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jurasic17

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Quote from: Yacov on May 01, 2018, 05:30:55 AM

Greetings,
Do you guys know what is the best wallet for bitcoin? I've never had a crypto-wallet yet. I have a bank account, though. In banks, cash remittance is unlimited and pretty fast, but service fee is pretty high. Is there a wallet with fast cash remittance and minimum service fee for remittance?

if I use an imtoken application because I was taught by my uncle to download this imtoken as a wallet from my results to being a bounty hunter, from my experience using this imtoken application is very practical and I am from Indonesia later the results that I can I can exchange in indodark to be cash for me to use

pacifista

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Im using an exchange wallet in our country, a wallet where you can cash out your money ,you can also pay your bills, buy game credits and many more,.

Labonikhatun

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Quote from: Yacov on May 01, 2018, 05:30:55 AM

Greetings,
Do you guys know what is the best wallet for bitcoin? I've never had a crypto-wallet yet. I have a bank account, though. In banks, cash remittance is unlimited and pretty fast, but service fee is pretty high. Is there a wallet with fast cash remittance and minimum service fee for remittance?

I think you can to use Coinbase. This is the most usely wallet safety and very good. Because of Coinbase is a regulated company and holds licenses in all districts in which it operates. It is backed by major us investors and it, not a scam. So, it's safe to link your bank account but that does not mean you should ever store bitcoins with Coinbase. However, there are several different forms of bitcoin wallet, Blockchain, Ethereum is very good and safety. I use Coinbase.

Ciscopro2000

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I use Coinbase. It can link to your bank and credit cards accounts for money transfers.

rnssol

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Quote from: Yacov on May 01, 2018, 05:30:55 AM

Greetings,
Do you guys know what is the best wallet for bitcoin? I've never had a crypto-wallet yet. I have a bank account, though. In banks, cash remittance is unlimited and pretty fast, but service fee is pretty high. Is there a wallet with fast cash remittance and minimum service fee for remittance?

Here https://www.reddit.com/user/rnssol/comments/97puky/bit_coin_wallets_all_you_need_to_know/ are some of the ver best crypto wallets. These have different feasibilities and uses depending on the wallet type.

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Quote from: Yacov on May 01, 2018, 05:30:55 AM

Greetings,
Do you guys know what is the best wallet for bitcoin? I've never had a crypto-wallet yet. I have a bank account, though. In banks, cash remittance is unlimited and pretty fast, but service fee is pretty high. Is there a wallet with fast cash remittance and minimum service fee for remittance?

I recommend you to use Hardware wallet like TREZOR.
That is most usely wallet and the safety is very good.

Velkro

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Quote from: Yacov on May 01, 2018, 05:30:55 AM

Greetings,
Do you guys know what is the best wallet for bitcoin? I've never had a crypto-wallet yet. I

I can recommend paper wallets, Electrum and online wallets. All depends on amounts you keep in each.

btsjungkook

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Blockchain wallet to be the best. After using this I have never tried for some alternate wallet. This is very good with all facilities and required security. Many has suggested Xapo too, So I would have a try over it and learn its features and advancements which may help me.

BTCedgar

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The best bitcoin wallet is the one that you
(1) create offline and in a safe environment with a safe code/application
(2) and then keep the wallet that way (offline in safe environment) as long it has bitcoin in it.

I use electrum as my cold wallet this way.

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Quote from: seoincorporation on September 13, 2018, 12:43:05 PM

Quote from: Yacov on May 01, 2018, 05:30:55 AM

Greetings,
Do you guys know what is the best wallet for bitcoin? I've never had a crypto-wallet yet. I have a bank account, though. In banks, cash remittance is unlimited and pretty fast, but service fee is pretty high. Is there a wallet with fast cash remittance and minimum service fee for remittance?

Wallets doesn't charge you for cash remittance or for services, at end they are free. And i have two solutions for you:

1.- Online Wallet. For this option i would like to suggest blockchain.info, i have use this online service for some years, and never had problem about it. Is a little bit limited, but at end it's a good wallet.
2.- PC wallet: Here i recommend you electrum as a wallet to install in your computed, doesn't matter if you have windows, linux or mac, you will be able to install it. This wallet run as a program in your computer and allow you to send and receive bitcoins.

I follow this opinion. Blockchain.info for online and Electrum as PC wallet.
Other options mentioned here seem also viable but no expertise on that.

abduramann

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I use a software wallet (Blockchain). In fact, I want to use multi-wallets supporting ETH, EOS, BTC and NEO etc. However, there is an important problem in such wallets. Many of them do not permit importing wallets. Imtoken v2 supports importing (ETH, EOS, BTC) but it has come with a number constraint for the wallets unlike Imtoken v1. I think the wallet solving this problem first will dominate the market.

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Quote from: Yacov on May 01, 2018, 05:30:55 AM

Greetings,
Do you guys know what is the best wallet for bitcoin? I've never had a crypto-wallet yet. I have a bank account, though. In banks, cash remittance is unlimited and pretty fast, but service fee is pretty high. Is there a wallet with fast cash remittance and minimum service fee for remittance?

Wallets doesn't charge you for cash remittance or for services, at end they are free. And i have two solutions for you:

1.- Online Wallet. For this option i would like to suggest blockchain.info, i have use this online service for some years, and never had problem about it. Is a little bit limited, but at end it's a good wallet.
2.- PC wallet: Here i recommend you electrum as a wallet to install in your computed, doesn't matter if you have windows, linux or mac, you will be able to install it. This wallet run as a program in your computer and allow you to send and receive bitcoins.

Stopir070

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I only use cold wallets. I do not have confidence in online platforms. I advise you to do this too

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Quote from: BTC-BTC-BTC on July 20, 2018, 11:02:49 PM

Definitely have to go with hardware wallets. But, if you don't have enough fund Bitcoin yet. I recommend software wallet Electrum offer 2fa with their wallet.

I will upvote the hardware wallet choice and again suggest to use Jaxx for lesser amounts. Jaxx supports many more coins than just Bitcoin.

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Quote from: MadGamer on May 01, 2018, 05:39:44 AM

What exactly are you trying to achieve here? If you're simply looking for a wallet to hold your funds, then Go with Electrum. The fees are lower compared to banks, and not related to the amount being transacted but with the size of the transaction. I wouldn't suggest using anything that doesn't give you control of your private keys (exchanges/ online wallet providers).

Agree. Electrum is one of the best options. But beware of scam Electrum apps on Android play market.
Happy hodling!

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Search for your local exchange, its faster than the usual popular exchange that we know.

And that depends on your location thats why I'm telling you to search for it. But if not, I have heard that you can use bitpay for what you are looking for.

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I'd suggest a hardware wallet. Much safer than entering your private key to login to your wallet. I have been using a Ledger Nano S and I'm pretty happy with it. Though you always gotta be careful even with hardware wallets, there can be MITM (man in the middle attacks). Make sure you always verify the transaction and the wallet adress from the small screen of your hardware wallet since your computer's browser may get hacked.

TTshingeki

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I see Coinbase is good. But You can use hardware wallet if you want safer

Iykecollynz

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A little Google search brought me here, Have been storing with coinomi, but have quite recorded a number of alternatives

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www.Cryptonix.co.uk

Information on wallets which i'm positive you will find useful if still interested. Welcome to get in touch via Cryptonix facebook for further info

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