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Never send any amount to any one without escrow otherwise you can lost your money with nonrefundable option no company or Bank exchanging bitcoins we have only one option localbitcoins.com or exchange here on this forum with any other digital currency and withdraw in Pakistan
What options we have other than Skrill?
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
Try https://www.okpay.com/ although it takes almost 1 month to verify account, but I'm sure they are trust worthy.
But sorry as i haven't used okpay to cash out, but i did use it for payments.
I see they're moving to some other domain name as well (something like MoneyPolo). I really don't find such actions "normal", they always look suspicious to me. I remember LibertyReserve was closed just in a blink of an eye, making me lose hundreds of dollars there. I'm not sure if we can trust any online payment processor other than PayPal for keeping money online (oh yes, I remember, PayPal still doesn't allow Pakistanis, right?
)...and I don't know why you guys made the Telegram group, it's banned here, I always have to use VPN to access it and it's annoying. Don't we have any other alternate option for it as well?
anybody know about bitcoins exchanges in pakistan? can i send my coins there for cash out? i am new user here please guide me. thank you
how much you have for exchange/sell
PM me
do you have any info about some bank and exchange in pakistan? there i can send me coins for exchange ?
What options we have other than Skrill?
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
Try https://www.okpay.com/ although it takes almost 1 month to verify account, but I'm sure they are trust worthy.
But sorry as i haven't used okpay to cash out, but i did use it for payments.
I see they're moving to some other domain name as well (something like MoneyPolo). I really don't find such actions "normal", they always look suspicious to me. I remember LibertyReserve was closed just in a blink of an eye, making me lose hundreds of dollars there. I'm not sure if we can trust any online payment processor other than PayPal for keeping money online (oh yes, I remember, PayPal still doesn't allow Pakistanis, right?
)...and I don't know why you guys made the Telegram group, it's banned here, I always have to use VPN to access it and it's annoying. Don't we have any other alternate option for it as well?
anybody know about bitcoins exchanges in pakistan? can i send my coins there for cash out? i am new user here please guide me. thank you
how much you have for exchange/sell
PM me
What options we have other than Skrill?
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
Try https://www.okpay.com/ although it takes almost 1 month to verify account, but I'm sure they are trust worthy.
But sorry as i haven't used okpay to cash out, but i did use it for payments.
I see they're moving to some other domain name as well (something like MoneyPolo). I really don't find such actions "normal", they always look suspicious to me. I remember LibertyReserve was closed just in a blink of an eye, making me lose hundreds of dollars there. I'm not sure if we can trust any online payment processor other than PayPal for keeping money online (oh yes, I remember, PayPal still doesn't allow Pakistanis, right?
)...and I don't know why you guys made the Telegram group, it's banned here, I always have to use VPN to access it and it's annoying. Don't we have any other alternate option for it as well?
anybody know about bitcoins exchanges in pakistan? can i send my coins there for cash out? i am new user here please guide me. thank you
What options we have other than Skrill?
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
Try https://www.okpay.com/ although it takes almost 1 month to verify account, but I'm sure they are trust worthy.
But sorry as i haven't used okpay to cash out, but i did use it for payments.
I see they're moving to some other domain name as well (something like MoneyPolo). I really don't find such actions "normal", they always look suspicious to me. I remember LibertyReserve was closed just in a blink of an eye, making me lose hundreds of dollars there. I'm not sure if we can trust any online payment processor other than PayPal for keeping money online (oh yes, I remember, PayPal still doesn't allow Pakistanis, right?
)...and I don't know why you guys made the Telegram group, it's banned here, I always have to use VPN to access it and it's annoying. Don't we have any other alternate option for it as well?
Telegram is best for us to remain anonymous, We should stick to it.
Also, we use VPN to use it which secures us a lot.
anybody know about bitcoins exchanges in pakistan? can i send my coins there for cash out? i am new user here please guide me. thank you
State Bank of Pakistan does not make the laws in Pakistan. Parliament makes the laws. SBP is the regulator of the financial sector and that is all it can do so it has barred banks and other financial institutions from facilitating bitcoin buyers and sellers. We can still trade in-person for cash. There is no law against it in Pakistan. All of you headless chickens need to understand this.
Saying that something is not legal tender does not make it illegal. Once again Pakistanis are showing their ignorance of basic economics terms. How is it that a country produces so many commerce graduates and yet there is so much widespread ignorance about basic things like these?
As for the FIA they want a law against bitcoin in Pakistan but there isn't one yet so they can't do squat.
Saying that something is not legal tender does not make it illegal. Once again Pakistanis are showing their ignorance of basic economics terms. How is it that a country produces so many commerce graduates and yet there is so much widespread ignorance about basic things like these?
As for the FIA they want a law against bitcoin in Pakistan but there isn't one yet so they can't do squat.
anybody know about bitcoins exchanges in pakistan? can i send my coins there for cash out? i am new user here please guide me. thank you
Telegram is best for us to remain anonymous, We should stick to it.
Also, we use VPN to use it which secures us a lot.
Do we have any other option? Whatsapp is not an option I'm sure....
How about discord? Many closed crypto groups have been using discord, should we give it a try?
PakCryptoCommunity - https://discord.gg/cPqjtFS
What options we have other than Skrill?
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
Try https://www.okpay.com/ although it takes almost 1 month to verify account, but I'm sure they are trust worthy.
But sorry as i haven't used okpay to cash out, but i did use it for payments.
I see they're moving to some other domain name as well (something like MoneyPolo). I really don't find such actions "normal", they always look suspicious to me. I remember LibertyReserve was closed just in a blink of an eye, making me lose hundreds of dollars there. I'm not sure if we can trust any online payment processor other than PayPal for keeping money online (oh yes, I remember, PayPal still doesn't allow Pakistanis, right?
)...and I don't know why you guys made the Telegram group, it's banned here, I always have to use VPN to access it and it's annoying. Don't we have any other alternate option for it as well?
Telegram is best for us to remain anonymous, We should stick to it.
Also, we use VPN to use it which secures us a lot.
What options we have other than Skrill?
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
Try https://www.okpay.com/ although it takes almost 1 month to verify account, but I'm sure they are trust worthy.
But sorry as i haven't used okpay to cash out, but i did use it for payments.
I see they're moving to some other domain name as well (something like MoneyPolo). I really don't find such actions "normal", they always look suspicious to me. I remember LibertyReserve was closed just in a blink of an eye, making me lose hundreds of dollars there. I'm not sure if we can trust any online payment processor other than PayPal for keeping money online (oh yes, I remember, PayPal still doesn't allow Pakistanis, right?
)...and I don't know why you guys made the Telegram group, it's banned here, I always have to use VPN to access it and it's annoying. Don't we have any other alternate option for it as well?
What options we have other than Skrill?
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
Try https://www.okpay.com/ although it takes almost 1 month to verify account, but I'm sure they are trust worthy.
But sorry as i haven't used okpay to cash out, but i did use it for payments.
Edit: I just noticed, OkPay is merging/moving tomoneypolo.com now this is something new for me too. Let me figure it out too
https://tribune.com.pk/story/1679446/2-pakistan-bans-cryptocurrencies/
Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
It was due expected sooner or later we knew it will happen. We always fail on catching up latest technologies Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
However to all my crypto friends don't worry, we knew it will happen and when you invest in crypto currency we must believe its a long term investment. Remember HODL. Keep holding your crypto asset secure in your wallets. You don't need to cash out immediately. Just wait for the right moment and right platform.
We will find out other options and for now immediately stay away from buying crypto currencies online specially using any kind of bank transfer. State bank might request FIA to keep check for online crypto traders. This is also one of the reason Urdubit is shutting down.
In Sha Allah later you will find many options online to utilize bitcoin/crypto currency. We can book tickets or purchase products online which can be delivered to Pakistan too.
Don't panic its normal... !!!
Edit: Time to say goodbye then, Though I have almost left the Bitcoin, Let's see if something good comes up I'll join back.
But can't we keep using online? I mean if we stay away from fiat <-> crypto trading aren't we safe? If we keep our bitcoin in our wallet or do altcoin trading on international exchanges like Binance and bittrex etc? How this violates state bank of Pakistan?
No one can control bitcoin, this is what the purpose of the bitcoin is. So govt cant do anything about it. People are using it, people will use it. It may have some short-term effects, but people will forget it soon.
Yes and I think for time being we should stop buying bitcoin from our Pakistani bank account or credit cards. Also we should be very careful with localbitcoin traders there might be undercover FIA people. Trying to buy or sell to crack down the crypto traders.I strongly agree with BitconMarshal that we should after getting paid in Bitcoin convert that amount of Bitcoins $$ in Skill or some other online merchant and then sell it in Pakistan securely.
I am thinking of creating a telegram group for Pakistani users so we can have latest information and have a good chat what do you say? anyone willing to make the group ?
@shahzadafzal we cannot keep our funds online always, we have to cash it so HODL is not a good option for me. We cannot stay away from fiat (Converting the crpyto in Fiat).
What options we have other than Skrill?
I see good old Payza as an option as well but seems like they ran into some problems in US recently so now they're dealing with European domain name. Seems a bit risky now to deal with them.
State Bank of Pakistan does not make the laws in Pakistan. Parliament makes the laws. SBP is the regulator of the financial sector and that is all it can do so it has barred banks and other financial institutions from facilitating bitcoin buyers and sellers. We can still trade in-person for cash. There is no law against it in Pakistan. All of you headless chickens need to understand this.
Saying that something is not legal tender does not make it illegal. Once again Pakistanis are showing their ignorance of basic economics terms. How is it that a country produces so many commerce graduates and yet there is so much widespread ignorance about basic things like these?
As for the FIA they want a law against bitcoin in Pakistan but there isn't one yet so they can't do squat.
Saying that something is not legal tender does not make it illegal. Once again Pakistanis are showing their ignorance of basic economics terms. How is it that a country produces so many commerce graduates and yet there is so much widespread ignorance about basic things like these?
As for the FIA they want a law against bitcoin in Pakistan but there isn't one yet so they can't do squat.
I am thinking of creating a telegram group for Pakistani users so we can have latest information and have a good chat what do you say? anyone willing to make the group ?
Yes sure i have created https://t.me/coinia let's join.Also ask your friends and crypto experts to join too. May be we can learn from you seniors. As I'm also very new to crypto currencies.
@shahzadafzal we cannot keep our funds online always, we have to cash it so HODL is not a good option for me. We cannot stay away from fiat (Converting the crpyto in Fiat).
We have elections in next couple of months and let's hope in new government we see some positive changes towards crypto currency. https://tribune.com.pk/story/1679446/2-pakistan-bans-cryptocurrencies/
Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
It was due expected sooner or later we knew it will happen. We always fail on catching up latest technologies Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
However to all my crypto friends don't worry, we knew it will happen and when you invest in crypto currency we must believe its a long term investment. Remember HODL. Keep holding your crypto asset secure in your wallets. You don't need to cash out immediately. Just wait for the right moment and right platform.
We will find out other options and for now immediately stay away from buying crypto currencies online specially using any kind of bank transfer. State bank might request FIA to keep check for online crypto traders. This is also one of the reason Urdubit is shutting down.
In Sha Allah later you will find many options online to utilize bitcoin/crypto currency. We can book tickets or purchase products online which can be delivered to Pakistan too.
Don't panic its normal... !!!
Edit: Time to say goodbye then, Though I have almost left the Bitcoin, Let's see if something good comes up I'll join back.
But can't we keep using online? I mean if we stay away from fiat <-> crypto trading aren't we safe? If we keep our bitcoin in our wallet or do altcoin trading on international exchanges like Binance and bittrex etc? How this violates state bank of Pakistan?
No one can control bitcoin, this is what the purpose of the bitcoin is. So govt cant do anything about it. People are using it, people will use it. It may have some short-term effects, but people will forget it soon.
Yes and I think for time being we should stop buying bitcoin from our Pakistani bank account or credit cards. Also we should be very careful with localbitcoin traders there might be undercover FIA people. Trying to buy or sell to crack down the crypto traders.I strongly agree with BitconMarshal that we should after getting paid in Bitcoin convert that amount of Bitcoins $$ in Skill or some other online merchant and then sell it in Pakistan securely.
I am thinking of creating a telegram group for Pakistani users so we can have latest information and have a good chat what do you say? anyone willing to make the group ?
@shahzadafzal we cannot keep our funds online always, we have to cash it so HODL is not a good option for me. We cannot stay away from fiat (Converting the crpyto in Fiat).
https://tribune.com.pk/story/1679446/2-pakistan-bans-cryptocurrencies/
Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
It was due expected sooner or later we knew it will happen. We always fail on catching up latest technologies Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
However to all my crypto friends don't worry, we knew it will happen and when you invest in crypto currency we must believe its a long term investment. Remember HODL. Keep holding your crypto asset secure in your wallets. You don't need to cash out immediately. Just wait for the right moment and right platform.
We will find out other options and for now immediately stay away from buying crypto currencies online specially using any kind of bank transfer. State bank might request FIA to keep check for online crypto traders. This is also one of the reason Urdubit is shutting down.
In Sha Allah later you will find many options online to utilize bitcoin/crypto currency. We can book tickets or purchase products online which can be delivered to Pakistan too.
Don't panic its normal... !!!
Edit: Time to say goodbye then, Though I have almost left the Bitcoin, Let's see if something good comes up I'll join back.
But can't we keep using online? I mean if we stay away from fiat <-> crypto trading aren't we safe? If we keep our bitcoin in our wallet or do altcoin trading on international exchanges like Binance and bittrex etc? How this violates state bank of Pakistan?
No one can control bitcoin, this is what the purpose of the bitcoin is. So govt cant do anything about it. People are using it, people will use it. It may have some short-term effects, but people will forget it soon.
Yes and I think for time being we should stop buying bitcoin from our Pakistani bank account or credit cards. Also we should be very careful with localbitcoin traders there might be undercover FIA people. Trying to buy or sell to crack down the crypto traders.https://tribune.com.pk/story/1679446/2-pakistan-bans-cryptocurrencies/
Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
It was due expected sooner or later we knew it will happen. We always fail on catching up latest technologies Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
However to all my crypto friends don't worry, we knew it will happen and when you invest in crypto currency we must believe its a long term investment. Remember HODL. Keep holding your crypto asset secure in your wallets. You don't need to cash out immediately. Just wait for the right moment and right platform.
We will find out other options and for now immediately stay away from buying crypto currencies online specially using any kind of bank transfer. State bank might request FIA to keep check for online crypto traders. This is also one of the reason Urdubit is shutting down.
In Sha Allah later you will find many options online to utilize bitcoin/crypto currency. We can book tickets or purchase products online which can be delivered to Pakistan too.
Don't panic its normal... !!!
Edit: Time to say goodbye then, Though I have almost left the Bitcoin, Let's see if something good comes up I'll join back.
But can't we keep using online? I mean if we stay away from fiat <-> crypto trading aren't we safe? If we keep our bitcoin in our wallet or do altcoin trading on international exchanges like Binance and bittrex etc? How this violates state bank of Pakistan?
No one can control bitcoin, this is what the purpose of the bitcoin is. So govt cant do anything about it. People are using it, people will use it. It may have some short-term effects, but people will forget it soon.
Yes and I think for time being we should stop buying bitcoin from our Pakistani bank account or credit cards. Also we should be very careful with localbitcoin traders there might be undercover FIA people. Trying to buy or sell to crack down the crypto traders. 
https://tribune.com.pk/story/1679446/2-pakistan-bans-cryptocurrencies/
Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
Yesterday India, today us.
EDIT: Official statement from State Bank:
http://www.sbp.org.pk/press/2018/Pr-VC-06-Apr-18.pdf
Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
Yesterday India, today us.
EDIT: Official statement from State Bank:
http://www.sbp.org.pk/press/2018/Pr-VC-06-Apr-18.pdf
So,
What should we do now?
Keep using Bitcoins if so How can we cash it out securely?
Edit: Time to say goodbye then, Though I have almost left the Bitcoin, Let's see if something good comes up I'll join back.
Who calls this ban? The news channels are shit
Quote
Neither recognized as a Legal Tender nor has SBP authorized or licensed any individual or entity for the issuance, sale, purchase, exchange or investment in any such Virtual Currencies/Coins/Tokens in Pakistan.
Exactly. That's what I've been wondering too. The subject of the notification is "CAUTION REGARDING RISKS OF VIRTUAL CURRENCIES", it's NOT the ban.
Dawn News has published this in a better way:
https://www.dawn.com/news/1400103/state-bank-warns-against-trade-in-virtual-currencies
"State Bank warns against trade in virtual currencies"
It's a warning, not a ban.
Well what I see is that it will be banned soon, Or they will do something. They are not getting free money that is why they wants to ban bitcoin.
However, One thing is correct that it can be used by terrorist easily but I suggest government to make their own exchange of bitcoin Pakistan so they can add tax on the transactions and can have the record of transactions by that everything will be fine.
No one can control bitcoin, this is what the purpose of the bitcoin is. So govt cant do anything about it. People are using it, people will use it. It may have some short-term effects, but people will forget it soon.
https://tribune.com.pk/story/1679446/2-pakistan-bans-cryptocurrencies/
Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
Yesterday India, today us.
EDIT: Official statement from State Bank:
http://www.sbp.org.pk/press/2018/Pr-VC-06-Apr-18.pdf
Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
Yesterday India, today us.
EDIT: Official statement from State Bank:
http://www.sbp.org.pk/press/2018/Pr-VC-06-Apr-18.pdf
So,
What should we do now?
Keep using Bitcoins if so How can we cash it out securely?
Edit: Time to say goodbye then, Though I have almost left the Bitcoin, Let's see if something good comes up I'll join back.
Who calls this ban? The news channels are shit
Quote
Neither recognized as a Legal Tender nor has SBP authorized or licensed any individual or entity for the issuance, sale, purchase, exchange or investment in any such Virtual Currencies/Coins/Tokens in Pakistan.
Exactly. That's what I've been wondering too. The subject of the notification is "CAUTION REGARDING RISKS OF VIRTUAL CURRENCIES", it's NOT the ban.
Dawn News has published this in a better way:
https://www.dawn.com/news/1400103/state-bank-warns-against-trade-in-virtual-currencies
"State Bank warns against trade in virtual currencies"
It's a warning, not a ban.
Well what I see is that it will be banned soon, Or they will do something. They are not getting free money that is why they wants to ban bitcoin.
However, One thing is correct that it can be used by terrorist easily but I suggest government to make their own exchange of bitcoin Pakistan so they can add tax on the transactions and can have the record of transactions by that everything will be fine.
https://tribune.com.pk/story/1679446/2-pakistan-bans-cryptocurrencies/
Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
Yesterday India, today us.
EDIT: Official statement from State Bank:
http://www.sbp.org.pk/press/2018/Pr-VC-06-Apr-18.pdf
Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
Yesterday India, today us.
EDIT: Official statement from State Bank:
http://www.sbp.org.pk/press/2018/Pr-VC-06-Apr-18.pdf
So,
What should we do now?
Keep using Bitcoins if so How can we cash it out securely?
Edit: Time to say goodbye then, Though I have almost left the Bitcoin, Let's see if something good comes up I'll join back.
Who calls this ban? The news channels are shit
Quote
Neither recognized as a Legal Tender nor has SBP authorized or licensed any individual or entity for the issuance, sale, purchase, exchange or investment in any such Virtual Currencies/Coins/Tokens in Pakistan.
Exactly. That's what I've been wondering too. The subject of the notification is "CAUTION REGARDING RISKS OF VIRTUAL CURRENCIES", it's NOT the ban.
Dawn News has published this in a better way:
https://www.dawn.com/news/1400103/state-bank-warns-against-trade-in-virtual-currencies
"State Bank warns against trade in virtual currencies"
It's a warning, not a ban.
https://tribune.com.pk/story/1679446/2-pakistan-bans-cryptocurrencies/
Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
Yesterday India, today us.
EDIT: Official statement from State Bank:
http://www.sbp.org.pk/press/2018/Pr-VC-06-Apr-18.pdf
Pakistan bans crypto-currencies
Yesterday India, today us.
EDIT: Official statement from State Bank:
http://www.sbp.org.pk/press/2018/Pr-VC-06-Apr-18.pdf
So,
What should we do now?
Keep using Bitcoins if so How can we cash it out securely?
Edit: Time to say goodbye then, Though I have almost left the Bitcoin, Let's see if something good comes up I'll join back.
Who calls this ban? The news channels are shit
Quote
Neither recognized as a Legal Tender nor has SBP authorized or licensed any individual or entity for the issuance, sale, purchase, exchange or investment in any such Virtual Currencies/Coins/Tokens in Pakistan.
Urdubit just closed there site.
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