Topic: Circle.com Deposit - US Bank Account (Read 1499 times)
I don't know if you can stop that... Ive experienced the same, never found a solution.
I'd like to load my circle.com account through my US Bank Account but not buy the BitCoins until my account receives the money from my US bank (ie 5 days). I've done one successful load from my bank account, but I only get $100 instant and need to wait for the remaining $900 to clear.
I don't want to be subject to the currency fluctuations while my money is transferred. How can I accomplish that?
I don't want to be subject to the currency fluctuations while my money is transferred. How can I accomplish that?
Instead of using Circle, use Coinbase. It has an on-site USD wallet now, so that you can buy and sell from it instantly. Then you can load the wallet with $1k (wait 5 days or whatever for it to be deposited), and then convert when you're ready... instantly! You can also trade back and forth when you want with no delay.
I have an account with Coinbase as well and I like the fact that you can convert bitcoins into almost any currency in the world with great ease.
I'd like to load my circle.com account through my US Bank Account but not buy the BitCoins until my account receives the money from my US bank (ie 5 days). I've done one successful load from my bank account, but I only get $100 instant and need to wait for the remaining $900 to clear.
I don't want to be subject to the currency fluctuations while my money is transferred. How can I accomplish that?
I don't want to be subject to the currency fluctuations while my money is transferred. How can I accomplish that?
Instead of using Circle, use Coinbase. It has an on-site USD wallet now, so that you can buy and sell from it instantly. Then you can load the wallet with $1k (wait 5 days or whatever for it to be deposited), and then convert when you're ready... instantly! You can also trade back and forth when you want with no delay.
I don't think there is anyway for you to avoid it.
I'm just afraid of my CC charging me a cash advance fee. I guess I can try a small transaction and see how it works.
Try with small amount(s). Like $50 or so. You cannot be charged much.I've been using other website that can do this too, and I was like you. So I gone small, $20 first time. After that was fine and I was charged about 0.7% I gone with $50. It was the same. So you can try with small amount without fear.
I'm just afraid of my CC charging me a cash advance fee. I guess I can try a small transaction and see how it works.
I'd like to load my circle.com account through my US Bank Account but not buy the BitCoins until my account receives the money from my US bank (ie 5 days). I've done one successful load from my bank account, but I only get $100 instant and need to wait for the remaining $900 to clear.
I don't want to be subject to the currency fluctuations while my money is transferred. How can I accomplish that?
I don't want to be subject to the currency fluctuations while my money is transferred. How can I accomplish that?
You can't. Money you load into your Circle account gets converted to BTC at current market rate automatically. Having said that, I have only a credit card linked to my Circle account, not an actual bank account, I suppose there might be some subtleties I'm not privy to. Deposits you make using a debit/credit card is instantaneous so you don't have to worry about market fluctuations. Only thing is, with a CC you have a limit of $500 per week.
Hopefully someone else can help you with the bank account thing. Good luck!
I'd like to load my circle.com account through my US Bank Account but not buy the BitCoins until my account receives the money from my US bank (ie 5 days). I've done one successful load from my bank account, but I only get $100 instant and need to wait for the remaining $900 to clear.
I don't want to be subject to the currency fluctuations while my money is transferred. How can I accomplish that?
I don't want to be subject to the currency fluctuations while my money is transferred. How can I accomplish that?
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