Topic: How can I send bitcoin without fee? - page 3. (Read 4146 times)

Just wanted to point out:

"Historically it was not required to include a fee for every transaction. A large portion of miners would mine transactions with no fee given that they had enough "priority". Today, low priority is mostly used as an indicator for spam transactions and almost all miners expect every transaction to include a fee. Today miners choose which transactions to mine only based on fee-rate.

Transaction priority was calculated as a value-weighted sum of input age, divided by transaction size in bytes:

priority = sum(input_value_in_base_units * input_age)/size_in_bytes
Transactions needed to have a priority above 57,600,000 to avoid the enforced limit (as of client version 0.3.21). This threshold was written in the code as COIN * 144 / 250, suggesting that the threshold represents a one day old, 1 btc coin (144 is the expected number of blocks per day) and a transaction size of 250 bytes.

So, for example, a transaction that has 2 inputs, one of 5 btc with 10 confirmations, and one of 2 btc with 3 confirmations, and has a size of 500bytes, will have a priority of

(500000000 * 10 + 200000000 * 3) / 500 = 11,200,000
Historic rules for free transactions
A transaction was safe to send without fees if these conditions were met:

It is smaller than 1,000 bytes.
All outputs are 0.01 BTC or larger.
Its priority is large enough (see above)"

Miners usually don't accept to confirm a transaction without reward. You better make  a good fee to avoid freezing your transaction.

its not possible to send btc without fee but you can reduce the fee
In blockchain wallet you can custom your fee for your btc that you will send to other. The consequence is your transaction will takes time for confirmation

Its a must that you have to pay for any transaction you wish to carryout. Its like paying for a service delivered to your door step.

Well, the transaction fee is not taken by the service provider, so it does not matter how big it is for the quality of the service.
Most wallet providers take big fees, because want to send the transaction fast, and that is the reason the fee is big.
Other wallets have the option to use lower fee in this case the transaction may take some more time to get into the blockchain.
If the protocol is not changed it is possible to send transactions with no fee, but due to the big traffic of transactions, it will not be included into the new blocks, as transactions are ordered by transaction fee => bigger fee first in line. There is a limit of how many transactions can be stored in one block.
So as the pending transactions are much more then the space available no fee transactions will not fill for days, or even never...
btw there is a way to monitor this and choose to send transactions when fees are lowest, but that will take lots of work to monitor it as there is no service that I know of.



As stated above the fee is not for the service provider, but for the miners, so the scam or not the fee is ther



You can send transaction with no fee, but as there is BIG trafic now, the transaction may take several days to go, or it may expire before there is less transactions with fees then the block size.
Miners confirm transactions anyways, as they get block reward (different then transaction fee). But because the total reward for miners is: block reward (12.5BTC) + sum of all transaction fees (even if they low or 0), the miners sort transactions for their fees.


In final words: If you do not need fast transaction (you will not want to exchange it now for alt coin to catch good ratio), or you want to buy access to some services that they give access once transaction has passed => you are probably ok to try and do send the transactions with no fee.
But if you need to transfer it fast or relevantly fast you have to pay fee

Hope this will help you all

if you use small fee you will loss your money so you need to pay fee for every send

As far as i know you can't send bitcoin without a fee

Every transaction requires a fee! The fees are based on your blocktime.
If you're looking into free transactions You can opt for mIOTA instead!
They are using tangled network! Lots of large organization is using because it's free from expensive fees.

https://iota.org/

to be honest nowadays all wallet has a fee if its not big then small if you really want to save your coins then make it bigger before you aend think about the fee sometimes its bigger than your sending thay is why i don't send that much but to be honest im using our based wallet form out country if were sending coins to coins its totally free.

You can send convert to very cheap or no fee altcoin and send with that than convert again, but that will cost you more.

You can't. If you send transaction without adding fee nobody is going to confirm it.

You can't spend and send your bitcoin without a fee because it is required in the blockchain to have a fee in every transaction so the people who are keeping the blockchain strong will be rewarded and they will continue their work and be more loyal to bitcoin. Fee is a reward to others and we should reward them for supporting the blockchain.

There is no way to send bitcoin without fee. Fee is for the transactions, without fee there will be no transactions.
But, if there is a local wallet in your country, maybe you can make a transactions without fee.
Usually the transactions has to be in the same local wallet. Like mine in my country.

You can send bitcoin without fee.Its working method.but it has a restriction also.first you need a coinbase wallet and receiver also need a coinbase wallet.you can send you bitcoin to the receiver by mail.so just send bitcoin to receiver coinbase email.you don't need to pay any fee for this.cheers.

You can send no fee transaction if you have really old coin, i.e. amount of BTC multiply by days unspent meeting some minimum threshold.
However, this feature has been reduced over the years and now totally removed in the latest Bitcoin Core 0.15 under "Removal of Coin Age Priority".
So if you are still running 0.14.2, you could be lucky enough to have your no fee transaction mined by the few pools that still accept this type of tx,
assuming that your tx meet the original minimum requirement of no fee tx. 
But most pools now days simply reject no fee tx and with blocks almost always full with large mempool queue, a no fee tx getting mined is very
unlikely.

I think you can do is just send it to wallet to wallet. in the same site i think you don't need to spend fees for it (Coins.ph doesn't give you fee if you just send it to another wallet there for Philippines).

just like cars cannot work without fuel so also bitcoin can not be transfer without charges however the transaction fees can be minimal when you are using desktop wallets. web base bitcoin wallet charge higher fees than desktop wallet

I think you can not find the cryto wallet free of charge, that's impossible, wherever you want to send always have transaction fees like for example you will use a blockchain all the transaction send or received always with a fee, it's because blockchain is also a business of the owner so you need to pay per transaction, and take note no one bitcoin wallet is free to transaction.

I am not sure if this method is comfortable for you or not but you can distribute your Bitcoins without paying a recurring fee using it.

Deposit your Bitcoins to your localbitcoins account and then generate coupon codes worth the amount that you want to distribute and send those coupon codes to the people you wish. As far as I know, they don't charge any fee for it. The amount will be deducted from your localbitcoins account at the time of coupon redemption.

* LocalBitcoins Coupons - The Most Hassle-Free Way of Distributing Bitcoins to the People.

I hope this trick will help you 

Beware of scam and pay your fees! There's no such thing as a free lunch