How To Use Payza's New Bitcoin Services

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Quote from: crairezx20 on June 09, 2017, 05:18:20 PM

Such a good news that we can now use payza in bitcoin never heard that thing before and i am using payza for other transaction before.
Let me ask we can use the funds in payza to convert into bitcoin instead?
Since payza has bitcoin option hope that we can exchange bitcoin into usd and exchange back to bitcoin.. i just need this kind of service due no luck finding alternative for virwox that really giving a high rates. and hope that the exchange rate also low. .

Yes, you can now instantly convert USD to BTC, and BTC to USD. You can actually convert Bitcoin into a wide range of currencies supported by Payza, such as Euros, British Pounds, Canadian Dollars, Swiss Francs and many others.

You can now hold Bitcoin right in your Payza account, which makes it much easier to convert.

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Such a good news that we can now use payza in bitcoin never heard that thing before and i am using payza for other transaction before.
Let me ask we can use the funds in payza to convert into bitcoin instead?
Since payza has bitcoin option hope that we can exchange bitcoin into usd and exchange back to bitcoin.. i just need this kind of service due no luck finding alternative for virwox that really giving a high rates. and hope that the exchange rate also low. .

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Quote from: Thekool1s on June 07, 2017, 03:09:21 PM

This is rather disappointing. I was a big fan of payza but 1.2 % for sending from payza to payza e-wallets is huge! Coinbase on the other hand offers free internal transactions. Are you planning to remove this in future? I moved to bitcoin from payza only because of transactions fee and you have disappointed me yet again.

The 1.2% fee is for sending Bitcoin to other Payza members, however, you can send Bitcoin from Payza to external Bitcoin Wallets for 0.001 BTC, with the miner fee taken from this amount. This is a flat fee, so when you send over .1 BTC this way, the fee is 1% or less.

That's what i said, services like coinbase and xapo allow their users to transfer freely with each other. That's why i am complaining. So if i wanted to send 0.1 btc from my payza ewallet to another payza member. I will be paying a fee for this, while i can transfer for free in coinbase to coinbase, plus they are insured. Are coins in your wallet insured?

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Quote from: Thekool1s on June 07, 2017, 03:09:21 PM

This is rather disappointing. I was a big fan of payza but 1.2 % for sending from payza to payza e-wallets is huge! Coinbase on the other hand offers free internal transactions. Are you planning to remove this in future? I moved to bitcoin from payza only because of transactions fee and you have disappointed me yet again.

The 1.2% fee is for sending Bitcoin to other Payza members, however, you can send Bitcoin from Payza to external Bitcoin Wallets for 0.001 BTC, with the miner fee taken from this amount. This is a flat fee, so when you send over .1 BTC this way, the fee is 1% or less.

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This is rather disappointing. I was a big fan of payza but 1.2 % for sending from payza to payza e-wallets is huge! Coinbase on the other hand offers free internal transactions. Are you planning to remove this in future? I moved to bitcoin from payza only because of transactions fee and you have disappointed me yet again.

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Hello again, with our latest Bitcoin updates if you run a business that receives payments or makes payouts in both fiat currency and Bitcoin currency, Payza can now offer you a complete payment processing solution. This blog post has more details about using our new Bitcoin services as a business: https://blog.payza.com/payza-updates/why-use-payza-announcements/payza-offers-all-in-one-payment-solution-businesses-operating-bitcoin-traditional-currencies/

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Payza did a great work for me in the past. When there was not any other payment processor for my country to accept payment from online jobs then at that time I went to payza and continued my work with payza. I love this service and I hope they will be more advanced in bitcoin integration.

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Quote from: Payza on June 02, 2017, 01:14:53 PM

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does That means now i can withdraw my btc from payza supported Bank? I Have a account on payza, but i never used it. I will use my account, If i can withdraw my bitcoin from payza supported bank.

Hello, I'm not sure I understand your question, but here are some things you can now do with Payza and Bitcoin:

You can hold Bitcoin in your Payza account.
You can instantly exchange Bitcoin<>Fiat.
You can add and withdraw Bitcoin (move Bitcoin between Payza and external Bitcoin Wallets)

This means you can store Bitcoin in your Payza account, convert it to the fiat currency, and withdraw those funds to your bank account. Does this answer your question?

Paypal is not supported in my country.Now i am glad to hear that i can store my bitcoin
into payza account and convert them to fiat Grin

All things are getting so easy day by
Day.

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does That means now i can withdraw my btc from payza supported Bank? I Have a account on payza, but i never used it. I will use my account, If i can withdraw my bitcoin from payza supported bank.

Hello, I'm not sure I understand your question, but here are some things you can now do with Payza and Bitcoin:

You can hold Bitcoin in your Payza account.
You can instantly exchange Bitcoin<>Fiat.
You can add and withdraw Bitcoin (move Bitcoin between Payza and external Bitcoin Wallets)

This means you can store Bitcoin in your Payza account, convert it to the fiat currency, and withdraw those funds to your bank account. Does this answer your question?

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Quote from: SHawk on June 02, 2017, 03:06:29 AM

One last question, you address btc transfers between payza accounts, what about the fees for btc total withdrawal into a personal wallet or trading exchange?

We are able to have very low fees for transfers to and from external Bitcoin Wallets. When sending Bitcoin from Payza to an external Bitcoin Wallet, the fee is 0.001 BTC (a portion of which is used for the Bitcoin miner fee). Adding Bitcoin to your Payza account from an external wallet is FREE, but you are responsible for paying the miner fee.

Quote from: n691309 on June 02, 2017, 07:36:00 AM

I used payza too in my early years when I joined online world too but at that time it was called "AlertPay" for those who know it was one of the best e-wallets at that time and now that ai see that payza has added the bitcoin features makes me think to go back in payza and use it like before, ai see that they have added also Payza Card to fund it with bitcoins and use it as a bitcoin debit card. Great news Payza keep it up!!!

Thank you! We're very excited about these new features and the other Bitcoin and Altcoin features we're currently working on.

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Quote from: irfan_pak10 on May 29, 2017, 01:24:04 PM

When I first time came to this online world I used payza. It is always a really nice experience to use this payment process. Now a day they are really making big updated. I'm following them on fb and experiencing them at the site.

Really recommended service.

I used payza too in my early years when I joined online world too but at that time it was called "AlertPay" for those who know it was one of the best e-wallets at that time and now that ai see that payza has added the bitcoin features makes me think to go back in payza and use it like before, ai see that they have added also Payza Card to fund it with bitcoins and use it as a bitcoin debit card. Great news Payza keep it up!!!

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Quote from: Payza on May 31, 2017, 04:05:02 PM

Quote from: SHawk on May 31, 2017, 03:09:32 PM

Can you say something about your high transaction fees ?

Our new Bitcoin services have allowed us to lower some of our fees. For instance, if you send Bitcoin to another Payza member, the receiving fee is just 1.2%, not the standard 2.9% + $0.30 that is charged when you send USD or other currencies to other Payza members.

We also recently lowered our Bank Wire deposit and withdrawal fees.

As Payza grows, it becomes easier for us to get lower rates with our partners, and in this way, we can pass on those savings to our members. We are always working to improve our services, and one way to do that is by lowering our fees. We hope to be able to lower our fees even more in the future, and our team is working behind the scenes to make that possible.

I will find time to log into my payza account today and check your claims in short i have some abandon funds in that account which i decided to leave due to high fees and btc buying then was not encouraging.

One last question, you address btc transfers between payza accounts, what about the fees for btc total withdrawal into a personal wallet or trading exchange?

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Quote from: bitcoinvestor on May 31, 2017, 06:00:36 PM

Goodluck for your courages. I think you can hit paypal suck. I experienced being limiter that made me stressful. By accepting bitcoin is there limited account or suspend account? if yes, may be I wait until no limited or suspending account of payza. This is the world of decentralized. Adding bitcoin wallet means no suspend no limited. At least payza makes one progress by adding bitcoin wallet in it.

Transactions done through Payza's network are still subject to Payza's user agreement. That means that purchases, even those made by Bitcoin, can still be disputed through the Payza Resolution Center. Our Resolution Center is in place to help protect both merchants and their customers, and we believe that by protecting transactions made through Bitcoin in this way, it will help encourage our members to explore Bitcoin.

Our Bitcoin services are designed for people who do not have a lot of experience with Bitcoin, but who are still interested in the cryptocurrency. We wanted to give them an easy way to buy and sell Bitcoin, and to make purchases with it, but without having to worry as much about security.

There are lots of services that cater to people who are very knowledgeable about Bitcoin. Payza is different because our services are aimed more towards Bitcoin beginners who are just getting started and want to take things a bit slowly at first.

Quote from: nejibens on May 31, 2017, 09:56:05 PM

Thanks for your response. But still not answered me about the minimum amount to exchange between fiat and bitcoin in payza, and what the fee for such exchange. Also can we get bitcoin adresses for our Bitcoin's wallets in Payza ?

You can now find our real-time Bitcoin exchange rates on our fees page: https://www.payza.com/fees. The minimum amounts for exchanges are $1 USD or the equivalent of $1 USD in Bitcoin (when exchanging from Bitcoin to fiat currencies).

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Quote from: Heartilly on May 31, 2017, 04:36:23 PM

Quote from: 0day on May 31, 2017, 04:30:30 PM

A few years ago payza was my first payment processor. I used them and they worked better for me. but after that I found bitcoin as better in terms of lower transaction and withdrawal fees. Lowering your fees will really make your community more active again.

What kind of fees? If for bitcoin then I doubt it will happened as obviously we all know the current state of bitcoin transaction fees.

Not for bitcoin. For bitcoin they are better.

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Quote from: Payza on May 31, 2017, 08:37:14 AM

When you send Bitcoin from Payza to an external wallet, it will be subject to a transaction review. Once the withdrawal is approved, the Bitcoin is sent to your Bitcoin Wallet. These reviews can take 3-5 business days, but our team is currently working on a process that will reduce these review times for Bitcoin withdrawals.

When you exchange Fiat currency to Bitcoin within your Payza account, that is now instant. You can exchange USD to Bitcoin, and then exchange the Bitcoin back to USD instantly, all within your Payza account.

Thanks for your response. But still not answered me about the minimum amount to exchange between fiat and bitcoin in payza, and what the fee for such exchange. Also can we get bitcoin adresses for our Bitcoin's wallets in Payza ?

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Goodluck for your courages. I think you can hit paypal suck. I experienced being limiter that made me stressful. By accepting bitcoin is there limited account or suspend account? if yes, may be I wait until no limited or suspending account of payza. This is the world of decentralized. Adding bitcoin wallet means no suspend no limited. At least payza makes one progress by adding bitcoin wallet in it.

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Oh is this a Payza that I always see in Paid To Click sites along with other payment procesors like Paypal , Alertpay etc?

Nice to see that you step up and now have a new feature which includes bitcoin for now and other cryptos in the future. Im using Payza for my withdrawals in some of the Paid To Click Sites.

Quote from: 0day on May 31, 2017, 04:30:30 PM

A few years ago payza was my first payment processor. I used them and they worked better for me. but after that I found bitcoin as better in terms of lower transaction and withdrawal fees. Lowering your fees will really make your community more active again.

What kind of fees? If for bitcoin then I doubt it will happened as obviously we all know the current state of bitcoin transaction fees.

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Quote from: Payza on May 31, 2017, 04:05:02 PM

Quote from: SHawk on May 31, 2017, 03:09:32 PM

Can you say something about your high transaction fees ?

Our new Bitcoin services have allowed us to lower some of our fees. For instance, if you send Bitcoin to another Payza member, the receiving fee is just 1.2%, not the standard 2.9% + $0.30 that is charged when you send USD or other currencies to other Payza members.

We also recently lowered our Bank Wire deposit and withdrawal fees.

As Payza grows, it becomes easier for us to get lower rates with our partners, and in this way, we can pass on those savings to our members. We are always working to improve our services, and one way to do that is by lowering our fees. We hope to be able to lower our fees even more in the future, and our team is working behind the scenes to make that possible.

A few years ago payza was my first payment processor. I used them and they worked better for me. but after that I found bitcoin as better in terms of lower transaction and withdrawal fees. Lowering your fees will really make your community more active again.

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Quote from: SHawk on May 31, 2017, 03:09:32 PM

Can you say something about your high transaction fees ?

Our new Bitcoin services have allowed us to lower some of our fees. For instance, if you send Bitcoin to another Payza member, the receiving fee is just 1.2%, not the standard 2.9% + $0.30 that is charged when you send USD or other currencies to other Payza members.

We also recently lowered our Bank Wire deposit and withdrawal fees.

As Payza grows, it becomes easier for us to get lower rates with our partners, and in this way, we can pass on those savings to our members. We are always working to improve our services, and one way to do that is by lowering our fees. We hope to be able to lower our fees even more in the future, and our team is working behind the scenes to make that possible.

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