Hi all, sorry in advance if this is a silly question, but am bit of a newbie to this - please can someone advise me on how I transfer bitcoins from my wallet (using Electrum 2.3.2) to my bank account? Do I need to change/sell them back to GBP first via localbitcoins or similar site, or is there a way of transferring directly from wallet please?
Thanks in advance
you can order Bit-x debit card and u can use it on any ATM.
Your card is tied with your BTC balance in your Bit-x account.
You send BTC to your account and then withdraw GBP on nearest ATM machine.
Bit-x will convert your BTC to GBP at current exch. rate.
Then you go with money to your bank, and make deposit to your bank account.
BIT-X fee is high especially inactive fee, so I recommend
http://www.advcash.com/.
If I'm not wrong, advcash needs your ID even when requesting for a physical debit card. Bit-x doesn't need it but the fees are high. It's basically you need to pay a premium for privacy.
No, it does not.
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[1] Plastic MasterCard, no verification!
Now you do not have to get your account verified to get a plastic Advanced Cash MasterCard. Order your card right after you create your Advanced Cash account. The card will have a cumulative limit of $2,500 that consists of $1,000 total ATM withdrawals and $1,500 worth of POS transactions and online purchases. Verify your account to enable our standard card limits, $3,000 daily withdrawals, $10,000 daily card funding.
[2] Custom card delivery addresses!
Now, when you order your plastic Advanced Cash MasterCard, you can specify a delivery address that is different from your verified address. It's a great opportunity to get our MasterCard if you are traveling, have recently moved, or just prefer the card to go elsewhere.
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P.S. There is a $2,500 lifetime limit if you don't verify your details.
I said anonymous, because it doesn't required a full verification and you can also order it with a *"fake" name or am I wrong? * and ask to be shipped to another address.
Technically, you can use any name. We will probably not print a card for you if your name is random characters or is misleading/impersonating somebody else in any way. But otherwise you don't have to verify. I still recommend that you do, because cards have a lifetime limit of $2,500 without verification.