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Title: Which exchanges allow fiat withdraw? Post by: Buckwild25 on July 15, 2017, 04:54:57 PM Hello,
Can anyone give me a brief list of exchanges that alow fiat withdraw? Inside or outside the US. Title: Re: Which exchanges allow fiat withdraw? Post by: Drawesome on July 15, 2017, 11:12:53 PM I only know of coinbase. Is there anyone else we can trust?
Title: Re: Which exchanges allow fiat withdraw? Post by: bonooll on July 16, 2017, 03:29:25 PM kraken, bitstamp, gatecoin, cexio. these are the ones i tried and worked ok.
keep in mind that only kraken states clearly "how much" fiat you are allowed to deposit and withdraw, whereas others dont write it clearly, but there is a limit. so in those exchanges except kraken when you deposit or withdraw a big amount of fiat(exceeds their "hidden" limit), your request might get stuck and required for further KYC and AML investigation. Title: Re: Which exchanges allow fiat withdraw? Post by: HI-TEC99 on July 17, 2017, 10:02:26 PM Gemini is another one that lets you withdraw fiat. It's not got huge volume but it's heavily regulated so unlikely to scam you.
There is also itBit where you can sell and withdraw through its exchange if you are a normal user, or sell and withdraw though using its OTC service if you are a whale. Title: Re: Which exchanges allow fiat withdraw? Post by: poordeveloper on July 18, 2017, 08:44:28 AM Kraken, BitStamp, BTC-E
By fiat do you mean just SEPA or international wire, or also other payment methods transacting in USD or EUR? Title: Re: Which exchanges allow fiat withdraw? Post by: Buckwild25 on August 04, 2017, 07:56:33 AM Kraken, BitStamp, BTC-E By fiat do you mean just SEPA or international wire, or also other payment methods transacting in USD or EUR? Any (sepa or international wire or other). Is btc-e still operating by the way? Title: Re: Which exchanges allow fiat withdraw? Post by: mayax on August 04, 2017, 08:23:50 AM Kraken, BitStamp, BTC-E By fiat do you mean just SEPA or international wire, or also other payment methods transacting in USD or EUR? wake up, BTC-e is closed :) Title: Re: Which exchanges allow fiat withdraw? Post by: LeGaulois on August 04, 2017, 04:51:10 PM There are a lot of exchanges allowing fiat withdraw, it just depends on what kind of documents you are ready or not to provide to verify your account. And also another point to consider is your location. For example, as a US citizen, I think Coinbase is the most convenient, a European would prefer Kraken as it's cheap. Here are a few I know about.
Coinbase https://www.coinbase.com/ GDAX https://www.gdax.com/ Bity https://bity.com/ Safello https://safello.com/ SEPA Kraken https://www.kraken.com/ SEPA and Bank Wire Withdrawal LiteBit https://www.litebit.eu/ SEPA Cex.io https://cex.io/ you can sell Bitcoins for USD, EUR or RUB Withdrawals to payment cards, Bank transfer and SEPA BitPanda https://www.bitpanda.com/ SEPA (It's not an exchange but I think it's good to mention it) Bitstamp https://www.bitstamp.net/ SEPA and International withdrawals Title: Re: Which exchanges allow fiat withdraw? Post by: sudip76 on August 04, 2017, 05:02:02 PM I think coinpayment is good.
Title: Re: Which exchanges allow fiat withdraw? Post by: Buckwild25 on August 05, 2017, 03:28:59 AM There are a lot of exchanges allowing fiat withdraw, it just depends on what kind of documents you are ready or not to provide to verify your account. And also another point to consider is your location. For example, as a US citizen, I think Coinbase is the most convenient, a European would prefer Kraken as it's cheap. Here are a few I know about. Coinbase https://www.coinbase.com/ GDAX https://www.gdax.com/ Bity https://bity.com/ Safello https://safello.com/ SEPA Kraken https://www.kraken.com/ SEPA and Bank Wire Withdrawal LiteBit https://www.litebit.eu/ SEPA Cex.io https://cex.io/ you can sell Bitcoins for USD, EUR or RUB Withdrawals to payment cards, Bank transfer and SEPA BitPanda https://www.bitpanda.com/ SEPA (It's not an exchange but I think it's good to mention it) Bitstamp https://www.bitstamp.net/ SEPA and International withdrawals Thanks a million |