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Title: Turkish banks/prepaid cards and bitcoin Post by: seVell on September 08, 2015, 11:31:04 AM Excuse me for posting in english but I think it's better than using a translator. All replies can be in turkish. I'll use browser translation. ---------------------------------------------------- How do turkish banks work with bitcoin? Is it safe to trade bitcoin with bank transfers? Is there any turkish card that will work with bitcoin? Like xapo or advcash? Is there any cards in Turkey that could fit in what we are looking for in this thread? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1173944.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1173944.0) Please tell me all prepaid cards that you know and how easy is to get them. If there are please also contribute directly in that thread. How easy do you think it would be to approach a bank and ask them to issue a prepaid card with your logo and tailored to your needs? Anyone with experience in that field? Title: Re: Turkish banks/prepaid cards and bitcoin Post by: Karartma1 on September 08, 2015, 12:20:24 PM How do turkish banks work with bitcoin?
-They don't. Is it safe to trade bitcoin with bank transfers? -Depending on the amount. Is there any turkish card that will work with bitcoin? Like xapo or advcash? -No. Is there any cards in Turkey that could fit in what we are looking for in this thread? -No. How easy do you think it would be to approach a bank and ask them to issue a prepaid card with your logo and tailored to your needs? -Almost impossible. Title: Re: Turkish banks/prepaid cards and bitcoin Post by: cakir on September 08, 2015, 02:06:34 PM Is there any turkish card that will work with bitcoin? Like xapo or advcash?
No. BUT Xapo card supports Turkish bank transfers. (They don't have an automated system yet it's process can be done manually via e-mailing). Title: Re: Turkish banks/prepaid cards and bitcoin Post by: seVell on September 09, 2015, 07:31:59 AM Thank you for your replies! :) Do you know of any prepaid cards at all? That work with btc or not. Title: Re: Turkish banks/prepaid cards and bitcoin Post by: olcaytu2005 on September 09, 2015, 07:43:09 AM Thank you for your replies! :) Do you know of any prepaid cards at all? That work with btc or not. Look at this topic ==> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1155883.0 Edit: and look at this ==> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1f7w5MhwtzOIHOnAxIr808EDqWBEJPcEIs5agtAdQVGA/edit?pli=1 Title: Re: Turkish banks/prepaid cards and bitcoin Post by: kriptopara on December 30, 2015, 11:39:24 PM we have this service prepaid card ininal.com ( probably ing bank in turkey issue the card )
but i am not sure if any foreigner can get it online who dont live in turkey . - if you can get the card ( if you can get the card maybe somebody help you to get that card who is living in turkey - but probably somebody must know you well for trust ) after that you can open account at btcurk.com ( turkish exchange site that also has english language . ) and you can convert your btc to turkish lira and withdraw to ininal card . Title: Re: Turkish banks/prepaid cards and bitcoin Post by: Deathwing on December 31, 2015, 02:34:57 PM we have this service prepaid card ininal.com ( probably ing bank in turkey issue the card ) but i am not sure if any foreigner can get it online who dont live in turkey . - if you can get the card ( if you can get the card maybe somebody help you to get that card who is living in turkey - but probably somebody must know you well for trust ) after that you can open account at btcurk.com ( turkish exchange site that also has english language . ) and you can convert your btc to turkish lira and withdraw to ininal card . Technically speaking, if the person comes to Turkey and actually gets the prepaid card, yes. It is possible but then loading the prepaid card will be really hard as you need to actually do "EFT" (Electronic Funds Transfer) to the card's account number OR you need to load manually from an ATM. SWIFT etc. Is not available for it. Let's not forget to mention that you CANNOT WITHDRAW the money you have loaded or transferred to the card. |