Not sure where you are located, but you can also try a p2p marketplace like localbitcoins.com, just be wary and only do business with users who have the strongest reviews.
Cheers!
Topic: Spending crypto? (Read 156 times)
If you have access to Gyft.com, it's a great site to use crypto on.
If you living in the place where you can easily convert your ethereum or bitcoin then both of them are easy to convert...
Here in my country, we can convert them both directly to fiat.
I'm living in the Philippines and I am using coins.ph wallet.
When I was open Ethereum wallet in coins.ph they ask for the 20php fee, now I can receive ethereum and convert it directly to fiat and withdraw.
So if you are living in my country you can directly convert your ethereum to fiat and withdraw.
But if you are living in the other countries the best thing you need to do is to know what are local exchanges in your place where you can exchange your bitcoin or Ethereum.
Mostly bitcoin is convertible anywhere in any countries so bitcoin is more easy to use and easy to convert than ethereum.
Here in my country, we can convert them both directly to fiat.
I'm living in the Philippines and I am using coins.ph wallet.
When I was open Ethereum wallet in coins.ph they ask for the 20php fee, now I can receive ethereum and convert it directly to fiat and withdraw.
So if you are living in my country you can directly convert your ethereum to fiat and withdraw.
But if you are living in the other countries the best thing you need to do is to know what are local exchanges in your place where you can exchange your bitcoin or Ethereum.
Mostly bitcoin is convertible anywhere in any countries so bitcoin is more easy to use and easy to convert than ethereum.
It really depends, what you want to use your money for. Honestly I first look if merchants accept crypto or if their competitors do. Other than that to convert to fiat you will most probably looking for some kind of fiat cards - here is some list https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/list-of-bitcoin-debit-cards-1242788 and if you are looking you can check these EU accounts as well: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/list-free-eu-bank-accounts-that-you-can-be-opened-directly-online-1756494
But I am not sure of the cheapest way to do so
Bitcoin is easier in a sense that many companies do work with it, however you should be able to find easily method to transfer ether as well
But I am not sure of the cheapest way to do so
Bitcoin is easier in a sense that many companies do work with it, however you should be able to find easily method to transfer ether as well
I use Gemini coin exchange. No transfer fee in or out, and they only charge .25% (.0025 X AMOUNT) fee to buy/ sell on both Bitcoin/ Ethereum/ Lite Coin.
So if I transfer $1000 into the exchange from my bank account, buy $1000 worth of Ethereum, sell $1000 immediately after, and transfer the money back to my bank account, assuming no price fluctuations occurred, I will only pay $5 total in fees for the whole experience.
Transfer in = Free
Buy = $1000 X .0025 = $2.50
Sell = $1000 X .0025 = $2.50
Transfer out = Free
= $5
So if I transfer $1000 into the exchange from my bank account, buy $1000 worth of Ethereum, sell $1000 immediately after, and transfer the money back to my bank account, assuming no price fluctuations occurred, I will only pay $5 total in fees for the whole experience.
Transfer in = Free
Buy = $1000 X .0025 = $2.50
Sell = $1000 X .0025 = $2.50
Transfer out = Free
= $5
Hey all... Newbie here.
I wanted to ask how you convert your crypto to fiat when you want to spend it with the least friction and fees. What are you guys (and gals) using? Like Bitpay or 10x or what? Is Bitcoin easier than Ether to convert to fiat or are they the same? I'm trying to make informed decisions.
Any pointers are appreciated, thx in advance <3
I wanted to ask how you convert your crypto to fiat when you want to spend it with the least friction and fees. What are you guys (and gals) using? Like Bitpay or 10x or what? Is Bitcoin easier than Ether to convert to fiat or are they the same? I'm trying to make informed decisions.
Any pointers are appreciated, thx in advance <3
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