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Title: bitcoin > Payoneer (via Visa or Mastercard) Post by: AirlieBeachBoy on August 23, 2012, 03:21:14 AM Does anyone know a legit operator that offers this service?
I know fastcash4bitcoin.com can fund a Payoneer card via Bank Transfer (ACH) which would be great, but Payoneer limits this service to only its US card holders. Is there any websites like fastcash or bitinstant that can fund a Payoneer using Visa or Mastercard (this is the other funding option Payoneers allows) Title: Re: bitcoin > Payoneer (via Visa or Mastercard) Post by: urdubit on January 31, 2015, 06:25:44 AM I am looking for the opposite. I am looking to convert payoneer to bitcoins... any help?
Title: Re: bitcoin > Payoneer (via Visa or Mastercard) Post by: sifter on January 31, 2015, 06:30:34 AM Look in the currency exchange section.
Title: Re: bitcoin > Payoneer (via Visa or Mastercard) Post by: ranochigo on January 31, 2015, 06:40:46 AM Does anyone know a legit operator that offers this service? If you want to fund the VISA directly, use virwox or btc-e to withdraw. For wire transfer, try using btc-e or kraken, both of them have a good reputation and have relatively low fees.I know fastcash4bitcoin.com can fund a Payoneer card via Bank Transfer (ACH) which would be great, but Payoneer limits this service to only its US card holders. Is there any websites like fastcash or bitinstant that can fund a Payoneer using Visa or Mastercard (this is the other funding option Payoneers allows) Title: Re: bitcoin > Payoneer (via Visa or Mastercard) Post by: urdubit on January 31, 2015, 06:50:16 AM Does anyone know a legit operator that offers this service? If you want to fund the VISA directly, use virwox or btc-e to withdraw. For wire transfer, try using btc-e or kraken, both of them have a good reputation and have relatively low fees.I know fastcash4bitcoin.com can fund a Payoneer card via Bank Transfer (ACH) which would be great, but Payoneer limits this service to only its US card holders. Is there any websites like fastcash or bitinstant that can fund a Payoneer using Visa or Mastercard (this is the other funding option Payoneers allows) Actually I have funds in my payoneer account I have its debit card. I want to convert the funds to bitcoins. Title: Re: bitcoin > Payoneer (via Visa or Mastercard) Post by: ranochigo on January 31, 2015, 06:54:41 AM Does anyone know a legit operator that offers this service? If you want to fund the VISA directly, use virwox or btc-e to withdraw. For wire transfer, try using btc-e or kraken, both of them have a good reputation and have relatively low fees.I know fastcash4bitcoin.com can fund a Payoneer card via Bank Transfer (ACH) which would be great, but Payoneer limits this service to only its US card holders. Is there any websites like fastcash or bitinstant that can fund a Payoneer using Visa or Mastercard (this is the other funding option Payoneers allows) Actually I have funds in my payoneer account I have its debit card. I want to convert the funds to bitcoins. Title: Re: bitcoin > Payoneer (via Visa or Mastercard) Post by: Madness on January 31, 2015, 07:32:52 AM Does anyone know a legit operator that offers this service? I know fastcash4bitcoin.com can fund a Payoneer card via Bank Transfer (ACH) which would be great, but Payoneer limits this service to only its US card holders. Is there any websites like fastcash or bitinstant that can fund a Payoneer using Visa or Mastercard (this is the other funding option Payoneers allows) You can always try to trade on Currency exchange section (on the marketplace) here on bitcointalk , you may wanna use an escrow since you seem like a new member here and without real trust history before or there is also another choice Virwox , check here => https://www.virwox.com/help.php , check the bottom of the page the supported payment methods for Withraw & deposits , for Withraw there is Bank transfer I think that should work since your Payoneer MasterCard should be associated with Bank of America Bank account , at least it is for me . Feel free to ask any more questions and good luck mate ~ Madness Title: Re: bitcoin > Payoneer (via Visa or Mastercard) Post by: moko666 on January 31, 2015, 03:27:44 PM I am looking for the opposite. I am looking to convert payoneer to bitcoins... any help? why don't you trade your payoneer to bitcoin with OPmake sure you use escrow for this transaction if you want a safe deal Title: Re: bitcoin > Payoneer (via Visa or Mastercard) Post by: urdubit on February 01, 2015, 06:59:12 AM I dont mind if he responds... that would be the best. Its not actually me I have a few users who want to do this.
Title: Re: bitcoin > Payoneer (via Visa or Mastercard) Post by: wadili89 on February 02, 2015, 04:07:23 PM soon i will be starting this exchange for limited time as i have some funds in payoneer and this is the good time to buy bitcoins i will make a thread when i am ready or pm me
Title: Re: bitcoin > Payoneer (via Visa or Mastercard) Post by: neurotypical on February 02, 2015, 04:56:01 PM With Virwox you can buy linden dollars (SSL) and exchange in BTC.
Title: Re: bitcoin > Payoneer (via Visa or Mastercard) Post by: mwgame1 on June 11, 2016, 11:27:50 AM Does anyone know a legit operator that offers this service? I know fastcash4bitcoin.com can fund a Payoneer card via Bank Transfer (ACH) which would be great, but Payoneer limits this service to only its US card holders. Is there any websites like fastcash or bitinstant that can fund a Payoneer using Visa or Mastercard (this is the other funding option Payoneers allows) You can always try to trade on Currency exchange section (on the marketplace) here on bitcointalk , you may wanna use an escrow since you seem like a new member here and without real trust history before or there is also another choice Virwox , check here => https://www.virwox.com/help.php , check the bottom of the page the supported payment methods for Withraw & deposits , for Withraw there is Bank transfer I think that should work since your Payoneer MasterCard should be associated with Bank of America Bank account , at least it is for me . Feel free to ask any more questions and good luck mate ~ Madness u tried it before ? if so which one u tried and how it went ? Title: Re: bitcoin > Payoneer (via Visa or Mastercard) Post by: Sharky444 on June 14, 2016, 11:19:29 AM Go with caution when using Payoneer. They are located in Belize, which may very well be the next Panama Papers thingy.
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