@hesham3del
This is the 2nd I hear about it in a couple of days.
What is so unique about it ?
Can I still open this wallet, and could you elaborate please by being very cool wallet ?
Go sign up at Circle.com, then wait (and wait and wait) for an invite.
I like that I bought Bitcoin for the first time with a credit card, thanks to Circle. The BTC was available pretty much immediately. They must have some good fraud detection, perhaps based on asking for an address, birthdate, and last 4 of a social. That, or they don't mind losing some funds due to fraud in exchange for gaining market share and a good reputation. Seems like the paradigm used to be that paying for Bitcoin with a credit card was impractical, due to fraud risk and the irreversibility of Bitcoin payments.
Also, I believe accounts are covered by insurance! That seems like an interesting benefit to an online wallet! I really was curious to see how a well-funded, more mainstream business would handle Bitcoin. And as most have said, their wallet and interface seems pretty slick and easy. And zero fees on Bitcoin buying and selling, unlike most other sources. I may make future Bitcoin buys on Circle rather than Coinbase (I used to be more of a limit order buyer on exchanges, but it's been awhile).
And yeah, they had a promotion to sign up, and get $10 of Bitcoin when they (finally) invite you to start using their service. But I think that promotion might be over. I hadn't heard about $50.
Two Bit Idiot liked and detailed his experience here:
http://two-bit-idiot.tumblr.com/post/91994263494/circles-wallet-is-legit
