As of now, best options to cash out as an American?
What about an American that is outside the US? I can't use gemini outside the US because they require a US sms number. I have a US google voice number that can call/text and receive call and text but gemini recognizes the number as a VOIP number.
Anyone here done wire with bitstamp with no issue? What about binance?
Topic: Best Way to Convert BTC to FIAT for American? (Read 320 times)
What site can you go from btc to paypal? I dont mind getting paypal funds but are these paypal funds legit though?
I use cashoutcryptos.com straightforward and fast.. they buy your bitcoins for Paypal. not much info needed for registration so no jumping through hoops...
I can make use of paxful, Luno and remitano I believe in American all this are available to access. I really enjoyed using Luno which is quiet reliable and smooth. For a couple of years now I trust Luno.
Can americans use paxful?
Any american here use bitstamp? If so experiences?
Any american here use bitstamp? If so experiences?
Americans can use Paxful, sure. It seems like the best alternative to LocalBitcoins if you're trying to avoid KYC.
I used Bitstamp several years ago as an American -- always good experiences, no complaints. However, that was before they mandated KYC and got a Luxembourg license. I've heard a few horror stories about them holding funds hostage (probably because they contacted law enforcement about the accounts in question) or requiring really invasive KYC questionnaires and documentation.
You used to be able to use virwox exchange for paypal transactions but a few weeks ago they stopped the paypal facility. It is not known if they will bring it back again, it was useful for quick transfers if you don't to do KYC on fiat exchanges
www.localbitcoins.com
Simple yet very efficient to use. Built in escrow service to protect both buyer & seller.
Simple yet very efficient to use. Built in escrow service to protect both buyer & seller.
Can americans use paxful?
Any american here use bitstamp? If so experiences?
Any american here use bitstamp? If so experiences?
I use Skrill & Neteller, but transaction fees are high
The best and easiest way to convert your bitcoin into fiat if you are American is to use Coinbase wallet which support this kind of conversion. I do not know if there is an any bitcoin ATM in America because it can also help you to convert your bitcoin into fiat.
The beauty of cryptocurrency is that you can use it all over the world and not be tied to a particular country. Believe there are many cards that will help you in solving this issue.
most of the americans use coinbase for btc to bank account coinbase is widely used by most of the americans and rest is paxful.com
You used to be able to do it via virwox as they took paypal payments, but that has now been discontinued. Not sure if they will enable it again, fees were high but it was easy to use so for some it was still ok to trade there
My advice is to go to a ATM and cash your bitcoins into money.
You can find the bitcoin ATM-s in the USA on this map
https://coinatmradar.com/country/226/bitcoin-atm-united-states/
I do not know if Skrill (second payment processor in the world after PayPal) is available in the USA, but if it is available (Skrill and Neteller), then Skrill is very good for converting bitcoin to fiat money (cash money). You deposit fiat money onto your Skrill account with bitcoin and Skrill sends the fiat money to your bank account. If Skrill is not available in the USA, then try Neteller, please.
You can find the bitcoin ATM-s in the USA on this map
https://coinatmradar.com/country/226/bitcoin-atm-united-states/
I do not know if Skrill (second payment processor in the world after PayPal) is available in the USA, but if it is available (Skrill and Neteller), then Skrill is very good for converting bitcoin to fiat money (cash money). You deposit fiat money onto your Skrill account with bitcoin and Skrill sends the fiat money to your bank account. If Skrill is not available in the USA, then try Neteller, please.
You refer to Fiat money as "real money" and that is a slap in the face of most Bitcoiners on this forum. What makes it real? I can buy physical and digital items with my BTC without any problems, so Bitcoin is very real to me. 
Just open an account at a local Bank in the country where you are working now and link it to a local exchange and then sell the bitcoins. Then you do not have to deal with all the "capital control" nonsense.
Or ask a friendly local to do it for you.
Just open an account at a local Bank in the country where you are working now and link it to a local exchange and then sell the bitcoins. Then you do not have to deal with all the "capital control" nonsense.
Or ask a friendly local to do it for you.
What site can you go from btc to paypal? I dont mind getting paypal funds but are these paypal funds legit though?
You can also get PayPal funds for your bitcoin through LocalBitcoins[1]. There are definitely scammers there, so only pick those reasonably reputable members. Their trust ratings and feedback are publicly displayed anyway, so spend a bit of time checking those statistics.
[1] [1] https://localbitcoins.com/
What site can you go from btc to paypal? I dont mind getting paypal funds but are these paypal funds legit though?
Actually i lived in indonesia, but if you don't mind i can suggest you to use Paypal to convert BTC to Fiat money. I suggest this since i know that BTC can convert to paypal, after you convert to paypal and than you can withdraw from paypal to local bank transfer. I just compare that in indonesia more easier to convert BTC to local bank through local trading market such as triv.com and indodax which automatically can transfer the amount to local bank.
I might sound like a broken record now as I suggest this a lot, but if you simply want to trade BTC <-> fiat almost anywhere in the world, then try out LocalBitcoins[1]. It's also peer-to-peer, which is a good thing. It's just that prices can be a lot pricier. If you don't like the prices listed, I suggest creating your own buy and sell offers.
Best of luck.
[1] https://localbitcoins.com/
Best of luck.
[1] https://localbitcoins.com/
when you want to use something you have to also accept its rules. in this case when you start bringing in fiat you have to also bring in its rules which would include KYC and a ton of other rules and they start with you verifying your accounts on exchanges that you want to use.
if you don't want to use your banks then you should do the trade elsewhere instead of on exchanges. like using some platform to meet others who want to buy/sell bitcoin. but that will also have its own risks because there is a lot of ways to perform fraud when fiat is involved.
if you don't want to use your banks then you should do the trade elsewhere instead of on exchanges. like using some platform to meet others who want to buy/sell bitcoin. but that will also have its own risks because there is a lot of ways to perform fraud when fiat is involved.
If i wanted to sell btc for usd or fiat if i dont have a verified account at coinbase or bitstamp... is the best way to make sure i sell btc at the price i want to sell is basically sell it for usdt at bittrex or binance? Then once im reverified on coinbase or could use gemini, then i basically sell the usdt for btc at bittrex or binance and then immediately send the btc to coinbase or gemini and then i get a usd balance there... and then transfer that to my american bank account?
if you want to sell bitcoin for USD then sell it for USD and don't complicate things with other trades which will require you to pay a lot of trading fees on each of them. not to mention that you would be trusting more than one exchange and you would also have to hold your new tokens (Tether for example) on their platform even if it is a short time and they can scam you and run away at any moment.
may be this coinsutra article might come handy to you (to convert your BTC to Fiat)
https://coinsutra.com/turn-bitcoin-into-cash/
https://coinsutra.com/turn-bitcoin-into-cash/
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