Topic: Which coin is best for small payments? - page 4. (Read 931 times)
I think the best coins which serve as a good payment for small bills or expenses are altcoins because they have a mall value which is very compatible to used and more convenient as well.
For the best coin for small payments is dogecoin. For me its price is not so high but not so low. It's in the middle.
If we are going to purchase a small payment, we can use it. We can keep our bitcoin for another things that you will going to purchase in the future.
Dogecoin certainly has a high transaction speed and low transfer fees, but not all payees are ready to accept this coin. There are much more common coins with similar characteristics. For example, for payments, I use ethereum and litecoin. If we are going to purchase a small payment, we can use it. We can keep our bitcoin for another things that you will going to purchase in the future.
usually, i used XLM to make any transactions other exchange, did not require a long time and very cheap
Thanks for the input, have some XLM but didn't used it. I have it on exchange
Will install desktop wallet so it will be safer I hope. But on the other hand i don't want to spend it - it can potentially rise in price 
But it is also great to put crypto to actual use, and make transactions. This is the revolution.
usually, i used XLM to make any transactions other exchange, did not require a long time and very cheap
Thanks for the input, have some XLM but didn't used it. I have it on exchange
Will install desktop wallet so it will be safer I hope. But on the other hand i don't want to spend it - it can potentially rise in price
Try to research for the upcoming coins that will be up on exchanges and look after what their campaign earned or how did the ICo do. These coins usually start low and then the success from their campaign will make them go to the moon, if you know what I mean.
For the best coin for small payments is dogecoin. For me its price is not so high but not so low. It's in the middle.
If we are going to purchase a small payment, we can use it. We can keep our bitcoin for another things that you will going to purchase in the future.
If we are going to purchase a small payment, we can use it. We can keep our bitcoin for another things that you will going to purchase in the future.
Aside from Litecoin which has fast transaction speed. I think doge and Nano coin to are 2 coins that can be use in micro transactions especially Nano coin with no fees and lightning fast transaction speed. For me Nano coin is currently undervalued right now but its features are too good compare to other coins.
Yeah Nano coin has to do with this whole bitgrail fiasco
Aside from Litecoin which has fast transaction speed. I think doge and Nano coin to are 2 coins that can be use in micro transactions especially Nano coin with no fees and lightning fast transaction speed. For me Nano coin is currently undervalued right now but its features are too good compare to other coins.
Give it to Litecoin. It is currently one of the if not the fastest coin in terms of transactions speed. Ethereum is also doing well in terms of speed. NEO as well.
I agree, now a large number of coins with relatively fast transactions. You can choose what you prefer. Personally, I find it convenient to use ethereum. 
Give it to Litecoin. It is currently one of the if not the fastest coin in terms of transactions speed. Ethereum is also doing well in terms of speed. NEO as well.
Currently for me it's ETH - most ICOs work with it, not without problems, of course. But if you pay enough attention to how you make a transaction - you will nearly never have a problem. Sometimes there are too many people using it - in this times it may be difficult, but it does not happen quite often.
I love NEO! Extremely fast transactions, no fees. Only downside is you can only send whole NEOs so not 3.5 NEO which is kind of inconvenient if the price is going up and you want to send a specific amount of money. 
In that case I guess Litecoin (don't have experience with that myself)
In that case I guess Litecoin (don't have experience with that myself)
If we're talking about small and fast transactions, in my opinion, the best are NEO, LTC, DOGE they are really good and reliable.
Perhaps Dogecoin is still one of the most quick and low commisionated coins for small transactions. Have a look on it.
Ripple,NEO,TRAN,NANO,VERGE this coins are good for low investment but you should wait some days for profits
The answer to your question will vary depending on vendors. I would say Ethereum since it will be accepted almost anywhere that accepts Bitcoins but it doesn't have the lowest transaction fees, just lower than Bitcoins. Litecoin would be a good option if they accept it. It's very fast and the fees are low.
Perhaps yes, ethereum is accepted very much in many places. Most often I use ethereum to transfer money, but there are many crypto currencies with almost zero commission, for example, waves, litecoin, dogecoin and others. 
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Previously, such a coin was litecoin, but now I think it's ethereum. Transactions with 1 gas are confirmed in 1 minute! It's just fantastic!
The answer to your question will vary depending on vendors. I would say Ethereum since it will be accepted almost anywhere that accepts Bitcoins but it doesn't have the lowest transaction fees, just lower than Bitcoins. Litecoin would be a good option if they accept it. It's very fast and the fees are low.
I use all the time litecoin. Its very fast to transfer, and the transfer cost are very low. Amost every exchange accept litecoins. And on the exchange you can change it to ethereum or bitcoin and buy the altcoin you want. I use Litecoin because the bitcoin and ethereum network are always totally overloaded and the transaction cost are too high. So with litecoin you guys are pretty safe and can buy altcoins very fast if they dip.
Which altcoins are best for small payments in terms of transaction costs and speed?
There are many altcoins viable for small payments right now. For example I use Dogecoin because it's quite stable and it's very cheap compared to others. But I'm not sure such altcoins would be scalable enough to process many many transactions.
I think IOTA is because it is not based on the blockchain and actually as more transactions go by its network, the more speed and less cost we'll have. Too bad IOTA team is working not so well on their project...
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