Post of @JohnnyDoe reminded me of this and I didn't want to spam the original thread here. Has anyone used Deltec Bank? Last time I visited their website had no option to create an account with them. This might be the holy grail for us crypto bugs.
I have mixed feelings about them. Also their crypto branch is a separate entity called Delchain, sometimes it seems that they don't communicate with each other. Someone says the Deltec guys are cowboys...Post of @JohnnyDoe reminded me of this and I didn't want to spam the original thread here. Has anyone used Deltec Bank? Last time I visited their website had no option to create an account with them. This might be the holy grail for us crypto bugs.
Has anyone used Deltec Bank?
Yuck, that looks like one of those fast food buildings in US lmao, I have to start looking at these things more, thanks for the heads up, I'll stay away from it.Hell no. Have you seen their office even? I have been fortunate to drive past it. It's opposite Capital Union bank.
Maybe go on google map to see their office then come back here and tell me your feelings please. Don't just go by website.
Yuck, that looks like one of those fast food buildings in US lmao, I have to start looking at these things more, thanks for the heads up, I'll stay away from it.
I don’t get what’s wrong with Deltec house. Btw they keep their IT elsewhere.Hell no. Have you seen their office even? I have been fortunate to drive past it. It's opposite Capital Union bank.
Maybe go on google map to see their office then come back here and tell me your feelings please. Don't just go by website.
I don’t get what’s wrong with Deltec house. Btw they keep their IT elsewhere.
Deltec will become the biggest bank in the region after the acquisition of Ansbacher (which in its turn acquired Julius Baer not long ago).
This time I have to spend a good word for a bank I don’t likeYes I hope that bungalow is not where they house their staff and manage $70bn or so of Tether. One hopes they have a huge office somewhere with plenty of staff and IT systems and running water. Caribbean shell banks are still a reality sadly.
Tether has an account with Deltec where USD (fiat) and other assets are deposited as collateral to USDT.
Staff and IT is somewhere else
The Bahamas banks are on another level compared to other Caribbean banks (save for Caymans). This doesn’t mean they are any good, just better, don’t misinterpret my words
“shell banks” with a small office and a couple of people inside do exist in the Bahamas, but they have (or had) a good reason to exist.
Who knows? That’s why I said buy USDCSorry I meant the assets backing Tether (see below March 2022 audit report of assets)...why did I say Tether . Where are all Tethers banks based?
https://assets.ctfassets.net/vyse88...nsolidated_Reserves_Report_2022-03-31__3_.pdf
They won’t tell for “security reasons”, but no doubt it has to be somewhere. It’s just impossible to do what they do from the bungalow.Do you know where this? Is it even in Bahamas? I can always drive past again .
I meant that Bahamas banks suck less than banks in other Caribbean countries. Not that they don’t suck. Unfortunately I know first hand having sued one BS bankHumm I will have to disagree with you as someone that lives in Bahamas and with intricit knowledge of the banking scene. I shake my head at what I have seen here.
Who knows? That’s why I said buy USDC
They won’t tell for “security reasons”, but no doubt it has to be somewhere. It’s just impossible to do what they do from the bungalow.
Not that the big 4 are any better… I believe Tether tried to hire one of them, but they got rejected for “reputational risk”Who remembers the German Wirecard bank and the missing 1.9bn supposed to be held in some bank in Asia? I can see why they chose that audit firm rather than the big 4. For a $70bn company it seems odd choice .
I am sure Tether knocked at the door of many “big banks” and got rejected. They ended up with Deltec certainly not by choice. Kudos to Deltec to accept Tether as a client.Lol...I hope you see the red flags? Where is the transparency in operations with this $70bn company. Isn't crypto about transparency. Tether seems opaque at best and at worse its operations are not legit.
Sorry Tether does not even pass the basic sniff test.
They don't manage tether assets... Tether predominantly owns US Bonds (silly idea) as the US can then just easily seize them, and write the debt off lolYes I hope that bungalow is not where they house their staff and manage $70bn or so of Tether. One hopes they have a huge office somewhere with plenty of staff and IT systems and running water. Caribbean shell banks are still a reality sadly.
Stop FUDding peopleThey don't manage tether assets... Tether predominantly owns US Bonds (silly idea) as the US can then just easily seize them, and write the debt off lol
I can imagine the regulator laughing when the Tether guys walk in the room to discuss obtaining a banking licenseWith that much money Tether can open it's own bank, like Kraken will. I don't know why they don't do it, they even got some CIAs backing them.
They don't manage tether assets... Tether predominantly owns US Bonds (silly idea) as the US can then just easily seize them, and write the debt off lol
Not that the big 4 are any better… I believe Tether tried to hire one of them, but they got rejected for “reputational risk”
I am sure Tether knocked at the door of many “big banks” and got rejected. They ended up with Deltec certainly not by choice. Kudos to Deltec to accept Tether as a client.
No, it tells how much incompetent the big 4 are. They rejected Tether as a client (assuming this ever happened) only because of Tether’s business nature, not because they had concerns about how it is operated.Then that tells you all you need to know abut Tether.
It’s not an indicator of anything. Banks and audit firms reject clients just because they don’t like their business, their face, or their passport, not because they have legitimate concerns about their operations.It's a good sign that banks and Audit firms have legitimate concerns if what you say is true about them shopping around.
Wirecard was audited by EYI am looking for the facts about Tether but all I am seeing is a weak opaque audit report and bunch of people with blind faith but no facts on where there staff office, assets backing Tether etc are all held. This is what collapsed wirecard when assets did not all exist.
That’s a different subject and has nothing to do with the bank and auditor they use.People honestly need to get answers to basic questions from Tether and not rely on blind faith.
No, it tells how much incompetent the big 4 are. They rejected Tether as a client (assuming this ever happened) only because of Tether’s business nature, not because they had concerns about how it is operated.
It’s not an indicator of anything. Banks and audit firms reject clients just because they don’t like their business, their face, or their passport, not because they have legitimate concerns about their operations.
Wirecard was audited by EY
That’s a different subject and has nothing to do with the bank and auditor they use.
Short term use: USDT or any other stablecoinhttps://cointelegraph.com/news/teth...ves-will-it-silence-critics-mollify-investors
Learn from Euro Pacific Bank insolvency. If you can't see the audited financials of Tether then don't touch USDT. Be safe rather than sorry.
I stopped looking at financials after Enron.the audited financials of Tether