Topic: Anyone having experience in buying BTC from international bitcoin exchanges? (Read 4817 times)
November 14, 2017, 12:06:50 AM
I have no experience in exchange for international but i refer to you to exchange site etherdelta, yobit, coinexchange and their are many sites that you can exchange your eth to money.
September 21, 2017, 05:16:47 AM
for sbi , reward rate is .50 Paise for 100 Rs of International transaction that is .5% (so out of 1.99% ) ...you get .5% as reward benefit.
For yes bank reward is 2% and Mark up is 1.75%...so ideally it is NO Mark up.
For my profit calculation of approx 2% or even more, above are excluded (and doesnt matter , if i get rewards it is Bonus
)
Coming to eligibility,I dont think thier is specific income requirement for SBI Elite, for Yes Bank you need to have a credit card with another bank with at least 3 Lakhs Credit Limit or else you have to pay annual fees.(for me it is Life Time Free card)
For yes bank reward is 2% and Mark up is 1.75%...so ideally it is NO Mark up.
For my profit calculation of approx 2% or even more, above are excluded (and doesnt matter , if i get rewards it is Bonus
)Coming to eligibility,I dont think thier is specific income requirement for SBI Elite, for Yes Bank you need to have a credit card with another bank with at least 3 Lakhs Credit Limit or else you have to pay annual fees.(for me it is Life Time Free card)
September 21, 2017, 03:10:00 AM
Using SBI Elite card ( mark up 1.99% + taxes) almost equal to reward rate . Other is yes bank first CC markup is 1.75% +taxes ,reward rate is more than markup !
could you tell the eligibility criteria for these cards? Also how does rewards point cover the markup? For eg doesn't it work like - spend 100$ markup is 2$. And rewards are in some small points whose value is very low? Like a 100 points equal to 1$? September 20, 2017, 10:45:24 PM
Using SBI Elite card ( mark up 1.99% + taxes) almost equal to reward rate . Other is yes bank first CC markup is 1.75% +taxes ,reward rate is more than markup !
September 20, 2017, 04:39:09 AM
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September 20, 2017, 04:03:26 AM
Can someone please help me on following,
I have low Forex mark up credit card (almost NIL Forex Markup). I plan to buy Bitcoin in USD and Sell here in INR through India exchanges as arbitrage opportunity.
a) Does FEMA applies to this ? This will be trading ,so i will buy through credit card(CC payment in INR )>>>Bitcoin in USD>>>Zebpay ,Bitcoin Sold in INR >>>> Bank Account transfer to Credit Card again . and repeat process. Average margin comes around 2%(after all expenses).
b) As the transaction turnover itself will be high , will their be any issue with Income Tax ? ( I am ok to pay tax).
Fema Per se is not applicable. Though the amounts will be huge and you will be flagged up in the Indian Financial and tax department system as you will be dealing in forex. You may do so at your own risk. Bear in mind once they get a whiff of you , you will be harassed to no end until you cough up something. Btw, which card is offering such a low/nil markup? I have low Forex mark up credit card (almost NIL Forex Markup). I plan to buy Bitcoin in USD and Sell here in INR through India exchanges as arbitrage opportunity.
a) Does FEMA applies to this ? This will be trading ,so i will buy through credit card(CC payment in INR )>>>Bitcoin in USD>>>Zebpay ,Bitcoin Sold in INR >>>> Bank Account transfer to Credit Card again . and repeat process. Average margin comes around 2%(after all expenses).
b) As the transaction turnover itself will be high , will their be any issue with Income Tax ? ( I am ok to pay tax).
September 20, 2017, 01:36:18 AM
Can someone please help me on following,
I have low Forex mark up credit card (almost NIL Forex Markup). I plan to buy Bitcoin in USD and Sell here in INR through India exchanges as arbitrage opportunity.
a) Does FEMA applies to this ? This will be trading ,so i will buy through credit card(CC payment in INR )>>>Bitcoin in USD>>>Zebpay ,Bitcoin Sold in INR >>>> Bank Account transfer to Credit Card again . and repeat process. Average margin comes around 2%(after all expenses).
b) As the transaction turnover itself will be high , will their be any issue with Income Tax ? ( I am ok to pay tax).
I have low Forex mark up credit card (almost NIL Forex Markup). I plan to buy Bitcoin in USD and Sell here in INR through India exchanges as arbitrage opportunity.
a) Does FEMA applies to this ? This will be trading ,so i will buy through credit card(CC payment in INR )>>>Bitcoin in USD>>>Zebpay ,Bitcoin Sold in INR >>>> Bank Account transfer to Credit Card again . and repeat process. Average margin comes around 2%(after all expenses).
b) As the transaction turnover itself will be high , will their be any issue with Income Tax ? ( I am ok to pay tax).
September 05, 2017, 02:38:53 AM
Anyone used Credit/Debit Cards on any international exchanges yet like Kraken / Poloneix / CEX ? I have successfully registered a tier 2 account with my card there, but have not purchased anything yet. With bitcoin prices crashed right now, it might be time to pull the trigger.
If anyone has purchased via their card on any international exchange, please tell me how much total cost did you have to incur (including all fees, charges)?
Kraken doesn't accept cc/dc. You can't even make a wire transfer from India. Poloniex is only a crypto to crypto exchange. No fiat currency deposits.If anyone has purchased via their card on any international exchange, please tell me how much total cost did you have to incur (including all fees, charges)?
Cex is the only one i found willing to accept wire transfers and also cc/dc. Their prices are also usually 4-6% higher than all other exchanges. Combine this with a 3.5% fees on dc/cc funding, you're looking at a 8-10 % higher price. Makes it a bit unsettling and unattractive proposition. However, if that's the only way, i would recommend to buy from cex (as compared to the crook Indian exchanges , they're not even exchanges, just middlemen manipulating prices and earning fees), as you'll also be getting a higher price when you sell there.
Tip- you can recover at least your cc/dc fees by some active trading.
If that sounds like too much hassle, bitbay is launching the biggest and best exchange in India pretty soon. Head over to bitbay.in and register.
Cheers.
September 05, 2017, 01:49:40 AM
Anyone used Credit/Debit Cards on any international exchanges yet like Kraken / Poloneix / CEX ? I have successfully registered a tier 2 account with my card there, but have not purchased anything yet. With bitcoin prices crashed right now, it might be time to pull the trigger.
If anyone has purchased via their card on any international exchange, please tell me how much total cost did you have to incur (including all fees, charges)?
If anyone has purchased via their card on any international exchange, please tell me how much total cost did you have to incur (including all fees, charges)?
September 04, 2017, 12:17:42 PM
Its very simple, buy bitcoins in usd from localbitcoin from US sellers in cheap, transfer bitcoins to Indian exchange or sell in localbitcoin to indian buyers in INR, if you have money in usd this is the best way, but if you are trying to do whole round through INR then you may lose some money due to foreign exchange conversion.All the best
September 03, 2017, 02:42:50 PM
Wiring funds to a company is not possible from India. There are restrictions that applies for outward remittances that a person can do. You are limited to certain purposes. Only if you mention Okcoin or bitstamp as educational institution, you can complete the transfer. Doing so may lead to serious charges if found. You can't do continuous transfers to abroad because that will bring RBI and income tax dept's eye on your account. Better find some trust worthy person who sells btc or use local exchanges.
September 02, 2017, 01:57:17 AM
I tried my luck with nearly all the international exchanges out there and so far only cex.io lets me buy funds with my debit card! Though there's a good amount of fees they charge and price is higher than bitstamp/bitfinex it saves the hassle of wire transfers. Also found this on the hdfc website for wire transfers.https://imgur.com/Jsze06k
June 23, 2017, 06:31:53 AM
Can anybody remitting money to India use bitcoins? If bitcoins are sent from abroad and then sold in Indian exchanges, are we violating any FEMA guidelines.
Plus remittances are tax free. Is this the case with bitcoins sent from abroad and then sold on Indian exchanges as well?
An article which doesn't go into the taxation/legality aspects..
https://cointelegraph.com/news/receiving-remittances-in-india-with-rupee-you-lose-with-bitcoin-you-profit
Plus remittances are tax free. Is this the case with bitcoins sent from abroad and then sold on Indian exchanges as well?
An article which doesn't go into the taxation/legality aspects..
https://cointelegraph.com/news/receiving-remittances-in-india-with-rupee-you-lose-with-bitcoin-you-profit
You're NOT violating FEMA or any other law by encashing BTCs at Indian Exchanges yet. The same applies for mining bitcoins in India. As of now ordinary income tax applies for both cases.
What kind of taxation. If I am remitting money in my own NRE account , I dont pay any taxes on those amount. all the proceeds are tax free.
Intrested to know if I can buy BTC with USD/CAD and sell BTC in INR.
Then how will the tax play out. Do i pay tax in say canada or in India. There is no basis of paying in canada , because I never sold anything in CAD. And my INR deposited are technically remittance which are not taxed.
June 23, 2017, 04:16:15 AM
That is surprising. Normally I see nil or fee like 0.05% some thing like that for wire transfer from exchange side. From bank side, its around INR 600 or something like that (SBI). And when we remit, we should be shown what would be the final value reaching the end point, that is exchange. So far I could see this is the cheapest option?!
give it a try then
i told you there is middle bank which you never know existed which takes a large amount of fee (which means remittance happen via two banks you to your bank - your bank to intl bank - the intl bank to exchange ) . rest you know
June 23, 2017, 03:11:52 AM
Hi
Can you please quote which bank it is, so could be beneficial for others as well. We are very eager to give a try.
Can you please quote which bank it is, so could be beneficial for others as well. We are very eager to give a try.
i suggest you to not give a try , its worthless . you will loose money , not only the exchange website will take fee but your bank , middle bank ( which you are not aware of existed) , so you pay 35-50$ fee everywhere each .
i had loosed money wiring funds , as i said to okcoin.
you may try icici
That is surprising. Normally I see nil or fee like 0.05% some thing like that for wire transfer from exchange side. From bank side, its around INR 600 or something like that (SBI). And when we remit, we should be shown what would be the final value reaching the end point, that is exchange. So far I could see this is the cheapest option?!
You understand that 0.05% comes to $50 if you're sending $1000, right?
So if you're transferring $1000 (INR 66000), you're paying $50 (INR 3300) to exchange + INR 600 to bank as commission.
Not to mention that the currency conversion rates they use is generally Rs.1 higher than normal rates, so you might end up spending Rs.67 for each dollar instead of Rs.66
June 22, 2017, 04:31:31 AM
It's cheaper to just buy Bitcoins from someone trustworthy here (On the forum) via PayPal.
Normally the premium is around 3-5% (Not including the Paypal fee), but it still beats wiring money to International exchanges.
Normally the premium is around 3-5% (Not including the Paypal fee), but it still beats wiring money to International exchanges.
June 22, 2017, 03:01:26 AM
Hi
Can you please quote which bank it is, so could be beneficial for others as well. We are very eager to give a try.
Can you please quote which bank it is, so could be beneficial for others as well. We are very eager to give a try.
i suggest you to not give a try , its worthless . you will loose money , not only the exchange website will take fee but your bank , middle bank ( which you are not aware of existed) , so you pay 35-50$ fee everywhere each .
i had loosed money wiring funds , as i said to okcoin.
you may try icici
June 05, 2017, 11:29:06 AM
Apply for International debit/credit card from your current account and forward it to your friend. Deposit money here and tell him to withdraw money there but their is limit on withdrawing cash (I don't know about limits), but if your friend can get POS machine from it's bank then he can directly transfer money from your account to his account with less fees.
If you want to know more in detail feel free to PM me.
If you want to know more in detail feel free to PM me.
June 05, 2017, 02:28:25 AM
It's easier to do corruption here than buying bits
June 04, 2017, 09:17:30 AM
Its not worth a try. I have wired funds to okcoin , I can wire them now also , but your bank , the middle bank and okcoin will eat up a lot of fee ,which will eventually eat up your profit and a lot time consuming as well.
What purpose did you specufy to your bank for this wire transfer to okcoin? Jump to: