Topic: Options for going from bitcoin to ATM withdrawals (Read 205 times)
Try looking for a local wallet provider if you have one in your country. Some wallet providers out there offer an all in one service from the payment of bills using your Bitcoin to even using it to purchase prepaid load. These wallet providers also have various ways of cashing out your crypto to fiat aside from bank deposits they have withdrawal methods where you can claim it to remittance centers as well as cardless atm withdrawals which they provide you a pin and a code. The catch is you will need a KYC requirement for these wallet providers, hope that is not the reason why you are avoiding bank deposits.
As bad as this sounds, I actually prefer the option of money, BTC > Exchange into fiat. Then can be used at an ATM or; Coinbase into bank.
Still got a way to grow.
Still got a way to grow.
Looking into this I found Neteller, Skrill, Revolut, and Wirex. Skrill, Neteller, and Revolut (only serve the EU) and Wirex waitlisted me for their card with no ETA. Are there any other options that don't require a bank account?
P2P is a good option with a trusted party. Were you looking for a 1-time cashout or would this be an ongoing thing?
An indirect option is to acquire a Paysafecard Mastercard, then you can exchange bitcoin for a paysafecard voucher code, then load your Paysafecard Mastercard with your paysafecard voucher code and withdraw cash from the ATM.
I finally found a card that works in Canada (worldwide) and its free right now for the holidays. Only pay shipping.
https://paycent.com/biggest-crypto-giveaway/
https://paycent.com/biggest-crypto-giveaway/
Some Projects offers debitcards to holders of its tokens and they are most times prepaid and so not need any link to your bank account
A lot of them doesn't work after a while.
For bitcoin transactions I would prefer sticking to the convenient peer-to-peer transactions over the counter or on exchanges.
A lot of them doesn't work after a while.
For bitcoin transactions I would prefer sticking to the convenient peer-to-peer transactions over the counter or on exchanges.
Definitely LocalBitcoins[1]. If the prices listed there are not so good for you, you can always create your own sell offer if you're willing to wait. You can also sell your BTC for paper money too, which is a lot better in my opinion privacy-wise. Just make sure to transact in a well-lit and decently secure place like a mall or something.
[1] https://localbitcoins.com/
[1] https://localbitcoins.com/
Wait, what exactly do you want to do here? Cash out Bitcoins without a bank account? If so, you can go the old fashioned route, which is P2P trading. You can look for buyers at sites like Localbitcoins.com, or even the marketplace section. Make sure you're careful with face to face trades though. There may also be some exchanges with non-bank account related cash out options, but that would depend on where you're from. There aren't a lot of options to be honest. Bitcoin ATMs might be the most convenient (but expensive) choice for your situation.
Beware on using random credit cards or debit cards some of them is a scam.
I have a legit list of Debit and Credit card(It's an updated list) that you can use for ATM withdrawals you can check them here List of Debit Cards
I have a legit list of Debit and Credit card(It's an updated list) that you can use for ATM withdrawals you can check them here List of Debit Cards
Google Cryptopay
Looking into this I found Neteller, Skrill, Revolut, and Wirex. Skrill, Neteller, and Revolut (only serve the EU) and Wirex waitlisted me for their card with no ETA. Are there any other options that don't require a bank account?
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