Topic: BTC-e SEPA (Read 4909 times)
MT.Gox isnt an exchange anymore.
Wouldn't use MtGox anyway, right now.
Can't get my money out by SEPA transfer for over 2 months now, support doesn't respond.
Bitstamp.net is fast right now.
Can't get my money out by SEPA transfer for over 2 months now, support doesn't respond.
Bitstamp.net is fast right now.
Bitstamp uses sepa transfers. Unlike btc-e, deposits are free, and withdrawal costs only 0.9 eur. The withdrawals are very fast. I have money usually same or next day on my bank. But I have bank account in the same country as bitstamp, so outside Slovenia there could be additional day to wait for withdrawal.
Bitstamp?
Bump. I'd to hear anyone who has withdrawn using SEPA. Their is a text area at the bottom with instructions above, why not just have the relevant fields?
Try https://localbitcoins.com/
Many users accept bank transfer's.
Many users accept bank transfer's.
Hello,
I have a quick question. I want to put money into btc-e by a SEPA (bank wire). But it says ''Min sum allowed: 500€'', does this mean I have to transfer atleast 500 euro's? If yes, what is the reason behind it?
Kind regards,
Hema
EDIT: If it's the case that 500 euro is the minimum, are there any other sites who accept a SEPA, without having to send them your passport and stuff (I don't trust that) and exchange these funds into bitcoin?
I have a quick question. I want to put money into btc-e by a SEPA (bank wire). But it says ''Min sum allowed: 500€'', does this mean I have to transfer atleast 500 euro's? If yes, what is the reason behind it?
Kind regards,
Hema
EDIT: If it's the case that 500 euro is the minimum, are there any other sites who accept a SEPA, without having to send them your passport and stuff (I don't trust that) and exchange these funds into bitcoin?
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