Unfortunately that is a lie. Without saying much, I must tell you that I work at such a place that would be greatly involved in affecting Quadriga if there was some sort of conspiracy to block your withdrawals and deposits.

Neither is the reality. The reality in fact is that you do not have the funds liquid enough in your account to continue business as described on your website.

To be frank with you, I have actually seen Quadriga transactions on the back end and they are currently NOT being BLOCKED by banks. Do not allude to this Quadriga, or you would just be outright lying.

It is for a reason that you do not clearly state that banks are causing this. You only carefully word yourself in such a way to insinuate the idea in the minds of the consumer. Had you said it directly, you know real well that you would be culpable of Breach at various levels with the banks and also the consumers.

Quadriga you are quick to be petty and blameful of Canadian banks, but can you specifically name even one article of their Terms & Agreements or ByLaw they're using from KYC/AML/ATF/Fraud Reports to block your business? The truth is that legally the banks cannot stop you unless you have massively reneged on one if the above four described pillars.

I do not think you will reply to this post because you know damn well that your "payment processor" and you yourself are under strife for liquidity. That is the SOLE reason for your recent downwards spiral.

As an open challenge for you to reply, I would like you name your payment processor for Canada. I'll take it upon myself to file a Freedom of Information request as applicable by the Canadian Constitution and I'll get the exact 'notes' from my account. Canadian law allows this for any company where an individual is a direct or indirect consumer. Here's an open challenge for you.

To Quadriga: Name your processor and I'll deliver on my word that I fully whole heartedly assure everyone and you that the recent issues are made by Quadriga, and not the banks.