[alexg]

Thanks for this. I didn’t know.

To be clear, are you saying that in countries like India it is illegal to provide an market trading between fiat and crypto, but individuals are still allowed to enter into private deals exchanging fiat and crypto?

[alexg]

Hello,

Please see the chapter “Exchange Rates” in the accompanying documentation.

You can set the default at the site level or user level.

kind regards

[alexg]

I do not see this problem with the test data I have on my machine, but I will check. Thanks.

[alexg]

Thank you bigblue for sharing your thoughts.

Unfortunately I am not able to implement such a plugin at this time.

It would be too far a departure from the current components I am working on and I do not have the time to work on this.

kind regards

[alexg]

You cannot change this at the moment. Assuming that your selected fiat coin for display is USD, the rate is displayed with the default formatting for USD, which is two decimals. However, for the exchange rates UI it makes sense to have a few more digits, so I will add those.

Thank you for reporting.

kind regards

[alexg]

OK, a few questions:

1. Did the exchange work before and suddenly stopped working? Or is this a new setup?

2. Do you have any JavaScript errors in your console?

3. Did you change your theme recently?

4. Could you try disabling any other plugins that you may have added recently?

Please let me know. I can also login to your site to have a look if you like.

kind regards

[alexg]

Yes, if you removed your payment details then that should do it!

I cannot enable automatic payments for you. You have to authorize this on your end. Perhaps if you reenter your payment details?

My records indicate that your premium account is currently active.

If your account becomes inactive after the current three month period has elapsed, you should be able to setup a new recurring payment by clicking on the membership button at the homepage.

kind regards

[alexg]

I will fix it with the upcoming release of the coin adapter.

Thank you for reporting this.

[alexg]

“Large” servers like Bittrex, Binance, Poloniex, etc do not run on a server. Instead they are built using different technologies and infrastructure that enables them to leverage large server farms. Their apps are usually built as containerized microservices and they do a lot of stuff to ensure high availability that are simply not possible with WordPress. You can certainly use a big server to improve performance and scalability of the Exchange, but unfortunately I do not have any concrete numbers for you. Roughly speaking, I do not think that with this type of technology you would be able to serve millions of people. This is why I added the warning.

[alexg]

I do not understand which UI this is, perhaps due to your CSS.

Which shortcode did you use to display this?

[alexg]

The ban will not be user-specific. Rather, I would like to duplicate a feature of some existing markets.

Therefore there will not be a role-specific limit. However you could implement it by hooking into the wallets_api_limit_order filter.

kind regards

[alexg]

Instructions are here:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

Simply add your CSS in the styles.css file of your child theme.

How far have you got?

[alexg]

Could you please explain why you find the code hard to use?

The code is stored as a “deposit address” in the wp_wallets_adds table and can also be viewed for a particular user in the user profiles section in your WordPress admin.

kind regards

[alexg]

1. Are you talking about the [wallets_rates] shortcode? Yes, I should increase the number of decimals.

2. I will look into adding kraken. Do not share your API credential with me.

kind regards

[alexg]

This is now fixed in Faucet version 1.4.3. Please upgrade. Thanks.

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