Yes, but they run with international bank accounts. This means users of the service are often required to pay international transfer fees (was £25 for us). On

Yes, but they run with international bank accounts. This means users of the service are often required to pay international transfer fees (was £25 for us). On the face of it this seems like a good solution, but it's another barrier for wider adoption. Also observe the gbp/usd value difference on a site like bitcoinaverage.com. It's often ~10% dearer when buying in gbp. This expensive price difference is caused by illiquidity and higher logistical differences when buying btc from a uk point of view. Uk buyers are suffering for it. It's not fair.