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Topic: 关于中国的交流问题 Question about Chinese exchanges (Read 1207 times)

sr. member
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Looks like it's not gonna work. You should be legal China citizen with a ID which used for authentication of exchanges(1), you also need
that ID for getting a bank card(2), the name you registered in exchange should be the same with name you used to get that card. And looks like CNY is the only one withdrawal option left to us.

you want to sell Bitcoin in Chinese exchanges?

Yeah. I don't think you can do that. But I don't really know much about Chinese exchanges.
sr. member
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Can I open an account as UK national with a Chinese BTC exchange

Yes, you can. There is no nationality restrictions on BTC Exchanges, try to open an account on Lakebtc and BTCchina, both located in Shanghai.


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and withdraw money to a US denominated Chinese Bank Account which is not in my name?

But China Bank did.

Don't worry, mostly China Bank are multi-currencies account currently, so you can withdraw USD to any chinese bank account directly. But the premise is that the Chinese Bank Account must be consistent with your registered name on Exchange, which means that you may borrow ID card from your chinese friends to open an account with bitcoin exchanges (you see, there is always room for negotiation in China  Roll Eyes )


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Who can do this?

could be your good friends, not me anyway.


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Thank you for your help. Sorry if the translation software is funny!

 Cheesy
newbie
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Looks like it's not gonna work. You should be legal China citizen with a ID which used for authentication of exchanges(1), you also need
that ID for getting a bank card(2), the name you registered in exchange should be the same with name you used to get that card. And looks like CNY is the only one withdrawal option left to us.

you want to sell Bitcoin in Chinese exchanges?

Not particularly - I just want to be able to pay a Chinese supplier.
hero member
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It should be your name in both bank account and exchange account.
legendary
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Looks like it's not gonna work. You should be legal China citizen with a ID which used for authentication of exchanges(1), you also need
that ID for getting a bank card(2), the name you registered in exchange should be the same with name you used to get that card. And looks like CNY is the only one withdrawal option left to us.

you want to sell Bitcoin in Chinese exchanges?
newbie
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我可以开户为英国国家与中国的BTC交流和取钱美国计价的中国的银行帐户,这是不是在我的名字?
谁能够做到这一点?

感谢您的帮助。很抱歉,如果翻译软件,有趣!
Wǒ kěyǐ kāihù wéi yīngguó guójiā yǔ zhōngguó de BTC jiāoliú hé qǔ qián měiguó jìjià de zhōngguó de yínháng zhànghù, zhè shì bùshì zài wǒ de míngzì?
Shuí nénggòu zuò dào zhè yīdiǎn?

Gǎnxiè nín de bāngzhù. Hěn bàoqiàn, rúguǒ fānyì ruǎnjiàn, yǒuqù!

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Can I open an account as UK national with a Chinese BTC exchange and withdraw money to a US denominated Chinese Bank Account which is not in my name?
Who can do this?

Thank you for your help. Sorry if the translation software is funny!
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