
“The bitcoin payment system, Bitspend, has been forced to stop operations after its bank accounts were frozen. Bitspend is a service that acted as a bridge between those who held cash in the form of bitcoin, and merchants who did not accept bitcoin payments. According to the firm, its banks (Chase and another unnamed bank) both told it that they regarded businesses which trade in bitcoin as ‘too high risk’. The banks allegedly did this without notice. Furthermore, Chase bank has also closed the personal accounts of the firm’s owner. The company stated that it will honour orders as soon as it can, but with the current state of affairs it cannot pay its own bills.”
http://www.coindesk.com/bitspend-ceases-trading-due-to-frozen-accounts/
Related posts:
Malta's European Investment-Citizenship Program Explained
Near the Debt Ceiling, No One Can Hear You Scream
A Computerized, Desktop Metal Fabricator for $1,400?
Shield Mutual: Adam Kokesh Legal Defense Fund Update
Trump, Duterte, Congress, and the Philippine Drug War Killings
Egypt invites Russia to mine uranium, build nuclear power plants
Orphans: Adding Company Value in the Biotech Space
How The Establishment Will Attempt To Bring Down The Liberty Movement
Michigan couple grew 206 marijuana plants ‘across the street from city hall’
NYPD stop-and-frisk whistleblowers facing retribution
Julian Assange Praised the Paul Family, But He's Only Half Right
Apple Won't Explain Why It's Against Bitcoin
Jim Rogers on China's economic slowdown - Channel C
Private Prison Firm Agrees To Nationwide Settlement Over Violence
Another Push for Global Taxation from the United Nations