Topic: International bank transfer or SEPA (Read 392 times)
You can do a local bank deposit to a local bitcoins user.
I don't know exactly how it works, but you should call your bank, they should explain exactly which fees they are taking for each transfer
I live in the UK and made a withdrawal using a SEPA transfer as the UK is in the SEPA region, but as we don't use EUR, this means the USD were exchanged to EUR and then to GBP. Would I have been given a poor exchange rate? If so, would I have been better off with the USD being transferred straight to GBP, i.e. one exchange instead of two? Would an international bank transfer convert USD straight to GBP?
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