which bitcoin web wallet lets you transfer bitcoins to a bank account?
Theres no web wallet that can transfer funds other than coins.ph though i dont recommend it and dont want your hope to up high so pick Blockchain.info or mycelium for a bitcoin wallet and if you the right money you can exchange it on the marketplace exchange it on paypal or something that is available on your location though you can also goto the service section to lend some bank account but for those who is reputable only abd has a higher rank than Sr. Member
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I used Coinbase and it is good for me recommended it
I never used coinbase but it's one of the best exchanges that you can use for transferring your bitcoin > cash > bank account transfers.
As a Filipino, I would suggest coins.ph.
Yes coins.ph is the best exchange on the Philippines and we are using it for transferring their bitcoins to bank accounts and so far it's the leading exchange in the Philippines. Every country does have their local exchange that is dominating in the bitcoin to cash transfers. which bitcoin web wallet lets you transfer bitcoins to a bank account?
I used Coinbase and it is good for me recommended it
which bitcoin web wallet lets you transfer bitcoins to a bank account?
I know many have already posted about this wallet but to give a hint more of what coins.ph has to offer.
They give the equivalent bitcoin cash in bitcoin and they’re willing to give an option to claim bitcoin gold. This is how they worked hard to give great experienced for every users of this web wallet.
Banks transfers, remittances center, pick up and even delivery on your home is available, how good is that? And many more features like paying Socail security services monthly contribution, nbi clearance fee and many more. This make coins.ph the best of its kind(subjectively).
which bitcoin web wallet lets you transfer bitcoins to a bank account?
Theres no web wallet that can transfer funds other than coins.ph though i dont recommend it and dont want your hope to up high so pick Blockchain.info or mycelium for a bitcoin wallet and if you the right money you can exchange it on the marketplace exchange it on paypal or something that is available on your location though you can also goto the service section to lend some bank account but for those who is reputable only abd has a higher rank than Sr. Member
As a Filipino, I would suggest coins.ph.
It's the most convenient wallet for us Pinoys.
You can buy and sell Bitcoins and withdraw it.
You can even buy load for all networks! (There's a rebate)
It's the most convenient wallet for us Pinoys.
You can buy and sell Bitcoins and withdraw it.
You can even buy load for all networks! (There's a rebate)
I only know coins.ph , our country's best bitcoin wallet provider and exchange to give direct feature to withdraw bitcoin straight to any leading banks.
Here's a preview of their cash out options.
Cons, it is only available in the Philippines and Thailand I guess? (https://coins.co.th/)
Pros, it offers wide variety of application for bitcoin use for Filipinos. My favorite one would be the cash out to game credits. A helpful feature that gives me access to quick buy any sales on steam and topping up shells for league of legend game.
Here's a preview of their cash out options.
Cons, it is only available in the Philippines and Thailand I guess? (https://coins.co.th/)
Pros, it offers wide variety of application for bitcoin use for Filipinos. My favorite one would be the cash out to game credits. A helpful feature that gives me access to quick buy any sales on steam and topping up shells for league of legend game.
Since the first time I know bitcoin, until now I've tried a lot of web wallet and from everything I think the best is XAPO, Coinbase and blockchain.info. I ever get into trouble but it does not take long time everything can be solved.
SpectroCoin is the best IMO, and will let you transfer BTC to bank accounts, your personal BTC cc card, and ton of more features.
Freebitco.in is a very versatile site as they have lots of offers faucet/gambling/investement/wallet and recently browser mining through scripts and to the best of my knowledge, as a wallet they are only ensuring that your transaction/s have sufficient fees to not get stuck so offering low fees is not possible imo.
Online/web wallets are only good for small amounts as they don't give private keys. For big amount its recommended to use wallets that give you full control of your funds. and i won't sacrifice security for small profits.
Freebitco.in has been doing a really good job honestly and I am really surprised at how far they have come over the years and still have been able to build that reputation without issues at least from my side. The fees however is fair but not low. For fast transaction, they are just the same as any other wallet or a bit better.Online/web wallets are only good for small amounts as they don't give private keys. For big amount its recommended to use wallets that give you full control of your funds. and i won't sacrifice security for small profits.
But they give you a chance of taking the very low lane, as low as 2000 - 6000 sats sometimes and you can still get your funds confirmed within few hours that day. They usually send within a certain period at once for users if you can wait.
iam using tow web wallets its blockchain and https://freebitco.in/?r=892945
becourse Blockchain iam using since years now and its more than trused
but for now iam also using https://freebitco.in/?r=892945 becourse they offer low fees .
And many other great options like a 4% yearly interest !
kind regards
becourse Blockchain iam using since years now and its more than trused
but for now iam also using https://freebitco.in/?r=892945 becourse they offer low fees .
And many other great options like a 4% yearly interest !
kind regards
Low fees? You mean miner fees right? If you set a low fee, the odds are your transaction will take longer to get confirmed. As of today there is no wallet who is willing to shoulder their users miner fees as it will cost a lot and might lead to loss. Freebitco.in is a very versatile site as they have lots of offers faucet/gambling/investement/wallet and recently browser mining through scripts and to the best of my knowledge, as a wallet they are only ensuring that your transaction/s have sufficient fees to not get stuck so offering low fees is not possible imo.
Online/web wallets are only good for small amounts as they don't give private keys. For big amount its recommended to use wallets that give you full control of your funds. and i won't sacrifice security for small profits.
CAn you giev the reason why iI shouldnt do this ?,what if i have used my bitcoins to buy alt coins in bittrex let say and wait for some coins to raise in price so that i can further sell them and get more bitcoins ?
Main point of importance is that you at all times need to hold your coins offline under your own control. An exchange could experience various difficulties where people might not be able to access their funds, the exchange in question can get hacked, the exchange might put a block on your account for whatever reason, etc. If you want to buy a certain coin and wait for it to gain value, then you should send them to a wallet client you have full control over. If the coin you bought gained in value and you want to sell it, then simply deposit these coins and sell them -- there is no point into exposing yourself to unnecessary risks.
iam using tow web wallets its blockchain and https://freebitco.in/?r=892945
becourse Blockchain iam using since years now and its more than trused
but for now iam also using https://freebitco.in/?r=892945 becourse they offer low fees .
And many other great options like a 4% yearly interest !
kind regards
becourse Blockchain iam using since years now and its more than trused
but for now iam also using https://freebitco.in/?r=892945 becourse they offer low fees .
And many other great options like a 4% yearly interest !
kind regards
the best web wallet for now only blockchain we can access it from website and mobile app so easy to access and we can set the fees low or high and the security feature is good enough like email and sms verification 
and for friendly reminder that never leave your funds at any exchanges it's not a safe place
CAn you giev the reason why iI shouldnt do this ?,what if i have used my bitcoins to buy alt coins in bittrex let say and wait for some coins to raise in price so that i can further sell them and get more bitcoins ? and for friendly reminder that never leave your funds at any exchanges it's not a safe place
For our country we proudly represent coins.ph other than its safe to use it also requires validity of your id or anything available on the verfication are on the app or web of coins.ph welm it is necessary to do that because of your bank withdrawal credentials etc. To prove it yours. It prepares us some cashout tutorial and has 24 hiur service assistance and hassel free withdrawing
Though it has some cashout branches that has a long time waiting.
So our choice and suggests on coins.ph just try and look for available cashout branches maybe it has yours too
Though it has some cashout branches that has a long time waiting.
So our choice and suggests on coins.ph just try and look for available cashout branches maybe it has yours too
If I was to save a very high amount of BTC or ETH, I would definitely create a Bitcoin QT / Mist or offline wallet address and store it like that. I already use alternatives such as web wallet, Electrum for small numbers but if I will store the amounts that will harm me if I lose, I will / would never trust any of them.
As a result, these and such systems are centralized and even though they provide a private key, they are in the hands of a person or organization, as they are distributed over the wallet software contained in a server. That's why it is risky.
As a result, these and such systems are centralized and even though they provide a private key, they are in the hands of a person or organization, as they are distributed over the wallet software contained in a server. That's why it is risky.
which bitcoin web wallet lets you transfer bitcoins to a bank account?
If you are in the Philippines coins.ph would be the best,It has plenty of cash-out option that you could choose and my favorite is the card less where they will provide you some codes and that's what you are going to use to withdraw in some ATM machines.
Yes. Coins.ph is so versatile.
You can choose what option you wanted to use for your cashout. Ita either through your bank account or direct to some money exchanger. But you can't store huge amountof coins here as this is an exchange and online wallet at the same time. Try electrum, it best suited for me and I didnt encounter major problems so far.
Since I know bitcoin and up until now I've only used web wallets from blockchain, have tried several other web wallets a few times, but I'm more suited to blockchain.info.
I think best wallet is blockchain because it is more secure.i am personally using blockchain.besides it you can you use coinbase,kraken,coins.ph for different countries.Thank you
which bitcoin web wallet lets you transfer bitcoins to a bank account?
It's exchange not web wallet since web wallet only store your Bitcoin into cloud and not be able to transfer your Bitcoin into a Bank account. Make sure the exchanges to swap support your bank or just go to Currency exchange section in this forum and find the trustworthy member in here to do the trade. 
I am using Coinbase wallet , i know its not a wallet but it also usable as a wallet. It is free for send Btc coinbaase to coinbase wallet. so its my best bitcoin wallet. I also use blockchain wallet
As a web wallet Bitwala.io is very good, you can create your wallet and get access to the keys. They have a Visa card for their members. And you can get change your bitcoin to money and get a bank transfer in SEPA. They also have a feature if you want to pay your bills
Well, not directly, but only through an exchanger. I use ordinary online wallet and transfer coins to exchanger. After I cash it out on my bank's account without any big fees (1.6%). That's the only way I know here in Russia, if there is any compatriot here please share your experience
I'm confused with the issue, https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/august-1-bip148-preparedness-2017191
All the wallet I use is from the web wallet, is there a solution to the issue?
The only solution is to migrate your Bitcoin to different wallet like Electrum or Bitcoin (which you can access the private key). All the wallet I use is from the web wallet, is there a solution to the issue?
Regarding August 1st event, make sure you not have money on exchanges or Bitcoin bank, because your money is on the risk that you can't access the private key (private key hold by the exchanges or owner).
Correct, as Aug. 1 date is near, and with all the uncertain things around it like the treat of fork or splitting, it is much better to secure your coins. Securing your coin means that you have fully control over it. So its much better if your coin is secure on wallet like Electrum (which I used) or Core. So get either one of it and transfer your coins from a exchange to your wallet that you have control. Its better safe than sorry.
which bitcoin web wallet lets you transfer bitcoins to a bank account?
If you want to transfer your bitcoins to a bank account, you need to have some detailed information and verify it with an exchange. Coinbase is the most used one and remember that if you will transfer your bitcoins to your bank account, it's not going to be bitcoins anymore but it will be converted on the current price of bitcoin.
I'm confused with the issue, https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/august-1-bip148-preparedness-2017191
All the wallet I use is from the web wallet, is there a solution to the issue?
The only solution is to migrate your Bitcoin to different wallet like Electrum or Bitcoin (which you can access the private key). All the wallet I use is from the web wallet, is there a solution to the issue?
Regarding August 1st event, make sure you not have money on exchanges or Bitcoin bank, because your money is on the risk that you can't access the private key (private key hold by the exchanges or owner).
I'm confused with the issue, https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/august-1-bip148-preparedness-2017191
All the wallet I use is from the web wallet, is there a solution to the issue?
All the wallet I use is from the web wallet, is there a solution to the issue?
As far as i know, coins.ph is based international, that's why im using it eventually, because there are many members of this web wallet.. bitcoin money can be withdraw through remittances in every denomination.
Yeah, you're right you can withdraw and buy bitcoin through different ways with app and its really helpful, but for this coming august matters at all, I guess you should move your coins first to a safe wallet like what others recommending here on the very first place like electrum, Mycelium etc.so.. 
As far as i know, coins.ph is based international, that's why im using it eventually, because there are many members of this web wallet.. bitcoin money can be withdraw through remittances in every denomination.
Well you can use coins.ph as web wallet but there are sometimes that they are asking about number verification but you can use vpn and use philippines ip that i think you can't get any issue when logging in..Since i already tried to use it in vpn i think you can use it as web wallet without any problem..
But for me other web wallet is the best choice like blockchain if you really want to backup your private keys..
and for now before august 1 i think better to use electrum instead and backup all private keys just for safety purposes..
As far as i know, coins.ph is based international, that's why im using it eventually, because there are many members of this web wallet.. bitcoin money can be withdraw through remittances in every denomination.
the best web wallet for now only blockchain we can access it from website and mobile app so easy to access and we can set the fees low or high and the security feature is good enough like email and sms verification
If we are talking about web wallet, Blockchain.info maybe a great web wallet over Coinbase or Xapo in my opinion well at least they won't froze your account for illegal activities not like Coinbase. To exchange your Bitcoin to real money, you can go to Currency Exchange section and make a trade with member in here. Make sure to use reputable Escrow and trustworthy member. and for friendly reminder that never leave your funds at any exchanges it's not a safe place
And with the news on August 1, this is a good chance to move your money to better place. 
which bitcoin web wallet lets you transfer bitcoins to a bank account?
If you are in the Philippines coins.ph would be the best,It has plenty of cash-out option that you could choose and my favorite is the card less where they will provide you some codes and that's what you are going to use to withdraw in some ATM machines.
None of the online web wallets are safe. Use offline/desktop wallet to store your coins. Backup your wallet regularly. Try using core wallet or you what a light wallet you can try electrum.
which bitcoin web wallet lets you transfer bitcoins to a bank account?
You should transfer your coins to an exchange and then transfer it to your bank account. Try coinbase.
There isn't any particular wallet to be considered the best it depends on the user for what features he is looking for :
Like coinbase has low fees for sending payments when compared with other wallets.
Xapo has a bit more fees but the transaction confirms faster than most wallets out there.
Blockchain allows you to set the fees .
Among these 3 xapo seems the most trusted ones because they claim that all the bitcoins are stored in an offline storage
Like coinbase has low fees for sending payments when compared with other wallets.
Xapo has a bit more fees but the transaction confirms faster than most wallets out there.
Blockchain allows you to set the fees .
Among these 3 xapo seems the most trusted ones because they claim that all the bitcoins are stored in an offline storage
Some people do not even use web wallets, because they signup with an exchange and buy directly from there and withdraw to their bank accounts from there. This is most probably the biggest mistake that you can make, because these exchanges are big targets for hackers. Take some money and invest in a hardware wallet like a Trezor and you will never regret losing money at an exchange or even a 3rd party online wallet provider. < remember these services own the private key to your coins, not you. >
Rule number #1 - Buy and sell on exchanges and transfer those coins out of these services to a address where you own the private key.
Rule number #1 - Buy and sell on exchanges and transfer those coins out of these services to a address where you own the private key.
the best web wallet for now only blockchain we can access it from website and mobile app so easy to access and we can set the fees low or high and the security feature is good enough like email and sms verification and for friendly reminder that never leave your funds at any exchanges it's not a safe place
After a full review of the blockchain and a detailed analysis of the features it pretty says that blockchain should be the best Bitcoin web wallets. Blockchain.info most popular Bitcoin wallet today. I have no argued Hardware wallets and secure offline wallets are good options though. and for friendly reminder that never leave your funds at any exchanges it's not a safe place
the best web wallet for now only blockchain we can access it from website and mobile app so easy to access and we can set the fees low or high and the security feature is good enough like email and sms verification and for friendly reminder that never leave your funds at any exchanges it's not a safe place
and for friendly reminder that never leave your funds at any exchanges it's not a safe place 
which bitcoin web wallet lets you transfer bitcoins to a bank account?
I think the answer will have the relationship with the exchange site. Such as the kraken, cex.io or localbitcoin. All of them opening the wire transaction to the bank account. But you must remember if every exchange site has the different work area. which bitcoin web wallet lets you transfer bitcoins to a bank account?
Web wallet is not viable option to buy/sell bitcoins with bank balance. When we use word 'wallet' it implies it should be use to send, receive and hold bitcoins. For buying /selling use exchanges available in your country.
- If you are from Europe, you can use Bitwala.io. It's an online wallet, you can, of course, store your bitcoins there, and get a bank transfer (SEPA) with a 0.5% fee. There is a limit of $200 monthly but you can increase this limit upon verification ID
- Cryptopay.me is another web wallet where you can withdraw funds via bank transfer, you will need to link your bank account to Cryptopay
- Otherwise, you can use an exchange like Kraken, Bitstamp, etc and sell your bitcoin there and then get the money transferred to your bank account
- Cryptopay.me is another web wallet where you can withdraw funds via bank transfer, you will need to link your bank account to Cryptopay
- Otherwise, you can use an exchange like Kraken, Bitstamp, etc and sell your bitcoin there and then get the money transferred to your bank account
It depends where you are living like the above said coinbase is for us country and any supported country..
For philippines coins.ph and for india i think zebpay..
But you can buy bitcoin and use other bitcoin wallet like electrum and buy bitcoins in local bitcoin or paxful.
For philippines coins.ph and for india i think zebpay..
But you can buy bitcoin and use other bitcoin wallet like electrum and buy bitcoins in local bitcoin or paxful.
which bitcoin web wallet lets you transfer bitcoins to a bank account?
You're finding isn't a web wallet rather a bitcoin account but an exchange, mostly US people used coinbase and Filipino people used coins.ph and if you can say where you live I guess there's a bitcoin exchange that's existing exclusively for your country. And mostly exchange wants your personal information or KYC since its regulated with country's government.
which bitcoin web wallet lets you transfer bitcoins to a bank account?
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