Topic: Best payment option for selling BTC (Read 1282 times)
I usually use bank transfer or OkPay. Both are very safe. Cash is still the best but difficult when the buyer is not living near your. DON'T use Paypal! The buyer is able to do a reverse of the payment and Paypal is finally protecting the buyer's interest more than seller's interest. I made a bad experience using Paypal.
Hello guys, i have not used Bitstamp but with yacuna.com without problems, you need identity verification . You can also do it in ATMs , but the daily and monthly amount is very small, about 600 USD a day (at leastin my country). In xapo.com also need identity verification. In Payza.com also need to verify your identity and you can only withdraw 20,000 USD maximum per transaction.
Regards.
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I have a few coins I am thinking about selling but I dont know the ebst payment option to ask for.
I was htinking moneygram but the fees are a bit much to add fees for the BTC.
MP and Greendot are dead right?
Paypal is well paypal.
Only other option is what cash in the mail.
Does anyone have any advice?
I was htinking moneygram but the fees are a bit much to add fees for the BTC.
MP and Greendot are dead right?
Paypal is well paypal.
Only other option is what cash in the mail.
Does anyone have any advice?
Hi,
https://cryptonit.net offers a variety of comfortable FIAT withdrawal methods for crypto sellers such as: paypal, international wire/SEPA, skrill, okpay, perfect money, moneygram, western union, payeer and others.
Should you have any questions regarding service, feel free to let me know.
Regards
Edward
Bank transfer maybe ( if available in your country ), I have used bank transfer many times.
A lot of people are recommending Payza and other similar payment processors. I recommend you to do read about their fee structure before choosing any of them.
I think the best option for you would be to use LocalBitcoins and search for local buyers and then choose a payment processor which is easily accessible in your country. You might even find some cash buyers their, just always remember to trade with people who have 1000+ positive trades and have verified their IDs etc.
I think the best option for you would be to use LocalBitcoins and search for local buyers and then choose a payment processor which is easily accessible in your country. You might even find some cash buyers their, just always remember to trade with people who have 1000+ positive trades and have verified their IDs etc.
Do https://www.bitquick.co and receive cash directly into your bank account!
Perfect Money 
Bank Transfer/Cash payments/Perfect Money/OKPay are some payment methods which are safe and non reversible. Even Payza is safe to use and exchange bitcoins. If you want to use PayPal, Localbitcoins and Virwox are some good exchangers but the fees are high.
You can just trade for direct cash or Bank transfer through an exchange. You can also sell it for Webmoney funds. But if in the end, you need cash, you will have to do a cash trade or bank transfer.
What you need is bit-x.com or something similar.
Just you'll have to provide some personal details there.
Just you'll have to provide some personal details there.
Prepaid Bitcoin is the best place to buy bitcoin with Paypal. www.prepaidbitco.in 
you can try perfectmoney or payeer.
why no circle, it's easy and fast, and it let you use a credit card
I recommend you to use Payeer. They have low fees (1% each transaction) and you can also send micro payments.
Withdrawal options there are for example bank transfer and credit card funding.
Withdrawal options there are for example bank transfer and credit card funding.
You can sell with neteller (neteller use bitpay) and later cashout to wire transferd, credit card o more method
Cash is the only non-reversible/electronic payment method.
True that.
Cash is the only non-reversible/electronic payment method.
You can use payza, skrill and many other payment processors but, i strongly suggest that you do not send cash through the mail; if you plan on sending cash through the mail, send it as a registered letter so the person receiving it has to present a valid form of identification but, lets not stray from the point, sending money through the mail is a bad idea it raises suspicions like you wouldn't even imagine and it can be stolen in transit to its intended destination.
I have a few coins I am thinking about selling but I dont know the ebst payment option to ask for.
I was htinking moneygram but the fees are a bit much to add fees for the BTC.
MP and Greendot are dead right?
Paypal is well paypal.
Only other option is what cash in the mail.
Does anyone have any advice?
I was htinking moneygram but the fees are a bit much to add fees for the BTC.
MP and Greendot are dead right?
Paypal is well paypal.
Only other option is what cash in the mail.
Does anyone have any advice?
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