As far I know India is not the most Bitcoin friendly country in the world. I've heard that there is no Indian exchange at the moment, so better see the legal aspects of Bitcoin in India with some local bitcoiner before doing anything.
But yes, if you manage to do the bitcoin stuff you probably will save some good money from bank fees.
Topic: Will btc help me to save on bank charges as a international student ? - page 2. (Read 1713 times)
August 15, 2014, 12:12:17 AM
August 15, 2014, 12:07:51 AM
Hi
I am going to London form India to do my higher education, since the bank charges and cross currency charges are very high I am thinking to converting my inr to btc and btc to GDP.
Have any one done this befor ? And by doing this will I be able to safe on bank charges and other charges ?
And if you have any other methods which will benifit me as a student pls let me know.
I am going to London form India to do my higher education, since the bank charges and cross currency charges are very high I am thinking to converting my inr to btc and btc to GDP.
Have any one done this befor ? And by doing this will I be able to safe on bank charges and other charges ?
And if you have any other methods which will benifit me as a student pls let me know.
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