowed Unocoin and Unodax customers to deposit and withdraw — minimum INR 1,000 — by entering user ID and the OTP.
The local police have confiscated the recently launched Bitcoin ATM in India by Unocoin Technologies on the grounds of it being "illegal" as it was set up without any government approvals, The Times of India reports October 24, 2018.. Unocoin Co-Founder in Custody. Harish BV, the co-founder of Unocoin Technologies, was arrested by the cyber crime police on October 23, 2018.
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