bitcoin to cash

[stax]

does anyone have experience with withdrawing bitcoin and then subsequently converting that to a cash withdrawal?

I do not currently have a bitcoin wallet, i'm looking into it, but any help on the experience would be appreciated.

 

[MadJack]

does anyone have experience with withdrawing bitcoin and then subsequently converting that to a cash withdrawal?

I do not currently have a bitcoin wallet, i'm looking into it, but any help on the experience would be appreciated.

Get a bitpay card

https://bitpay.com/card/

 

[homedog]

I have the opposite issue. Can't get $ to a wallet to send to blockchain to convert to BTC.

 

[homedog]

Was fine with circle but when they pulled the plug I can't find a good option.

 

[MadJack]

I have the opposite issue. Can't get $ to a wallet to send to blockchain to convert to BTC.

bitpay, coinbase?

 

[homedog]

bitpay,coinbase?

bitpay you have to move BTC in there. Can't be $.

Coinbase charges 3.5% for deposit from card. Not working for me.
Coinbase requires your log in username and password for your checking account and that also takes 4-5 days. No way.

 

[MadJack]

https://localbitcoins.com/
No experience with them at all.

 

[homedog]

Is there another wallet, like circle used to be, that I can move $ into and out of (and stays in $) and move BTC back and forth to blockchain?

 

[MadJack]

Is there another wallet, like circle used to be, that I can move $ into and out of (and stays in $) and move BTC back and forth to blockchain?

I wish I could be more help but I moved moved money into blockchain back in July and the only thing I have done is take money out to bitpay card. I haven't used anything since. Money in from books and out to bitpay. I did move btc to coinbase USD vault once but the fees were ridiculous so I just let it sit in blockchain unless I want some cash. This last week was sweet moving over $1000 but about 4-6 weeks ago when it dipped, not so sweet.

 

[hedgehog]

Coinbase, linked to your checking account or savings account...that's what I have and not a single issue yet, I've only bought bitcoin so far so I don't have a clue what fees will be to get it transferred, maybe I should take some out and see....hmmmmm

Get coinbase and link your checking it took me 5 minutes

 

[homedog]

Coinbase, linked to your checking account or savings account...that's what I have and not a single issue yet, I've only bought bitcoin so far so I don't have a clue what fees will be to get it transferred, maybe I should take some out and see....hmmmmm

Get coinbase and link your checking it took me 5 minutes

Like I said, they want the username and password to your checking account. Not happening with me.

 

[MadJack]

Like I said, they want the username and password to your checking account. Not happening with me.

:lol:

They must not have required that when I signed up because that's going over the line. I KNOW I wouldn't have given that out. Holy shit.

 

[homedog]

Holy shit is right.

 

[homedog]

For US customers, you can verify your account in just a few minutes by entering your bank credentials. You may be familiar with this process if you've ever verified a bank account on Paypal or similar services. These banking credentials are never sent to Coinbase, but are shared with an integrated, trusted third-party, Plaid Technologies, Inc., to facilitate instant account verification. This service may store the provided credentials for verification purposes or use them on a per-transaction basis for fraud prevention.

I've never had to give out secure log in info to anyone. Paypal, nope.

 

[homedog]

https://localbitcoins.com/
No experience with them at all.

Looks like you pay a 4-5% premium buying there.

 

[hedgehog]

Like I said, they want the username and password to your checking account. Not happening with me.

I linked mine through my online banking...

Not worried here

Good Luck

 

[mzt476]

Hope this lasts getting mine very soon..moving $$$ is hard THESE days