Tradehill Breaks With Credit Union Partner

By  |  August 30, 2013
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San Francisco-based virtual currency exchange Tradehill shut down bitcoin trading on August 30, due to “banking and regulatory” issues, Finextra reported on August 30.

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    In a message posted to Reddit, Tradehill claimed its credit union partner, Internet Archive Federal Credit Union (IAFCU), played a role in the decision. It also issued an email that indicated it will cease its relationship with IAFCU, which holds Tradehill’s customer accounts.

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