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I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries.
Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).

How do you guys withdraw your btc?

Many ways to do so, you listed two. There are also private sales via LocalBitcoins and ATM's, and I guess that's pretty much it.

I've hardly ever withdrawn to cash, but the few times I have it was with a Bitpay or Xapo debit card. There may be a small hit on the exchange rate but there aren't any proper exchanges where I'm at either and I can't be bothered to dick around with localbitcoins.

Xapo have just withdrawn coverage for people outside Europe, but the Bitpay card is sent to over 100 countries and you can withdraw via any ATM albeit with a foreign exchange rate fee. Shame they turned into forkers.

I am using a wallet, an exchanger bitcoin wallet named Coins. There is a panel there where you can cash out your bitcoins into fiats. They offer a wide variety to send and accept your money, either banks, cash pick ups and others.

Some would use a local online exchanger to convert bitcoin to your currency and then transfer it to your bank depending on what is available to withdraw your cash. I rarely convert or withdraw my bitcoins to cash too and I was only familiar with transferring it my bank account.

I am withdrawing my bitcoins to my wallet "zebpay", then i can easily exchange my bitcoins into Local currency(INR), then i will transfer them directly into my bank account. I used to use "UNOCOIN" wallet, but they are charging commissions bit high.

i withdraw my bitcoin use the local online wallet here in my country from bitcoin i convert to cash from local currency, its big help for and for my family to easy use cash exchange transaction tu buy the daily needs expenses, thank you bitcoin as my source of income.

I think there are so many ways to attract it, as my friends did, it's just that I do most of the same as mentioned above, like selling it to local Bitcoin and go to each ATM  :)  ;)  :D  ;D

Here in our country we have this application in our phone coins.ph. In here we can send coins to everyone that's if they've given their Bitcoin address. We can also receive coins from them. We can pay bills using coins. It is much more convenient than going to billing centers. We can also buy load through this. We can also the conversion of bitcoin to our currency. And it has a history of my transactions. In conversion we convert bitcoin to our currency and we cash it out. It is very convenient to use this application and this bitcoin.

Till now what I have earned from signature campaign and other faucets were into the wallet. I have not withdrawn or converted it to cash. Decided to keep hold of it till earning a bigger amount as that I've into the wallet is quite low.

That seems to be tedious.and time consuming too. Good thing I can withdraw easily by having it deposited on my bank account the next day or have me withdraw it in the nearest ATM. The service is coins.ph and is currently regulated by our Central Bank, an assurance that somehow we aren't going to be Goxxed in any way.

Which country are you in? There are lots of local exchanges for example Bitcoin Indonesia which trades bitcoin directly for the rupiah which you can withdraw to your bank account.

Alternatively, look for a bitcoin ATM that allows you to sell bitcoin for cash. Here is a list of bitcon atms around the world:

https://coinatmradar.com/countries/

I live in India and in here there is an app called zebpay which I use to convert my bitcoins into cash, by selling my coins on the app the cash is transferred to my bank account and then I withdraw them using atm.

I use a local exchange which allows for a wide variety of different withdraw options, but most of the time I just ask for a deposit into my bank account or I ask for a transfer to another account of a similar manner. Then again, I rarely withdraw any money from exchanges because there is a lot more money to be made by making various trades on exchanges that offer either fiat/BTC or BTC/alt markets. I've withdrawn maybe 4 or 5 times in the past, and they were never massive amounts.

In my country we have a app which is coins.ph. We can easily convert bitcoin in to Philippines peso and there is a lot of ways for us to cash out our bitcoins. It is really good for us because we can easily cash out our bitcoins.

In my country I am using a wallet that has many options in exchanging or withdrawing my bitcoin into Fiat money There are a Cardless ATM instant payout on a specific bank, there are pawnshop that accept pickup directly your money that instantly turn your bitcoin into Fiat, there are Sim card phone wallet that can exchange to specific load,  you can withdraw and get transaction on the specific bank that accept bitcoin, and lastly you can make a delivery from your door step the amount of money that you have withdraw, well there are a lot to choose from but I listed the things that I already have used.

My favorite service is LocalBitcoin , i sell my bitcoin and i receive payment direct to my credit card
Maybe you need to try it, there are many way for sell your bitcoin with LocalBitcoin

It's quite hard now to deposit on exchanges. So I always make it to a pont that whenever I have some earnings or when I deposited some amounts for btc then when it pumps. I converted some then just cash it out through bsnks when needed. It's much easier to cashout through sending at our bank accounts.

I have a plastic bitcoin debit card from cryptopay.me and I can use that to easily cashout bitcoin to my local fiat with any nearby ATM but I am not doing that too often. Most of the time I sell my bitcoins directly to Nepali buyers through social media and personal contact. There is no any official exchange platform for bitcoin here and legal status of bitcoin/crypto is confusing, so no any international trading platform allows us to buy/sell bitcoin.

I usually try to spend my Bitcoins without converting it in fiat but since we don't have that market environment to spend Bitcoins directly against good or services, I have to convert it to my local fiat currency.

I usually go with Localbitcoins because there is always a competition going on among the traders to give best possible rates to the sellers/buyers so in most of the cases I find it value for money (and sometimes value added returns) for the trades I do through that platform. It hardly takes maximum 30 minutes to complete any transaction for me.

How to withdraw each country is different, if I could withdraw in bitcoin.co.id and can directly transfer to my bank account.

Haven't done it yet. Why sell something that's under valued?

You may consider opening a bank account in another country, as going through several exchanges (payza, then payoneer) means paying several fees.

It's hard to just let your bitcoins be released. Good and I'm here in the Philippines here in my country it's very easy to withdraw and deposit because it's legal with us. Just like withdrawing directly to bank accounts and remittances. Atm and many other ways.

I do have an online wallet that allows me to withdraw my bitcoins in every possible way I can.  I can withdraw it on cash remittances center.  Even withdrawing at atm is possible.  Since my wallet are connected with other agency, I can pay my bills through bitcoin.  I will ask my boyfriend to let me pay his bills and then I will be able to have his cash and at the same time, paid his debts.

I think every country has it own way of cashing it out your money from bitcoin into cash. Me as a filipino i withdraw my bitcoin with the help of  coins.ph. Ill convert it first into fiat or philippine money then i cash it out to any bank that is available. By that I get my bitcoin and I can now used it to buy things that I want. By the way it is cardless so its more easy for us filipino when we withdraw our money.

Can you tell which country you live in, it is very easy to withdraw Bitcoin to bank account in cash in several countries. Coinbase is global exchange but there are several local exchange dedicated to fiat of one country like Zebpay, Unocoin, etc in India.
I easily withdraw Bitcoin to my bank account using these exchanges. Better you look up for such exchange in your country if available.

There was an app called zebpay in this app we sell the bitcoin and convert into cash and come in my account and I withdraw it with my atm and use it for my purpose

I am using Coinbase or TenX card to cash out

Go Cash by using Localbitcoins because they are available in more than 120 countries with over 1 million users using it daily.
The way you do it is very expensive because these e-currencies charge very high forex fees as well as withdrawal processing fees.
It would be great if you could share where do you live and we could help you out.
I personally use Coinbase as it is the best option currently for me.

in my country there are already people who set up bitcoin companies change to money buy bitcoin easily in my country of almost 3 exchanges that receive bitcoin the person now has 10 men to become his employee

Apart from coinbase, there are some other exchanges that allows you to withdraw into your account, most especially P2P ones. For example, LUNO allows you to link your bank debit/credit card to your luno account to enable you withdraw directly. Also, remitano is another secured P2P exchange site which links up sellers and buyers of bitcoin in your local currency using an escrow method. I have heard of other services like localbitcoins.com, I haven't tried them anyway, but I know some people who have. Just make sure you check the buyer's history first. Cheers!

In my case, Liquidity always takes part with 3rd parties that are partnered with a bank. So it's like you're exchanging them your bitcoins to fiat. It is inconvenient to do P2P at least in my case. But I would be glad to do P2P when it is convenient to do so.

Wow, sounds good about the future of Bitcoin. I hope in future, Bitcoin can do that in anywhere like your said. This is big change for the road growth of Bitcoin and for user like me.

I cash out my btc direct to my bank account. Thanks my btc wallet which is coins.ph has this feature to easily convert btc to cold cash and vice versa.

For smaller amounts, I prefer cashing out by bank transfer through Zebpay/Unocoin (stupid rates). For bigger amounts, I search for a buyer who I deem trusted from a couple of Facebook groups or even lbtc and sell to them for a decent rate.

there are my wallet right now that can transfer your btc to your bank account. in different country there are different apps that offer same thing you just need to search the web. I use coins.ph and it have a feature that can will convert and transfer your btc directly in your bank acount and withdraw it using atm

i have tried a method like yours to go through a fiat payment processor and then to my bank but that costs a lot more fees that i am willing to pay. the withdrawal fees were also increased in the exchange that i was using so that is never going to be profitable.

now i find someone on localbitcoins or a similar place to sell bitcoin to. of course by now i have someone who i am always selling to and i get a much better deal than the other method.

This is very easy, in my country, there are a few sites to buy and sell bitcoin, here, we can buy in cash, it's like a reputable intermediary system, and it does not. Managed by the government or banks.

In my country, the wallet is having features for cash out of BTC. It may be directly or easily converted to fiat via
Cebuana, or banks
If you wanted a small business, try load retailing, you yourself can convert your own BTc to fiat.( I have tried it)
I haven't done going to banks, my friend if offering me to trade my Btc to fiat.. If I wanted to convert my BTC to fiat I will just contact him..

Well it is so easy, i just look for a local exchange or anybody who does exchange in my country, and i contact him and try to sell him the btc for local money.
If i need the money asap, i just use some of the websites that convert your btc to local money, but they charge at least 10% of fees, that kills me, but it is instant.
So it is not difficult to convert btc to cash, you only have to look for the best way for doing it.

That depends on the place/region/country where someone is using btc. Some countries accept encashment of BTC through remittance centers (which I use when withdrawing btc into cash). The official android application of our btc wallet also offers different ways of encashments like GCASH, remittance pick-up, and bank.

I am withdrawing the bitcoins that I have into my Skrill account. One of the possibilities to get money into the account is through bitcoin. Skrill is nearly as big as PayPal is, and they give you (if you are in Europe) a Credit Card. Their fees are almost inexistent and you get the money into your account very fast. 

I usually use the services of a famous site in my country. His name is triv. We can directly convert our bitcoin there and transfer it to our bank account.

Whenever I convert my BTC to fiat, I use either one of the following two methods:

LocalBitcoins: I convert my BTC, and either get local bank deposit or credit in my PayTM account
BTC Debit Card: I am having a debit card which can be loaded with BTC. The fiat cash can be withdrawn from any ATM.

in the phillipines we use coins.ph because it hussle free when we withdraw our money from bitcoin. coins.ph has different ways
bitcoins to bank
bitcoins to door to door
bitcoins to gcash
bitcoins to realcash

I always use local exchange but I use bigger exchange like bitfinex for trading. The bitcoins which i earn in bitfinex i send them to local exchange - my country is Turkey, Turkey's exchange is btcturk.com , paribu.com , koinim.com.- As you see, there a lot of exchange in my country and we can make a transaction with local currency.

I think each country will have their own local exchange that will change your bitcoins to cash via bank transactions. In Indonesia we have this website called vip bitcoin. You should check your own local exchange.

Actually, there are lot of way to withdraw your bitcoin into cash. In addition to that, I withdraw my bitcoin thouhh ATM but I need to convert it first before I withdraw it.  You can also withdraw bitcoin through cardless and you can also withdraw it in Gcash or any remittance that have bitcoin.

Hi!! May i know what wallet are u using for converting your bitcoin into cash? Is there options already in the wallet and they really send you in fiat?

I withdraw my bitcoins from the local online wallet and transfer them through a local online exchange to my bank's card, and then I withdraw cash through the ATM.

You can use a decentralized exchange Bisq (former Bitsquare). There are no limits to it, you can exchange almost any coin for BTC and your BTC for fiat, using National bank transfers, Cash deposits and many other low fee nonrefundable provable methods of payment.

In my country we can withdraw our bitcoin in our local exchange and there are actually plenty of choices to choose on how we want our bitcoin to be withdrawn for me I prefer to received it in my bank directly because its hassle free.

I mostly use two methods, depending on situation. Sometimes I use my trusted seller on localbitcoins and exchange Bitcoins for money that is transfered to my bank account. But I'm avoiding to do this because I don't like that my bank has any records about Bitcoin transactions.
So the easiest and most convenient method for me is to withdraw the cash on ATM with my Xapo debit card. They charge fee, yes, but it's reasonable and besides every exchange of Bitcoins to cash has a cost.

I rarely use cash. Most of my purchases I make with the Bank card. Through the Internet, the exchanger, I change bitcoins and add to your Bank account. If you could purchase goods with bitcoins, we could save on the exchange and a little more to pay miners per transaction in order for online stores to make them free.

I exchange bitcoins for CS:GO skins and sell them in school. And when I want to buy bitcoins, I buy CS:GO skins and sell them for bitcoins. Of course I know we have bitcoin to bank account payments in Poland but I want to be more anonymous when exchanging bitcoins to fiat.

There's a few way to do it.
As for me, there's these local exchanges that I could use to convert btc to my current currency.
It's also connected to my bank account. Seems like every countries has its own way.

Well I rarely withdraw my bitcoins into cash, since I have a goal of saving 21 BTC  ;D . I'm young and I'll go all in while there is a chance.

No one should go all-in regardless of age. I didn't got even half-in. I put only 10% of my savings in Bitcoin and with 1% trade. Take risk no more.

In our country we have bitcoin ATM but its so far from my home. Thats why I choose to cash out my bitcoin through the apps they called coins.ph there lots of way to cash out using that. I cash out to Bank, for pick up  (remittances branch) or cardlless atm(eGifts).

I prefer localbitcoins than an exchange like coinbase or bitstamp, because they really don't have any fees and their rates are actually at par with the bitcoin price.

If by cash you mean hard cash, they have that option too.

where did you find that bitcoin atm? I'm just curious since I'm also using coins.ph and I'm cashing out my btc in so many different ways which
the features of this bitcoin exchange with your replied I got curious to find that bitcoin atm hope you can give some info.

Here in my country,there's a lot way to withdraw bitcoins to cash such as banks,remittance ,and atm machine..

Well here in the philippines we have this app that called coins.ph in which we have a Bitcoin wallet and Peso Wallet. Whenever we are in need of money we could easily transfer our Btc to peso in just a span of secs then coins.ph is affiliated with some banks and businesses in which we can claim.

Same here bro! Fortunately, coins.ph offers a wide range of options for us to withdraw/utilize our bitcoins or to even convert it to fiat. There are options like online bank transfer, cardless ATM, pick-up via stores, and even door-to-door deliveries. It really depends on what wallet the user is using but I really do suggest that they use the wallet that is common in their country to avoid any future problems.

Currently, I am using Localbitcoins to sell my Bitcoins to fiat cash and deposit the cash in my bank account. There are two reasons why I prefer LBC. The first is that the rates in LBC are higher than the rates in international crypto-exchanges. And the second reason is that Bitcoin debit cards are too expensive and their fees is also very high.

Now its easy, I just sell bitcoin on exchange and send money to my bank account. There are little fees, but nothing compared with bitcoin transaction fees. Two days ago I sent bitcoins from my xapo wallet to exchange and fee was 2.6 mBTC low and slow, other fast was more then 3!!! That is madness! I don't know what is going on, I paid 2 times more for that transaction, then for exchange fee and sending money to my account.
I don't know what should I do, to start more to save and not send bitcoins or to change wallet. I thought situation will be normalized with transaction fees but nkwnits even worst then before.

As a filipino i withdraw my bitcoin with the help of coins.ph which was my wallet. There I just need to convert my bitcoin into philippine money then I can now withdraw it any bank that is available for that. You can withdraw with the used of atm card and the best thing that i like about it was I can still withdraw it in security bank without using any card or what we called cardless.

Yes I know it's hard for some of us to convert bitcoins to our local currency and for me too it's not that easy either but I use services of few reputed members here on bitcointalk for exchanging btc to usd sometimes and besides that fortunately I have friends here in my town who are also bitcoin fans and whenever they need bitcoins I sell my btc to them. The latter method is the most trusted, reliable and easiest for me.

To skip fees as much as possible I notified my exchanger's address in the signature campaign. I use YoBit and they allow fee free transaction of QIWI wallet. Next I have to pay just 1,6% to move money on my bank's account and that's it. I really do not loose so much for all this manipulations.

Here in our country (Phililippines) we used a 2 in 1 wallet. It has a great features i'm lucky enough that i don't need to do many things in order to withdraw my money. So i'm going to list some of it's features.

• It's 2 in 1 wallet your bitcoin wallet and local online wallet.
• You can convert your bitcoin to local currency.
• You can buy phone load and game load, pay electric bills, pay water bills, electric bills, internet bills and tuition fees.
• You can withdraw to different banks, You can withdraw to remittance.

It's very useful actually it makes people life easier and uncomplicated.

I am a Filipino too. Some of the comments are telling that they are using coins.ph, when i am earning too much and need some cash i will try to withdraw thru coins.ph

Its just simple.You could use localbitcoins.com for that.Its almost available in 249 countries all over the world.So check it.Rates are very good there.You could either get your money by bank transfer or just you could sell your bitcoins manually for cash by selling directly to the person.Both facilities are available there.

I use Kraken most of the time. For my needs they are realiable when it's time to withdraw money to my bank. I got it in 24h at max, sometimes after some hours depending when I request it. I used to have cards but I can't use anymore. Sometimes I use Purse.io when I want to buy something from Amazon for my house

We have out country local exchange that takes about 6% fee and the transaction is almost as instant as soon as they get the transaction and they've also added LTC and ETH. Tho before I've found out about that exchange, I've been selling btc here and used the skrill account for fiat.

Usually after the exchange of altcoin into bitcoin and in my country can exchange bitcoin using local exchanger that can be directly withdrawn to local bank and it is quite easy although still charged some fee but comparable with ease given not until 1 day even 2 hours withdrawal have been processed in to a local bank. ;D

In the Philippines we have this app called coins where we can easily exchange bitcoins in to our local currency and cash it out through the local banks,pawnshops,cash pick,and door to door delivery. We can also send and receive money through the app which is very convenient for us

I like to meet up with people from Localbitcoins to do small transactions ($100>).

You can try Localbitcoins.com; I have also rarely en-cashed bitcoins only for some emergency purpose. At localbitcoins, you can sell your bitcoins and the money could be directly transfer to your personal bank account wherein you can withdraw the same.

I have the option of withdrawing to both my bank and what i will call a mobile money wallet which was introduced by most telecommunication companies in my country, where you have the privilege of having money on your mobile phone and use it to pay for goods and services. The banks are not liking it one bit.

In my situation its quiet simplier since my bitcoin earnings directly goes to my online local wallet provider on which I can directly exchange it to our local fiat and there are many options on how you would able to claim or get your cash. It can be directed on deposited on your bank account and also you can cash-out it on money remittances which is really gives convenience and not too hassle.

commonly i was contacted my friend on Facebook that was trusted before. he is officially one of partners from the biggest exchanger on my country. so he is very trusted, at first i am very doubt and afraid my money will scam but after past many transactions with him i am put my trust at him. then i don't afraid while sell my bitcoin in bulk to him.
but if you wanna do same like  that you should find a trusted people.

My wallet provider has an option to cash-out via remittance, banks and ATMs. I can just directly do that from my wallet which is very convenient and reliable too.

I used my wallet to convert my Cryptocurrency like Bitcoin to a Money. After I convert it I cash out to the nearest Bank by giving the code that send on my Account.

The cash out feature is embedded on the wallet I am using: Coins.ph. With the web wallet, I can easily withdraw some Bitcoins to fiat with just a click of a button. I can either send it to a bank account then withdraw later, or by going through remittance centers. They even offers to deliver it to my address. It is pretty convenient. However, the usage of the wallet is exclusive in some countries only.

Cashing out my bitcoins is easy when it comes to my country. It is all in the wallet I'm using, first I have to convert it to our local currency then I can easily choose how I will withdraw, its either through banks, atm or remittance. The only problem is some of the transaction fees are expensive.

I used to withdraw my Bitcoin through exchangers too but I prefer to withdraw on security banks branches on my country here in the Philippines.I choose the Security Bank as a company of withdrawing my Btc it is because they are credible enough,proven and tested based on their way to keep my wealth safe by all means of criminal possibilities.

If you wanted to withdraw your bitcoin from your bitcoin sallet first you need to put your bitcoin in a bitcoin wallet where it is supported in your country where you can cashout your bitcoin in that wsllet you can exchange your bitcoin for a cash.

Luckily there is coins.ph in our country. It makes exchanging bitcoin into local currency easy and withdrawing it a breeze.We can choose from instant cash to bank deposits.

I'm using an online wallet which is available only in our country and that is where I'm transferring my Bitcoin. My online wallet has different options wherein you can cash out your Bitcoin. You can cash it out via money remittance centers. You can send withdraw it to any Bitcoin ATM. And you can send it directly to your bank accounts. I suggest you look for a local online wallet in your country.

localbitcoin or send advcash. than send advcash plastic card and go atm, it has very low withdraw fees.

In my country you can withdraw cash using money sender or some branches.

Also, we can exchange btc automatically and transfer it to our or any bank account. Or, we may have it cashed out and we may receive this cash through remittance centers or cardless ATMs. This local exchange wallet allows us to exchange bitcoin to our local currency easily, without having to transfer from wallet to wallet, or a different exchange. I heard that two new cryptocurrency exchanges will open up soon so this would add up to our options for us filipinos.

i usually use localbitcoins to directly convert btc to cash in my bank account.

What is that wallet by the way?

I'm using localbitcoins web site to sell my bitcoin if I want to cash it out, but, generally, I never cash my bitcoins out. I try to get as much as possible. In Nort America, USA and Canada, there are lots of ATM machines. My friends are using those and they're satisfied.

The majority of the reply are very vague: "In my country", "my provider", "my friend", "my grandma", "low fees"...
If you could please be more specific with details. The community would benefit from your feedback and experience with the service you use.

I mostly use localbitcoin website to withdraw my bitcoin to my bank account. Localbitcoin provides an excellent platform to cash out the bitcoin using the local trading service. It also has built in escrow service so that you don't get scammed.

You have to find a trader in your country and ask for a trade. Once you initiate the trade, the bitcoin goes in to the escrow account. You can release the fund once your receive the money in your bank account. Otherwise, it will come back to you.

i am not too often withdraw my bitcoins from my address to local website but i use my friend service because he gives exchange services for us so its really help me and other friends. i send my balance to him and then he send me the money directly to my bank account. so far, i am really satisfy with his service.

Coinbase also is not supported in my country so I did not cashout also. But other country who are luckybecause the cashout option is available to them. But thanks to my country wallet the philippines wallet or the asias wallet it is coins.ph I can cashout my bitcoin direct to my bank because of this and this wallet have cashout option the payout is instant you can request cashout to bank calles cardless atm and you can withdraw instantly.

I'm using a wallet/semi exchange (Philippine peso to Bitcoin) called Coins.PH. It's regulated by our goverment here in the philippines there is a daily limit and yearly limit. It's convenient for us Filipinos here.

I do not know anything about coinbase.  But I very well know coins.ph.  The first time I learned about it, it is love at first sight  because it has so many things to offer.  From loading your phone, pay your bills, and even buying and selling bitcoin.  You can all do this with just a click.

I am using the same site and had been using it eversince.  I got no problem with their service.

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Most of us use a third party exchange in order to convert BTC into local fiat. It is not that hard, we just need to register on that site and comply with all the requirement that exchange is asking.  For example in our country, using coins.ph, we have to submit our valid ID and a selfie together with the proof of billing for the house address verification.  When all is setup, we just need to fill up the form of the amount we need to convert and where we would like to get it (bank or remittance), then after that we will be asked to deposit the amount of bitcoin to the address, then it is done.  The process for those account that have already deposited bitcoin in the site's wallet is much easier.

If I have to sell my bitcoins then I always choose to do it on localbitcoins as for my country that is the best place to sell bitcoins but I never sold my bitcoins for cash and prefer to get fiat money directly transfer into my bank account and the credits are instant without any fear of loosing money and even I don't have to disclose any id proof of it the only thing I need to give is my bank details and everything is done.

I have not actually in person sell my coins, but I have seen someone sell his coins. And  I saw Bittrex and localbitcoin as the major sites used by this person for a successful transactions.

Currently im part of a big group at the country where i do live, we do p2p without exchanges fees into the middle and always amazing prices, since there is a trusted group we do trade between bank accounts, and well soo far no one has lost any money doing those. I do believe this is the future, be able to trade without need any exchange service to trade, because makes no sense pay always a fee for anything you wanna to do with your coins. I do understand why the fees is present, but as long you build a strong group at the same country you will realize that you can keep trading and maximize your trades.

You will have to find a trusted trader for that. Or if your do not trust anyone even a trusted trader then you will have to either buy something which your nearby people will be interested it  , so that you can sell that thing to them and grab that cash

Actually I didn't withdraw any money yet. I'm for around a half of the year here, but my lifestyle doesn't give me to put as much attention on bitcoin as I would like. So there were some periods when I stayed everything about crypto-currencies on side and didn't appear here for months. That's why I'm still just a beginner here on the forum, but this time I came here to earn. Bitcoin costs 4300$ already my God! :o

I sell Bitcoin and cash out by selling them.
sometimes I use some local exchange site that's are created by local bitcoin usrs of my country.

Localbitcoins are more suitable than exchanger right now. The reason is the huge fees that exchangers are receiving in all bitcoin exchange to cash. There are Bitcoin ATMs in some countries but if you don’t have then go for localbitcoins like coinbase is very useful at small fee rate.

There's a lot of way you can convert your bitcoin into cash. You can convert your bitcoin thru exchange which you can sell your bitcoin for dollars and send it to your bank account. There are also local wallets which is allowing you to convert you bitcoin to cash. This is what im using right now. Im from Philippines and there are local wallets (Coins.ph and Rebit) which are good tools to convert your bitcoin. Also, there's a lot of option to receive the cash. Thru Card, money remittance and banks.

i have no choice i need to withdraw my bitcoin to exchange cash because i need to buy things and food for my family, i want my bitcoin save in my wallet for the future if have a choice, i use my local wallet convert into local currency of my bitcoins.

Localbitcoins is the best place to sell your coins and what I have noticed that the rates are higher there in compare to what you see on preev so that is an bigger advantage as you get higher amount of cash in your hands and it also has escrow so there is no chance of getting scammed as all the traders are most trusted with high trust ratings.

My Bitcoin wallet is in coins.ph, the most popular and most used bitcoin wallet in the Philippines. It is easy to use because of its user friendly app and website. With that, it is also easy to cash out. You can easily access it as long as you have internet access in your gadget and can choose different ways on how to cash it out. The way that I will be cashing out my Bitcoin is through bank. Coins.ph allows me to receive the cash in any of my bank account in different banks which is for me is the best and most convenient way.

I always use localbitcoins because it's easy and I have had good experiences with them. Trust worthy and quick. Easy to register as well.

i have withdrawn my BTC from exchanger to bank, in My country there are so many exchangers who can exchange bitcoins directly to the money in the bank

BTW where do you live ?
Are there very few who know bitcoin, so there is no exchanger that can exchange bitcoin with cash money ?

We have this app called coins.ph which is applicable in our country, we can easily cashed out our money or withdraw in other words even without card. We can gat our money in the atm without card and we will just enter the codes and we can withdraw our money. But first we need to be verified, not all people can cashed out that easily especially those who had identification issues. But you can always cashed out in your buddy you do it also. Me I withdraw my money through the help of my friend because I'm not verified yet.

I withdrawal bitcoin by wallet.which is coinbase.

There are several ways to pull bitcoins into local currency. You can use the online application to convert bitcoin into local currency. even in some countries already have bitcoin atm.

i never withdraw bitcoins in cash, because i'm newbie in bitcoin. maybe end of year i can be like you withdraw bitcoins to cash.

i mainly use coinbase to withdraw to my bank and then to hard cash.

i used an app exclusive in our county it is named as coins.ph and we can use it to convert bitcoin to cash and withdraw it to different banks, atm machine, door to door, and a lot more. its an easy way for us to get our money.

I think it depends on your wallet if what is available for withdrawal .as of now im using coin.ph i like this wallet cause its to simple to use . So many option where i can withdraw my bitcoin to cash  . But usually i withdraw bitcoin in security bank cause no further procces so easy and fast. .

I withdraw my bitcoins to cash by means of remittance. First my bitcoins needs to be withdrawn on my coins.ph btc wallet, one of the Philippines exchanger sites. And next is to be cash out on bank or any remittance center available.

If bitcoin is still rarely known in my country, it is very difficult to exchange bitcoin into local currency that I use, but over time when bitcoin is increasingly used in my country, it appears that a company that manages sites such as btc exchange with local currency I use. Until now after the advent of bitcoin exchange sites, I believe on bitcoin local sites can make it easier for bitcoin users who want to sell their bitcoins directly to local currency and can easily transfer via bank account used.

I withdraw my bitcoin in pawn institution or money remittances in my country. These remittances are officially accepted the bitcoin but the confirmation to withdraw takes almost a day and the processing fees were very expensive.

The best way to use bitcoin is to have a bitcoin backed debit card. That way you have bitcoin for store of value but are able to 'spend' it in fiat-denominated merchants.

This is the optimal configuration.

Mine is much more difficult, since I can't use almost any exchange. I use either direct peer to peer trades in public places or use Western Union, which is, despite being more expensive in fees still allows me to get the money quicker considering how many branches are there for them.

We could withdraw cash by using our local bitcoin wallet. In the local wallet, you will get a permission to withdraw a specific amount of bitcoin in cash to the remittance center we wish to get the cash. Then after getting permission. you can get the cash. The amount depends on the level of your verification in the local bitcoin wallet.

not when there are fees involved. the back breaking fees actually ;)
I'd rather spend my cash or use the regular debit cards that I have (which don't have any additional fees in my country) or spend bitcoin directly rather than using a third party, trusting them with my bitcoins without having control over the private keys and pay them high fees to use my own bitcoin!

we created bitcoin to no longer need banks and services like this not to go back to them with bitcoin!

I'm interested about the taxes, cause you can't just send 1 billion to your bank acc. as you have to pay taxes on your income. It's interesting, as the government want money as well ;)

i prefer to just to transfer to merchants that accept bitcoin, than hard cash. cause i don't feel the need to withdraw cash.

various means of payment, wallets, ARMs, trader platforms, paypal

finding recommended seller in localbitcoin is also a good advice because in that site, we can found seller which have the same city with us. sometimes when i want to withdraw my bitcoin, i also used their service and for me, their service is fast and not waiting too long. so maybe if you can find recommended seller, you can trying to withdraw too like me.

I normally deposit my bitcoin into local exchanger and convert it to cash. In my country the exchanger just like another exchanger who can trade any coin but only a few coins listed there.

There's are several ways to do that, but i will not said the all ways i will say what ways i usually do.
Usually i sell that into the bitcoin market which provide onside bitcoin to cash or your local curreny
Like me sell my btc to idr by VIP market (Local bitcoin market at my country)
Or if you don't know which market provide bitcoin exchange to your currency you can find it on bestchange.com
So that's ways i use

also in turkey, i sent my btc in turkish exchanges like paribu, or btcturk, i sell btc in that exchange and sent the turkish lira to my bank account,

I withdraw through my local wallet the only disadvantage of that wallet is i need to verify my i.d and give other info about me but it is the only wallet that people use here in my country because the transaction are fast and easy in just a wait for a few minutes and i can now go to remittance center to get my money.

I have a buyer who always buys and sells bitcoin instantly. I trust him because I have made many transactions with him. And he sends me the money after my transactions get 1 confirmation. ;) usually everything  takes less than 5 minutes

Let me tel you a secret my friend, it will make you more rich than the persons who are selling out now. But lets suppose if you prove to ba an unluck persons and things didn't go the way you expected, don't get in chaos. Stay patient and give BtCs some time. It will definitely surpass previous highest prices.

I withdraw it by sending it to my friends bitcoin wallet because I can't withdraw it on my wallet it needs to be verified yet to withdraw and that's the problem in my bitcoin wallet it is no yet verified hopefully by next month it will be verified so that I can use it and I don't have to bother my friend just to withdraw my bitcoins into cash. And if my bitcoin wallet be verified I will just use it to transfer in my bank account so there's no hassle to withdraw it via ATM.

There's a lot of ways to cash out your bitcoin right now. The first one is to check your country local exchange because that is the easiest way. If there's no exchange in your country, you can sell your bitcoin in localbitcoin.

there is so many way to exchange bitcoin to cash , but i usually to exchange my bitcoin to cash from exchanger site , i sent my bitcoin to the exchanger site and then i choose withdraw , there usually an option to switch to which bank you choose to withdraw , i think many bitcoin players do this thing ..

Yes there are many ways to withdraw bitcoin to cash. Here in my country there is an apps that can cash out anytime, into bank, remittance. It is an instant way to withdraw and most bitcoin users this is the apps that is used.

Majority of the users here have their own exchange platform for all the withdrawal needs. In specific I prefer localbitcoins over other platforms due to the easiest way of withdrawing as well it gives a list of traders with different trading features. One could select based on the convenience.

I don't have option to withdraw bitcoin directly to by bank as the central bank of my country still don't recognise btc as currency . I have to depend on third party wallet like unocoin,zebpay etc.

The few time I've withdrawn cash, I use local cryptocurrency exchange, I convert and send into my account a make ATM withdrawal.

OPS you can try this wallet if you want maybe this wallet will available in your country spectrocoin.com or try to make XAPO account. there ar also good wallet in the philippines called coins.ph, also check Paxful... check it all out if what suits to your country... hope ths will help you...

i wouldnt recommend spectrocoin, there a to many topics in this forum with scam-alert or with weird happenings to deposit/withdraw, just search with google for the threads and get informed...
im lucky that there are a lot of possibilities to cash out fiat in germany, kraken & co withdraw directly to the bankaccount...

Localbitcoin. That is just the only possible for me now. That is why I dont do it much. They pay low there and you will just regret it. I just do it when there is an emergency that really needs to be paid which cannot be dealt by my salary.

You might want to just keep your bitcoin now until there will be possible withdrawal options that will be opened by other merchants who are not greedy.

I am withdrawing my bitcoin through my wallet.
This is the easy way for me to get my coins.

I'm using that app too, it is a good app for us here in Philippine they offer so many things on how you can cash out your bitcoin, they also give the access in that app that you can pay your bills, and you can also buy a load using your bitcoin.
I think it is the most trusted wallet so far in our country.

I redeem my bitcoin to cash by withdrawing on vip.bitcoin.co.id or sell bitcoin voucher that can be made at vip.bitcoin.co.id to others with transfer via atm  ;D

Well here in yhe Philippines i used my online wallet to convert my bitcoin into cash and sending my money into my bank account or sometimes in the atm machine. I can also used my bitcoins to provide me a prepaid load and i can pay bills using my online wallet that is very trusted to use and very known in the Philippines.

Well, as long as you can withdraw your bitcoin into cash, it is just fine, at least you have an option than none, here in our country we can easily converted our bitcoin into fiat and transfer it into our bank account. If we transact it before 9 in the morning, by the afternoon we can withdraw it already. We received notifications that we already received our cash into our account.

Yup I'm fortunate enough to live in a country where we have a local exchange to get btc to fiat within a day. I'm not too sure whether people in countries without local exchanges have thought of more creative ways to cash out... I'm guessing through some form of third party payment systems where btc is an intermediate step. Maybe others could share?

Many methods to cash out bitcoin. Personally i use neteller and Skrill. Sometimes withdraw it through paxful or localbitcoin.
I saw many websites that give you debit card to withdraw your crypto to an ATM.
I hope you find your method with less fees because fees is the main problem when transforming a cryptocurrency to fiat.

Here in our country the only trusted bitcoins exchanger is Coins.ph, ive been using it for how many months so i can suggest it to everyone especially my co - filipino. Its hassle free & their apps is so easy to use though their trans fee is a bit higher.

Here in the Philippines, We use coins.ph to withdraw our Bitcoins to cash. Coins.ph did have a venture with some banks such as Security Bank, BDO, BPI, Unionbank and etc. and some money changer business. Also, Coins.ph is an online wallet in which we could directly use as our Bitcoin wallet. In addition, we could also use Coins.ph to buy Bitcoins.

For me before i was withdraw my bitcoins in a local bitcoin ATM in my place when i was working in other country but now here in my own place we dont have an bitcoin ATM in here so i withdraw my earning true coinph convert it to fiat money.

Well, there are many ways to withdraw your bitcoin into fiat. In addition to that, you can withdraw your bitcoin through ATM but you need to convert it into fiat. You can also withdraw your money from bitcoin to remittance and every withdraw there are maximum amount that you can withdraw.

There are some exchanger here in my country hence it is so easy for me to convert my bitcoin into my local currency, then send it to my local bank account. There are only two steps involved when I wanted to withdraw my btc to fiat.

Isn't the things you did was confusing mate? here in my place I encash my bitcoin through converting it www.rebit.ph where they're gonna send it to me in my name thru remittance outlet, something like that.

We use online wallet like coins.ph. This mobile app is also an exchanger that can convert btc to php. We can transfer our money to every bank affiliated with them. Also with the use of this app we can pay bills, transfer money peer to peer, and the most convenient is to load your own prepaid sim.

The same service from coinbase isn't available in my country too but good thing that we have a local wallet service provider here called coins.ph where you can withdraw your bitcoin to cash using different cash-options including cash-out thru remittance outlets, banks, cash cards, cardless withdrawal and many more but I often use cardless withdrawal as it is good even if you don't have a bank account and also it doesn't require a charge for any transaction .

There are many trusted exchanges to turn Bitcoin to fiat. Also these exchanges offer many options to get paid.

In my country there is a popular forum where selling and buying of bitcoin takes place, there a buyer and a seller bargains and after reaching agreement a reputable escrow will be involved thereafter the seller transfers equivalent amount of money worth of the bitcoin the buyer while the buyer also sent the coin the seller. Although there are exchangers too but they pay less for bitcoin.

I use an app called coins.ph which is really popular here in my country. It has several ways to cash out my bitcoin namely at banks, remittance centers or even have it delivered to you by a delivery express. You can even purchase load for your mobile phone and pay electric bills with it.

Coinbase withdraw and trading is also not available in my country and I hope sooner it will be.  For the mean time I am withdrawing my money though coins.ph. But I don't use it always since I limit what I cashout. I am more of holding.

I withdraw to cash by remitance center or pawnshop. That's what is common to those who introduce me to bitcoin and that's just what i follow to be safe because it's tested already.

In my situation, i store my bitcoin on my electrum wallet then transfer it to online wallet/exchange , specifically coins.ph, even if it costs too much in transfer fees and from that online exchange wallet i transfer it to many options like transferring to local banks and other options ( which i have never yet been tried.)
i think it is safer option too because coins.ph can lock an account if used on gambling, as for me i do not know who will send coins on my account therefore it is better for me to sacrifice pricey transaction fee rather than to locked my account.

Im here in philippines so i used coins.ph.and un this wallet can cash out in bank and some remittances.but i am more.prefer to cash it out in my bank so that no hassle.no need to ho outside to calim its directly deposited to my bank.

Well my country supports bank withdrawals but the problem is i dont have any bank accounts and i dont trust banks to store my money but there is another feature that the bitcoin exchanger that i use have it is a method to cash out from remittance store.
The problem is i need to verify my account to be able to cash out because thr site that supports withdrawal into my fiat currency has a lot of rules and regulations they demand your personal information in order for you to get verified and to be able to cash out. So i cash out my money through my friends account.

I did withdraw my bitcoins before with virwox and I'm sending it to my PayPal account. After receiving it then that's the time that I'm sending it to my bank account, it takes time and I thought before it's the best. But right now in my country there's a good exchange that everyone is using and this is very convenient to all of us.

I don't know what country you are from, bro. But here in my country there are several local wallets where one can withdraw bitcoin although not directly to a bank account. There might be some other local wallets offering such services but as for me I can only withdraw by way of an ATM machine although the transaction is cardless. The flow would BTC converted into fiat and then withdraw hard money.

hopefully in your country available service withdraw bitcoon directly to your account. maybe in your country bitcoin has not really been so popular that banks. still in doubt with bitcoin. maybe if in your country bitcoin popular then banks will see that opportunity. and will provide the service withdraw bitcoin to the bank. if my country dilutes bitcoin very easily. enough with a smartphone and a bitcoin wallet in a smartphone .. I can directly melt the bitcoin into a bank account .. it does not take long .. it takes a maximum of 1 day to see some money coming into your account

I wouldn't recommend using coin base or other wallets that have direct sell options since they are usually quite overpriced. The price between buying and selling Bitcoin on them varies around 500$.

Would recommend using Localbitcoins, and cashing out via bank transfer or cash deposit with trusted sellers.

In the Philippines cashing out fiat from btc can only be done using coins.ph wallet where you can choose a lot of different method. Coinbase is working here for jjst storing btc and eth and not for trading and cashing out. Apparntly I think there is a new available wallet that has been a potential competitor of coins.ph but still it is under sone development for the meantime.
Anyway has anyone herw tried using wirex?

over here in my country INDIA i use third party wallets like unocoin,zebpay and localbitcoin etc.. to convert my bitcoin into cash

what is your country? im indonesian and its easy to withdraw bitcoin into my back account, there are many exchanger to change my bitcoin or my virtual money like paypal, payza into money to back account with low fee, the fee is 1% from amount and minimal fee is 1,8$ its very simple and run automatic so we dont need send directly to owner or costumer services

lucky country. hear indonesian very ez to convert bitcoin to cash. in my country the only way is contact with some local.... last month I used btc-e but it's die so I can not withdraw btc to my bank anymore

i withdraw my bitcoin to cash to my friend, haha my friend have a project with bitcoin so i sell it to my friend and get some cash from him, if he doesnt need bitcoin, i can sell it into online site and get some money into my bank account

I withdraw my bitcoins through my cousin. He is the one who sends me the money. He is also the one who converts my bitcoins into peso amount. He said that I can get my earnings through Cebuana Lhuiller. It's just my first time to get money from a remittance center. I also asked for help from my good friend to get my earnings in the remittance center. It is also my first time to earn bitcoins.

Never heard of that but I am using coins.ph to withdraw my bitcoins.  It automatically convert my bitcoins into cash and gives a lot of option to withdraw on different outlet.  Plus it has a lot of services it can give to its member.  It really makes easier and gives opportunity to earn a lot.

     In my country it is possible to withdraw your bitcoin from your wallet. But first the wallet should be verified. Verifying wallet took a long time but it is worth it because you can withdraw all you want but there is always fee. Before withdrawing you should convert your bitcoin to cash.

     In my country there is an application named "coins.ph", it is a wallet where you can cash out money through various banks. You just need to convert your bitcoin to how much cash you want. Then choose a bank then you will receive a message on the transaction then you can have your money. But very first you should verify your account to use it properly and legally.

I am also using the coins.ph and I can say that the coins.ph is a very good company and application for cashing out your bitcoin you can transfer it to bank or directly get it too the ATM machine. But the stuff of coins.ph is a very slow to work and I think that is the only thing that I didn't like to them. I am a Filipino and I can say bitcoin economy here in our country is pretty awesome.

I am using coins.ph it is very convenient to use I can convert my bitcoin into cash without any transaction fees aside from that I can use it directly to do fund transfer selling prepaid load, paying bills and shopping on-line. With this kind of wallet that we have in our country using bitcoin is as easy as swipping your atm or credit card.

Well, I think there are many ways to withdraw your bitcoin into fiat. Furthermore, you can withdraw your bitcoin through ATM and I think there are already bitcoin ATM that you could withdraw your bitcoin instantly. I also withdraw my bitcoin but the first thing that you need to is to convert it into fiat and then you can withdraw it easily.

Here in the Philippines we have a online wallet called "coins.ph" wherein we could easily cash out our bitcoins through banks. Coins.ph has a lot of features like you could buy load, pay your electric bills and many things. Hence, having a kind of wallets here in my country is very convinient and helpful.

many exchanger market or even trust person in my country to change bitcoin to cash (idr/ indonesian rupiah). so im not too hard looking for exchange my bitcoin to cash. thanks vip bitcoin dot co dot id, luno, coins id for exchange btc-idr, eth-idr, even etc-idr.

I always cashed out fiat through my trader. The exchanges in my locality ask too much of information, I have sold some and cashed out in exchanges too but they take quite some time to send fiat. The best is to buy stuff with my crypto and thats the best way to use them.

I do withdraw my Bitcoins in local exchanges here in my country. From my wallet with private keys I will transfer it into local exchanges wallet and then send it  through remittance since it is the only choice available in my area. I think Bitcoin transfered to those who has bank accounts is instant but I am not sure because I don't have bank account. I am just a less fortunate person and also living in rural area that's why banks are inaccessible. There are atm's but also comes with high fees.

In my county if someone has to withdraw his bitcoin, he will have to change it in dollars and then he can withdraw dollars from his account. I think this is the main problem for different currencies to be cashed and used. Instead of manycurrencies if there is one currency like bitcoin digital currency, then there will be no tension to withdraw and change the currency into your local one and while going outside of the country into their currency.

When I was in New York, I used the bitcoin ATM located in the several places of the city. They have crazy fee, but they pay you in pure cash which is great for us.

I have Cryptopay and localbitcoin to for this moment, and they serve me well up till now. As you can tell I don't have big amount so it's enough.

If you are planning big amount then first find a local advisor about tax - it's very important.

I'm withdrawing directly through ATMs. Some exchanges will allow you to do it, at least in the EU. It's much better than using bank accounts as it's much harder to trace and you're not getting online account balance, but cash. I'm also trying to withdraw as little as possible to my bank account to avoid big brother ;)

In different countries people use exchange cryptocurrency websites to withdraw cryptocurrency to cash one of the general sites localbitcoins where you can find for different country methods of withdrawing cash and always to debit cards

In my country I withdraw it through the used of our wallet and that is coins.ph. I just first convert it into philippine peso and then I can now withdraw it in any bank eventhough I doesnt have card. But I can also use card if the atm bank that I chose to withdraw need it.

Here in my country Indonesia we have some local exchanger , that why not too hard to change my bitcoin in to our local fiat money , even we can change BCH ,ETH and ETC too.

I use tether it is a stable coin who's price remains around 1$ you can add funds to it from your bank and even withdraw funds to your bank they do require lot of verification process like selfie with id , your id , your address verification but it is worth they only take 20$ fees for all deposits and withdrawals for me withdrawals get's processed in 3 days max

In my case here in our country, we have been using a certain wallet account in which we have a free converter of bitcoin to our national currency in which we can have it cash out only into a specific bank and some business franchise that offers bitcoin operation service so that we can turn our virtual money into fiat. They are just going to send a 16 digit code into our mobile number and 4 digit e-cash code for verification that we are the only one knowing how and where to cash out our own money.

You can use Bitcoin Debit Card of any famous wallet have it to withraw cash from ATM Cash Mashines, Online Shopping, in stires, restaurants or anywhere else in the world that accepts VISA as a payment method.

my country has one crypto exchanges market that has office and licensing rights, i'm not too hard to connect bitcoin with fiat every day and it's helpful even though my government's attitude has not legalized bitcoin, besides there are some local exchange that only connect from website with transaction rate balanced to convert to a conventional bank.

My classmates withdraw only in security banks or the ATM's machine. If your coins is not verified, they just send it to my other classmates and tell them to withdraw.

Thanks Neteller and Skrill.
Here in Tunisia, no way to convert bitcoin to local currency neither to any other currency and it's getting harder when Skrill and Neteller cards don't work anymore in local ATMs. So the only ways now is converting them to dollar then recieving funds in Payoneer account then using ATM for withdraw but with a high cost fees. Or, using Neteller/Skrill account to convert and send them to another account which the its owner will pay for the transfer in cash. Of course this is very limited that no more than 1500 euro per month for each account and the funds converted from bitcoin are not allowed to be received from ATMs.

i use a third person transaction ! First i send to that guy who i trusted then another guy in a middle will confirm our transaction ! therefore the fees will decrease and my money when i cash out will be what i want ! i also sell bitcoin on a online website in my local country ! It's kind a media bank coin - very trustable ! sometimes i buy paypal cards and steam cards then sell back those to someone needs ! That's all my transaction

Currently, I use XAPO card to withdraw cash from ATMs, and it is very convenient. In my country, there are a couple of reputed exchanges to withdraw cash directly to my bank account, but it takes a couple of days to get the cash, so I prefer XAPO card to withdraw my money. They got some charges, but for me, it is very convenient.

in my country pulling bitcoin into cash is very easy. just need wallet online in mobile .. you can melt bitcoin directly to your bank. does not take long .. 1 hour fastest to see your account contains money from bitcoin. maybe in your country bitcoin not too popular so some banks are still hesitant to cooperate with bitcoin.

Well in my country, there is a cryptoexchange/wallet first and only one in country and it was the easiest way to cashout for me just submit an identity verification and done you can cashout your cash directly to the bank account or get the moneh in remittance.

It is very easy and convenient to withdraw your cash in bitcoin you just have to have a wallet online then it'll be then transfered to your bank where you can withdraw your cash.it depends on your account that you can withdraw your xmcash through your atm.

I used to convert my btc for fiat via 2-way atm, but now using an exchange site that's linked with my bank account. There's are a few fees when moving funds, but it's still more convenient than making the trip to a 2way atm.

I'm using an exchange that deals in € and has an account in the same bank that i'm using. This means that their fiat transactions are going straight from their account to mine in a matter of minutes. It usually takes less than 2 hours from the moment I request the money to when they appear on my bank account. Fast, safe and convenient.

I am using my BTC credit card to cash out the BTC sometimes when needed to do so, i don't cash out regulary, because i'm holding and investing some amounts online too

Whenever i have sold bitcoin, i used localbitcoins and i normally accept payment via paypal or direct bank deposit.  Although i must say, here in the UK there are many ways in which you can sell/convert your bitcoin into cash.  From selling directly or using exchanges and trading platforms which are linked to bank accounts for instant withdrawal.  Its pretty straight forward.

I think that the best option to do that is using a bitcoin debit card... When i just wanna withdraw some money i just go to a normal atm and just withdraw, the only issue that i have with that is that i pay more than $12 on fees (atm & debit card fees)
or i just go to a store and buy whatever i need, i only have to pay 3% in fees if i withdraw by this way.

Or if in your country support withdraw Bitcoin to cash via scan QR on Bitcoin ATM, you also can use your smartphone for cash out if you store your Bitcoin in online wallet like blockchain.info or coinbase.com :)

+1 for localbitcoins. Also paxful can be used https://paxful.com/en/sell-bitcoin but paypal, credit/debit card etc transactions can be refunded. Not best option for transactions with bitcoin

well I think it depends on the use that how we use and how we have planned to deal with it. It also depends on your wallet what you have to withdraw as now I am using coin.ph I like to use it because it is very simple and convenient to use where it is very easy to withdraw your bitcoin a lot of people use security bank to cash the coin because it is also very easy and fast to use.

here in the Philippines we only have one trusted bitcoin wallet which is coins.ph, by using that wallet I withdraw my bitcoin to cash via bank or sometimes money changer such as LBC, and Cebuana(local company). this makes much easier much convenient to use.

Here in Malaysia..we have two options to withdraw bitcoin. First luno.com is the major exchanger in here , i will take 2 days. and second localbitcoin.

Here in my country.
It is easy to withdraw as long as you verify that you can withdraw from cardless atm without any transaction deduction. So it's beautiful here with us. You can also transfer it to your bank account. And much more. You can also purchase Mobile Load Online Shopping. Let's look at the good looks of the government and be fully legalized in our country to make it easy and free that we use bitcoins.

Here in India, a few of the local exchanges are now offering even better rates than Localbitcoins. But they don't have the variety and options which are available in LBC. For example, in LBC there are vendors who will buy your coins for PayTM or Mobikwik. But the exchanges can deposit cash only to your bank account.

In my experience i withdraw my bitcoin to cash is through bank. I transfer my bitcoin to my bank account to exchange it to cash the i'll withdraw it to ATM. Since here in my country bitcoin allowed to transact through bank it is easy to convert it into cash. The other option is through express padala or remittances because they accept bitcoin.

AFAIK, there's no bank that is accepting bitcoin cashouts so you have to use an exchange before sending your payouts to the bank. But if that's existing in your country that's a good one I want to do that to, sending it completely to my bank account, though it's allowed but it needs to pass through a local exchange.

so far i am using third party when I want to withdraw my bitcoin to cash. I am using my friend services as his job is local exchange for helping his friends to buy or sell their bitcoin to him. but if he is offline, sometimes I use localbitcoin and search recommended seller and after we're deal then I sending my bitcoin to him and he transfer me the money.

Withdrawer depend on your country of residence,most countrues have local exchange and site that BTC cna be sold and convert to fiat, I use remitano.com

I Withdraw my bitcoin through bank or other remittance center here in my country. Since bitcoin is very easy to make a cash here in our country i just keep some of my extra money in bitcoin to generate income than keeping into my wallet. Then i withdrew it when i need a cash.

In our country, the wallets we are using to be our storage for our bitcoin has already its feature of having both our national currency and bitcoin cryptocurrency. But upon withdrawing it into fiat, we do not even need to transfer it out into our national currency since we can directly withdraw it into a partner bank through e-cash feature in which we do not need any ATM cards. Just a 16 digit code which is sent via text message and another 4 digit code for e-cash confirmation.

I sell it for local buyer from bitcoin wallet or exchange it to payoneer in paxful and i withdraw it from atm. I think you can do this anywhere.

in my  case i use a local wallet ( coins.ph walllet ) and i mostly choose cash pickup option to withdraw my money straight from my btc wallet to any money remmitance center and pawnshops. also our local wallet has many different cashing out options like bank transfer, atm withdraw ( cashless ), cash delivery,  etc.

We have this app called coins.ph, but it only works here in our county. With just a couple of taps we can withdraw our bitcoins in an atm machines. Because we have a bank who accept bitcoins in exchange in cashor real money. With that we can easily buy things whatever we want. Actually there are a lot of ways to cashed aout our bitcoins here. But those other ways have fees and it depends on how much you will withdraw. The higher the value the higher the fee it will be. So we always do it in a bank even without a card we can easily withdraw our money from it.

I sell it to local traders i know personally.

I always withdraw to another digital bank like neteller or payoneer, after i withdraw withdraw it to my local bank. A lot of fees but i don't have choices.

I just use the exchanger to withdraw my bitcoin, so from the web wallet then I transfer to the exchanger and I sell and automatically sent in my bank account. until now I've sold a lot of bitcoin and I can use to buy the goods I want.

I am lucky I live in a country where I can immediately transfer my bitcoin to my bank account but it is not coinbase. There is a local base platform that I can use to transfer bitcoin to any bank account (even if it's not mine) or to any money exchanger companies. There is also an option of mobile recharge so anytime I can just charge my mobile and there is also an option of paying some utility bills or tuition fees.

First, i send my bitcoin to my exchange wallet a Bitcoin wallet, and the other one is Peso wallet which directly converts the bitcoin you sent to cash based on the realtime price of bitcoin on that exchange after that I convert it into cash (if i sent that on my bitcoin wallet) and cash it out on different medium like banks and pawnshop merchants or money transfer merchants.

Same here, my bitcoin wallet has already the option to exchange it to our local currency then, we will just claim it through remittance center via wire transfer.   So I guess it is better to find bitcoin wallet that directly support your local currency or atleast has an option to exchange right away to your local currency.  That way, you can do transaction with ease...

Here in my country, We do have an online bitcoin exchange, it's pretty famous and that is coins.ph. In coins.ph it offers two kinds of wallet. First kind is the "PESO WALLET" which is your wallet for the cash that you cash in, the wallet is also after you converted your bitcoins into cash, this wallet is also used as the source of payment on buying Bitcoin, next is "BITCOIN WALLET" where your bitcoins is stored.
The withdrawing process from bitcoins to cash is pretty easy. First you convert your Bitcoins to cash on the exchange and wait for it to be added on the "PESO WALLET" , after successfully conversion, you can cash out your money on "PESO WALLET" into different options, the famous one is the Bank Transfer, all options have their own processing time, I think the minimum is 24 hours of processing time.

I think we are all talking about Coins.ph? am i right? , If i am right then, Coins.PH is really awesome, It's effecient and easy to use as an exchange and they do have a lot of partners, their effort to give customer a good experience is really admirable.

I often sell bitcoin directly to users who need it, so I can convert bitcoin to cash or bank transfer, I'm happy because many friends who use bitcoin so we often sell and buy bitcoin directly. besides, I also use exchanger to get cash.

Here in our country there are banks that accept bitcoins and can be withdrawn through their ATM machines. Some like me I will withdraw my bitcoins through coins.ph and after coins.ph cash through the bank and after few hours can be withdrawn through my ATM.

Here in the Philippines, we have this online wallet like Coins.ph. its job is to store your bitcoin. You can play with it in trading or you can cash out by converting bitcoin into cash. From there you can get your cash through authorized banks or like in Philippine seting there are certain pawnshops or remittance centers in which you can claim your cash.all you need to so is to specify where you will claim it.

We have a local wallet in our country wherein you can cash out your Bitcoin via money remittance centers. There are also other options like directly cashing it out to your bank accounts. Aside from that, you can also cash out your Bitcoin in cardless withdrawal in some ATMs. They will only provide you a code and you need to input it on the ATM.

In my country we use our local exchange we convert our bitcoin there into fiat and then its up to us if we want to withdraw it directly to our bank or use a remmitance or even use a card less atm machine.

I withdraw my bitcoins using the app called coins.ph, since here in our country, bitcoins are accepted by selected banks so I can easily withdraw all my bitcoins if I wanted too. With just a single tap on my smart phone I can withdraw mt bitcoins into a real cash even in an atm machines even without any atm cards. I will just simply put the code that has been sent to my email then Im ready to go. So bitcoins are pretty useful here in my country because it is accepted ba banks.

I just withdrew something like 0.06BTC to what you could call "cash".  I bought some 90% junk silver from Provident Metals.  In addition to using localbtc and selling bitcoin here on bitcointalk, that's another way to do it.  And you could certainly convert the junk silver to paper dollars if you wanted to, since places like eBay exist.

If only Circle would make a comeback.  Their service was incredible!  But Coinbase is pretty much just as good, though if you've done anything funky with your bitcoin, e.g., you got them from gambling or something, there might be a problem down the road--they close accounts there faster than you can blink.

I've had good luck selling bitcoin in the currency exchange section.  In any case, this question has been asked many times.  Check back a few months and you'll see a whole bunch of answers, but they're essentially the same.

We spend it. It is highly accepted here from a grocery to a Uber ride to a house or car trade.

I'm Canadian and I used Kraken. Once my account was verified on Kraken and I had the proper tier, I was able to transfer bitcoin to my Kraken account and then have it transferred to my regular, every day bank account that uses Canadian dollars. I only did this with a small amount to see the process occur.

I do have a wallet that is available herein my country whereas there are third party companies which provides services for doing cash out of my bitcoin. Banking cash out is also available through wallets.

I redeem or exchange my bitcoin with a trustable swapper in my country, or in a bitcoin local market that receives a money changer, but if through the market it usually takes longer, but if through exchange does not require a long process it takes only 5-10 minutes to redeem bitcoin to cash.

There are many ways to dilute your bitcoin right now.
the first is checking your local country exchange because it's an easy way.
you can sell your bitcoin in the local bitcoin.

and can be directly sent from the exchanger to your vip address to sell your butcoin and there are many options bank. at your address.

I personally send BTC to Bitstamp and withdraw to my Bank account.

I assume that in India there is no such option.
I would suggest that the best options would be to sell your BTC locally like in local bitcoins. Maybe try to use twitter or Facebook to find potential buyers faster.

Here in our place we dont need to use third party to convert our bitcoins into cash, our local wallet has features wherein you can withdraw your btc directly to your bank account or in your chosen remmitance. not just that we can also buy btc 24 hrs in their selected stores. hassle free for our part because of their good service and its all thanks to them.

I have a btc wallet, and all my earned bitcoins go there. To use it in my country, first I'll convert it to our local currency, and then cash out to some ATM machine that supports cardless withdrawal. By that way I can easily have my converted money from bitcoins, and now spend bitcoins anywhere I want.

I always use local exchange if i want to cash out my bitcoin. I just deposit my bitcoin to the exchange and sell my bitcoin there, after that i will withdraw to the local bank i use. It take 1 work day before i get the money in my account. I try to use local bitcoin once but it take so long to sell there.

in my country we have biggest marketexchanger called vip.bitcoin.co.id its legal company, with legal tax too, to trading or selling my bitcoin to IDR (indonesia rupiah). its very easily, just selling my bitcoin to rupiah then withdraw the rupiah to my bank account with fixed rate fee 1% .

well, in my country Coinbase are available but not all features of coinbase. Basically, when I got Bitcoin through Coinbase I sell it to those people who are Buy & sell various kind of dollars such as Bitcoin,Netller,Payza etc & by selling $ I got cash.

Since I don't have any bank accounts or credit card, I withdraw my btc from my btc wallet through remittance centers. In our country, we have the official BTC wallet called coins.ph which has a desktop version and an android application. I use the application in my phone and I can choose there the  remittance center where I would like to withdraw my bitcoin. Although this feature will need you to pay for fee, I think it still worth it. I hope BTC ATM will also be available soon in our country.

Because in my country has available exchangers that provide exchange Bitcoin Cash into local currency, I do not have to bother to use other services such as paypal / payza to take my money. I like this.

there are many ways to do it ,, what i know is through wallet then vip bitcoin ,, and then we can take it at every ATM ,,

In my country which is philippines we have an online website exchanger named Coins.ph. We can directly convert our bitcoin wallet funds into fiat. We can choose to claim in a remittance center with service fees or directly to our bank account. Also we can claim without any fees using a cardless atm.

For indonesian service I use https://triv.co.id/aff/578da3715f0ce, it needs only few minutes to my ATM card. If you are not Indonesian you can withdraw your bitcoin to paypal then send to your bank account. I sometimes fill my paypal to shop with my bitcoin.

I also do the same thing as you, I just use local exchange of cryptocurrency (bitcoin.co.id), the process is very easy compared to popular / international exchange like Bitfinex or Coinbase.

For me personally, in my country there is already a website for bitcoin wallet that provides transactions between bitcoin and local currency. And bitcoin that i sell will go straight into the bang account i own through the website, and so far it's completely safely without any fraud or hackers.

yeah, many country are not totally available this withdrawing bitcoin, so they are suffering a hard time to transfer their bitcoin on some money transfer just to exchange and to withdraw it their bitcoin into fiat money, but here at my country, they are all available and its easy to us to use this bitcoin then exchanges it to our fiat money because our bitcoin wallet provider are offers a many features to be easy to us (citizen) to use bitcoin whenever/wherever we need to used.

Aside from coins.ph there is also a site called buybitcoin.ph and that is how we Filipinos exchange our bitcoin into our fiat currency. The withdrawal was fast and you can convert your bitcoins into peso within the set scheduled and so far there was no delay. But if you dont have a local btc to fiat exchange that would be troublesome since you need to find other means to convert your bitcoin into cash.

I am using zebpay which is best in india right now,
Just send amount of bitcoin to zebpay account address than simply convert it into fiat currency and withdraw it to bank directly. Simple process.

in my country we have local cryptocurrency exchange to convert bitcoin to local currency since they can withdraw to various local banks and the verification is very easy.  as far as i know, local exchange service in various country offer different ways of verification and looks hard

you must be willing to pay more fees  :-\
simple for me to withdraw bitcoin just from my bitcoin wallet to exchanger to fiat money.

For now, I really don't earn big amount of bitcoins but it is somehow still helpful for me being a student and only depend on my parents. When I am earning bitcoins, I convert it first to our currency and then I can withdraw it to the ATM machines that support cardless withdrawal.

Yeah I'm using coins.ph too and so far I haven't encounter any problems or delay with them. It's convenient to use but I haven't tried using cardless atm from security bank because I've read comments in their official page that some are having problems. And aside from coins.ph I think we also have ABRA wherein you can cash out via tambunting. Haven't tried it though. But I've seen others who are opting to transfer from coins.ph to abra because of account suspension and other complaints thus giving them a nickname such as "bitbitcoins.ph"

I changed my Bitcoin to cash , with an intermediary trading exchange site, even though it cost a fortune, but very fast process.

After I have receive the bitcoin from my Online wallet which is Coins.ph. I just click the cash out button and after that I will received a pin code and numbers that I have to type in ATM. Thats it.

The verification is not hard if you are official citizen of the country, you have all the documents that's needed for the verification, they only thing you need to do is to take a photo of them, and upload it to your local exchange.
Some people maybe get bothered by the complication of verifying in their local exchange, but rest assured, it's for the safety of users.

i normally use zebpay website to withdraw my bitcoins in indian banks or we can use localbitcoins

I use the Xapo card. I am happy with everything. Very comfortably. I have been using it for about two and a half years. sometimes I use virtual exchangers.

Me too. I use coins.ph . But I haven't tried to withdraw yet. 

I have a local wallet which i store my bitcoins and it is very easy to convert from bitcoin into cash or vice versa because it has a real time rate for bitcoin which is a really big help for me and because of that local wallet, i can withdraw my bitcoins easily and without any problem but after the year of 2017, i will not withdraw my bitcoins anymore because i will hold them for a year.

Yes, to improve the security and ease of bitcoin exchange users with local money, service providers offer an offer for users to feel comfortable and secure by preparing original documents and self-portraits, to prevent unwanted things from people who want a crime.

Man it must be such a pain to have to rely on Localbitcoins. I'm glad my country has an exchange. Still though, I don't encash them anymore nowadays. It's much better to hold them if you have the cash to spend with anyway.

i withdrawing my bitcoin thru our local exchanger online, it is an app that instantly converting bitcoin to our currency and then i can choose to whom i will send my money whether to my atm or to be sent off to my house, thats good i think to have a local exchanger, because it is not hassle to exchange my coins.

Bitcoin is not well known in our country, but we have a mobile app named 'coins.ph'. It's an exchanger that has two wallets: Php wallet (our local currency) and BTC wallet, where you can convert BTC to PHP and PHP to BTC anytime you want. It's very convenient, you can also use it to pay your bills, reload your prepaid mobile, shop online and send cash through banks and remittance centers.

Firstly I have a group of friends who are in to btc and I ask if any of them want to buy, this way we can both save money as limited transaction costs. If not I use localbitcoins to sell my bitcoin and then I have the money in my bank account ready for use.

You can simply withdraw your bitcoins into cash by go to your bitcoin wallet and then click the cash out there you go, you can withdraw to remittance center and converted automatically to you currency.

I just cannot cash my bitcoin out. I couldn't find a way to do this in Estonia. Hitbtc says we can use sepa banks, but they want 10k equivalent usd deposit before withdrawing money. I'm confused.

We have some good exchange of bitcoin to fiat money in our country, the leading of them is coins.ph but with daily withdrawal limit of 1000$, so if you withdrawing much bigger amount we can use rebit.ph that has 10,000$ daily limit if im not mistaken, both rather all of those exchange has some high fees the higher you withdraw the higher the fee

There are many exchanges you can easily sell BTC to, just find the one that accepts BTC in your country and use them. Ensure it's reliable before giving them your BTC. I use available trusted exchanges in my country or sell locally.

Your idea is too nice your story an my story is same I have bitcoin first don’t sell my bitcoin if need too many cash than I sell my bitcoin and friend want need for buying bitcoin than I sold my bitcoin my friend if there nothing than I use exchange of different names

It depends on how much you are trying to withdraw. If it is an amount less than $5000 than your best bet is a Bitcoin ATM. If it is more than that you want to try localbitcoins.com

Here in our country it's easy to withdraw bitcoins into our bank accounts. Here is a service provider for us to withdraw our bitcoins. There are also many options that you can do as you withdraw your bank account, withdraw to ATM and Remitance centers, so it's easy for us to withdraw it. But there is one thing I most do not like this is the huge fee deducted from our withdrawal.

We have company here in philippines that we can exchange bitcoin to our own money because they authorized here i think in some country they have exchanger in they own money like dollar and etc.i think you can exchange in perpect money i read that here

In my country we have COINSph which we are able to store and convert BITCOIn to national currency
and we are free to choose where we will widraw our money if it is remitance center banks or some any kind of money transfer

Its same as cash for me, with a Shift Card. You fund it just like you would fund a regular eth/btc address, but the USD equivalent is the balance of the card. So to withdraw, you can use an atm, or cash back in the store. Only issue is they like to hold extra funds at certain places, and it takes 3 to 4 days to release the funds back to your balance (usually as an eth/btc credit). If the rates moves dramatically, you will lose that percentage on the held funds, essentially. It works in reverse; occasionally the rate will go up, and the held funds will be worth more.



The atm fees are ridiculous, however.

in my country there has been an exchange for local currency, so we are not too worried for it, fast enough and very safe, only from the pretty big fee.

Local bitcoins is best for withdraw my bitcoins to cash. I sell bitcoin when fiat money in my country at there all the time. My opinion it's very good and safe.

I use an application called zebpay ... Through which I have an option to widraw bitcoins to bank buy more bitcoins so thats relatively simple for me but yes they do take a lot of fee for this.
I cannot find more safer alternatives to that because zebpay provides good services, you can even recharge your mobile account with that and send the bitcoins or money to different accounts and to more people as you Please. It also lets you use multiple address to recieve bitcoins.

I also use coins.ph - a local exchange wallet available here in the Philippines. I find it easy and convenient because I can exchange my BTC to fiat or our local currency (peso) easily and without much trouble. I have the option to pick up the cash in remittance centers or banks. I can even withdraw it from a security bank ATM even if I do not own an ATM card. So far, I have not encountered any problem yet and the fees are minimal and the transactions are fast.

I'm using our local exchange wallet called Coins.ph here in the Philippines, where I can easily convert my Bitcoin to our local money or vice versa, i can cash out it in my preferred method either Bank, Cash Card, Cash Pickup, Coins Cash Card, GCash, Cebuana, Cardless ATM, or Even Door to Door Delivery. Not only that Coins.ph have other tons of functions, like Pay bills, Buy Load (for prepaid user), Check Bitcoin Price, Shop Game Credits (Steam, Battlenet GC Blizard, Cherry Credits, Garena SHell, Game Club, Level UP!) and eGift Cards, and even Remit.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         

If I am alone if I will pull the bitcoin in a large amount then I will redeem in Luno. Luno sort of a bitcoin exchange place with dollars, I like it luno because the exchange fee is very cheap and guaranteed security.

There is lots of exchanges available in my country  i am always withdrawing from the exchanges to bank account . but we required to give proper KYC so that every earning will be taxable.

There are many ways on how to withdraw your bitcoins into cash. Some bitcoin user withdraw bitcoin in there co response  wallet it depend how the bitcoin price is high or low. When you convert your bitcoin to fiat.

My brother is the one who did witjdrawing my bitcoim into cash.He is doing it at an automated loney machine and withdrawing so much loney in exchange to the job thay i did in bitcoin.

In our country since we are supported by an online wallet that can be linked to our bank account it is very easy to withdraw our bitcoin on a very timely also some featured were offer like paying bills purchasing load and shopping online...it has never been a difficult way to get our bitcoin and convert to fiat.

I'm not sure if this was mentioned but i'd say 50% of ATM's will let you sell your bitcoins for Fiat as well as buy,  although the ones near me are really expensive when selling, If i remember it was something like 14% under Bitstamp price?   

But if you are in a hurry I guess it's an option...

Of course we have many ways in withdrawing our bitcoin and one of which is through wallet to wallet. Having said that bitcoin has catered a lot of information in earning it and in cashing it out. In a certain wallet you use,there are options in which you can access via wallet to bank,remittance,money express,direct payments of bills and a lot more which you find more convenient or suitable for its use or the you are going to withdraw or use depending on the amount.

I am also using coins wallet. Its an wallet where you can store your bitcoins. And its a wallet that can convert bitcoin into peso. And by that you can cash out your money its either in bank or in cash pick ups.

to cash your bitcoins is very easy just like other currency you can change it in exchange just like that bitcoins have also a lot of exchanges which will change your bitcoins to your desire currency. So if you want to change then you can contact with any exchange which supported in your country.

Here in the philippines people are using coins.ph app btc convert it into philippine peso. After that, its up to now where do want to get your money thru remittance center, banks, atm card. And thats it.

I use the p2p exchanger in telegram, btc / usd translation goes right to me on the card, very convenient.

I am not sure how it works in your country, but in my country, there is only one wallet that I hear to be used by everyone. In the wallet, you can convert bitcoin to the local currency and then cash it out through banks, cash card, cash pick-up, coins cash card, or door-to-door delivery. You can receive your cash out immediately or later depending on the cash out method you will choose.

I withdrew mine using my coins.ph . As far as I know, this is the best wallet in our country, its a user-friendly. I convert bitcoin into peso,  then withdraw it thru cardless atm, or remittance center. But I prefer more the cardless atm, although there's just specific bank that accepts to withdraw it thru cardless atm but it is near in our house so i prefer it, rather than thru remittance center which requires many information or details before you get your cash.

It is the best way because now there are a lot of the wallets that are holding bitcoin for the long time and it is very easy to use your bitcoin anytime and anywhere. The price of the bitcoin will be very high and the investors will give them the return in the coming days. So I like to use the paper wallet and the blockchain for the fast transaction.

i use Coinmate.io it is very convenient for EUR and CZK transactions.

I used Kraken for exchange to fiat then send the fiat to my bank account. Works well, fees low too

I only use localbitcoins to sell my btc

When I need fake fiat I use a debit card!

very simple
The way I use it is to sell my bitcoin for everyone .. and you can withdraw cash directly

Well, I must be lucky to belong into a country in which our wallet for bitcoin has the feature that we can withdraw our bitcoin into real money directly from bitcoin through our bank partner without the need of converting it first into our national currency. The wallet we use to store our bitcoins has a lot of local partners which accepts bitcoin withdrawal through the use of sending e-Cash on a specific partner and just picked it up in any way they have requested but I mostly use to get partner with a bank in which they do not apply extra pay in exchange of withdrawal of bitcoin so I can get my money instantly without getting lessen because of the extra charges.

To withdraw your bitcoin to cash is very simple, what you just need to do is to register with exchangers or platform that changes bitcoin to cash and do the normal verification needed by the platform, you can also sell your bitcoin to an individual and take cash or cash out your money through bitcoin ATM if you are in a country that have such facility.

Here in our country, my friends and I who were using bitcoins are withdrawing our btc through the use of one of the features provided by our country's provided bitcoin wallet to store up our bitcoins. We just need to get verified into our wallet to  be able to withdraw our bitcoin because the wallet has partners that are accepting bitcoin to cash and withdraw it through the use of e-Cash in which we are sent by a specific instruction for us to be able to withdraw or pick up our money to our chosen partner to withdraw our bitcoin.

I have not done this yet myself but i see on coinbase that they give the function to withdraw Bitcoin directly to a connected bank account

So far I only used the bitcion debit card which is probably the most expensive way but I normally just pay for things I need using the card then it's not so bad in fees.

Me as a starter i dont have bitcoin now to withdraw but my husband used coins.ph to withdraw his bitcoins convert to cash in other remittances outlet.

Haven't tried using Coinbase, however I think that you are spending too much time and money on exchanges. Anyway, I'm using only one exchanger, Kraken, to turn my Bitcoin
into Euro. Since international deposits to bank accounts in Greece take too much in fees, I've created a free Mistertango bank account which offers free bank deposits for EU residents. On top of that, the offered debit card is free of charge, hence, I don't spend any money on fees and simply withdraw my money using a simple bank ATM.

Here in my place I withdraw my bitcoin from exchange site platform I transferred it going to coins.ph then once my bitcoin place in coins.ph I will cash out it through remittances outlet or sometimes in ATM account of mine.

What fee do you mean? I don't have any experience about the fee. Remittances are normal to charge some fees. But if you have your own bank account you will not be charge with it. As long as you are in Manila area.

In my country, we have coinsph. It's an app where you can load it up with paper money and then convert your money to actual bitcoins. Likewise, you can also do the same by placing your bitcoins to this wallet and converting it to cash. You just have to inform a bank that you'll be making a withdrawal 3 days before you get the money from thr bank.

https://coinatmradar.com

Have you tried this site?

It has ATM locations I just ran into it today and I see my cuountry has a few ATM's I'll maybe try it later if it's not a scam. Looking for some feedback if anyone has used it???

Thanks.

I agree that, there are lot of ways to withdraw your bitcoin. You can withdraw it through ATM's or bank. In addition to that, in my country we use coins.ph to withdraw our bitcoin and I withdraw my bitcoin through cardless on ATM machine. You can also withdraw it in any remittance.

Since coinbase is not also available in my country, i withdraw the money i earn through converting the bitcoin to fiat money. In that way, all of my bitcoin that i earned will be converted to our country's currency and i will be able to withdraw that in many other options like banks, paypal, and many more.

I use an application it's a hardware wallet that can be access online. It offers a cash out through ATM and remittance centers. By now that's the only coinbase apps that I know in my country. You can convert fiat to bitcoin and vise versa in this apps and you wish to withdraw money you can choose the different ways that apps offers.

I use advanced cash(sell btc there and then withdraw in the bank by card)

i use exchangers
and localbitcoins :)

Many times through my country's local exchanges and sometimes through localbitcoins.

in mu country bitcoin exchanges to other currency and through that i can withdrew our money in the form of cash. some of my friends abroad directly withdraw through local bitcoin or exchanges. as for as in the near future bitcoin atm will be available everywhere and instead of cash we want to pay bitcoin online. if this currency is accepted worldwide then its easy to keep in wallet.

Lucky are those Filipinos like me, we have an online wallet available in our country that has a variety of cash in and cash out options. And we are not suffering from many converting fee on sites like you. Also asides from converting fiat to bitcoin, we can pay bills, buy game credits, and buy mobile recharges from it. I think that is the best platform that i had so far. I hope this post must become a wake up call on someone to develop their own​ good platform in their country like on our​ country has.

Well i usually use coins.ph to manage my withdrawal settings and it is so easy to use i guess so some others prefer it to be exchange to paypal and trade some other materials and rewired it on some cashout branches although as you said sometimes it dont work properly were lucky though that we have this kind of system and actually allow it by a legal matter i gues because there are sk many billing that supports bitcoin in my country so try using coins.ph to try some available casht out international maybe

In our country we are really lucky that there is a group of developers who developed a website called coins(dot)ph that converts bitcoin directly to our physical currency using money remittance center and some of convenient stores nation wide. And thanks to our Government they are not against bitcoin for now and support this website in this kind of transactions.

how much to draw bitcoin into cash, for example personal selling via Local Bitcoins and ATM is enough.

I have not used or come across mush exchange sites, but the one I normally use is localbitcoins.com, it's fast, secure, and easy to use. The payments are made directly to your bank account.

I used coins.ph app. In the menu there are panel's where to convert btc to local currency, Its very simple to use, every time i have good payouts, I used to convert it right away and spend my money for my primary needs.

It depends on the residence of your country and their ruling about BTC. If your country approve BTC conversion then you can do it directly anywhere and if your country not allowed it then you have to try other ways like payza and other online exchanges who convert BTC to paypal etc.

It often depends on what is the current rate of bitcoin and especially what is transaction fee. Because I heard from more people here than if they would have loss in bitcoins, that come only when they are going to convert bitcoin to fiat because of such high fees. But sure there are so many good ways to just minimize your fee.

for now all I can do to convert bitcoin into my fiat currency is still through localbitcoin and so far have never experienced any problems either when buying bitcoin or swapping it into fiat currency.

friend how exchange from payza to payoneer

Through the use of online wallet we call it coin.ph in our country we can withdraw our bitcoins. It works with most major banks,padala centers like (Cebuana,LBC and M Lhuiller), as well as 7-eleven and Gcash.

send back to exchanges and sell it for usd and withdraw to my bank account

You are so lucky until your luck will run out.
And at that point you, like thousands before will understand that web wallets are just like banks.
Bitcoins deposited there are your only if the guys that owns the website are willing to give it to you.
The site might get "hacked" or the government might seize the servers and at that point you will finally understand why bitcoin was created , so that you can be your own bank

Unfortunately in our country there is ban on bitcoins. You can’t do any transaction that involved bitcoins. So it is really difficult for us to manage. We have to change our accounts and then somehow we manage to get as fiat directly. But hope so, our government is working on it and hope so in neat future we will be using bitcoin ATMs.

Here in my country the only wallet i know is the coins.ph which i use to withraw my bitcoins into cash.its so easy to withraw.but muat be careful to big ammount because they hold ur money if u withraw big amount.

I use Coinbase, it's so easy and it goes straight to my bank. I know people feel uneasy about funds be tracked but I don't mind paying all of the fees and taxes and I am already blessed with the amount I have made so I just do it this way.

Here in the Philippines, I am using coins.ph to withdraw my bitcoins. It automatically convert my bitcoins into cash and gives a lot of option to withdraw on different outlet like cebuana Lhuillier,Security bank , Gcash and many more. Plus it has a lot of services it can give to its member, it's really makes easier and gives you opportunity to earn a lot.

For the most part, I use Coinbase and Poloniex to withdraw to my bank account. Really, I prefer to use Coinbase in conjunction with PayPal to receive my funds since I can receive it within 1 day.

Otherwise, I will just use Local Bitcoins (https://www.smartbitcoininvestments.com/localbitcoins) to trade locally with people in cash.

I use the exchangers of which a lot in my country I change for cash with a withdrawal to the card.

I convert it to cash and I use a trusted exchanger to transfer it to my credit card by just paying a small percentage of deduction based on the amount that I want to transfer.

This bank withdraw service is getting richer than any of us.. high withdraw fees

In my country there's a 2 local exchange site that you can convert your bitcoin into cash and then you can withdraw the cash in some bank & remittance center plus there's a lot of extra feature in this exchange site like buy a load paying bills and many more its easy to use and 100% legit

- It's great when coinbase support your country, in my country, it does not support the problem of buying and selling bitcoin, that makes converting bitcoin into cash very difficult. Although my country also has some sites that buy and sell bitcoin but the fees can be said to be very high, sometimes the transaction is delayed for hours, it is very inconvenient, so I rarely buy and sell bitcoin online, normally I post sell bitcoin on the facebook group and ask to meet face to face, it makes me feel safer.

Can you share links to exchangers you trust? Thanks.

When I get my earnings it will go straight to the bitcoin wallet and after that I will wait for the bitcoin to peso change if it will increase or decrease,if it increases I will change it to peso and they will send a number code to my cellphone and then after that i will get the code and withdraw the money to the ATM.So that's how I withraw my bitcoin to cash.

Here in the philippines we use coins.ph wallet which includes btc and we can exchange it for philippine peso. Recently there are rumors that bitcoin atm is already here in the philippines but they say the fee is quite expensive.

I have been using the Xapo-card for two years already. very convenient to pay. I'm hapy.
Sometimes I use exchanges or virtual exchange.

European exchanges are the best option for me. I am able to buy, sell and transfer all within a day. My preference is Kraken.

I live in Brazil and here we have two enterprises that exchange BTC for BRL (Foxbit, MercadoBitcoin)and is quite fast to receive fiat money. I never tried to exchange directly to USD.
I would like to use the coinbase for the simplicity of the site but the direct purchase and sale is not authorized in my country unfortunately.
And another alternative would be the p2p right here in the forum for those who do not like having to mess with b2b. We have good people with good reputation in the market are.

There are so many exchanges which help us to convert btc into cash.
I am personally use Zebpay. It has taken one day to process all payment to bank account.

Using exchanges they do require a fee or tax to do so but I think that's fine and it isnt too much. I heard some people in popular cities sell it locally too.

At the moment, not one BTC has earned! But when it will be, I will withdraw through special applications, only they charge a commission of 1-10%.

Well you need to choose a wallet for your bitcoin. Make sure that the wallet you choose is well secured and not just a scam. After registering to a wallet, you'll be able to see transactions available there such as withdrawal.   ;)

I am fortunate enough to have an exchange here where I live, so I get the money directly to my bank account.

I dumped my Bitcoin through the onsite website in my country, his payment fees are very cheap, than the Bitcoin wallet like coinbase and luno ..

Im using atm or bank to withdraw and before exchanging it to the wallet, its not easy because its like yours but different countries, some of the people here is lucky because they can easily withdraw their money.

I withdraw my bitcoin in coins.ph and in coins.ph i convert it into php....and then i do business i convert my php into load...and accept payment bill put some percent

There are alot of ways to withdraw your bitcoins to cash. I do it with depositing it to localbitcoins. Traders on lbc offers alot of options to withdraw your bitcoins to cash. You get it directly to your bank account, paytm, payza, PayPal etc etc.

Five years from now, bitcoin will prosper, I believe. It is because of the fact that the bitcoin community is also increasing. Therefore, bitcoin will be more popular than ever. I just fear that one day the government will interfere with the bitcoin community.

in my country there is an increment for bitcoin to cash, so I can immediately withdraw cash from bitcoin exchange to my bank account.

That is what i also doing in my bitcoin in my country, i don't stock some of my bitcoins because i want to transfer it into my bank account as soon as possible because it helps me a lot in securing the profit that i got in bitcoin and it keeps my money organize so i don't have any mix transaction in my wallet but by just bitcoin to bank account.

Hello Guys!

do any of you use the Payeer card on Paypal UK ?, are there any withdrawal issues? like internal error server or work 100%

thank you!

some people are thinking that if they get bitcoin then how they can cash it. It just simple just like other currency needs exchange to change currency just like that bitcoin have also a lot of exchanges and if you want to change bitcoins then you can contact with any exchange.

Most of the times, I use Localbitcoins to deposit cash either in my bank account or mobile wallet. But I also have a Bitcoin-funded debit card, which can be used to withdraw cash from the ATMs. I prefer the Localbitcoins option, as the markup needed is lower.

Although my country still does not have the validity of Bitcoin, But we are using Bitcoin.Since we can not cash in Bitcoin directly from the bank, So we do wallet transactions in the wallet.There are many mobile banks in our country.If some of us need bitcoin, Then we give money to the mobile bank or to the bank.Then Bitcoin gives it to wallet.

I have known of a bitcoin address that is connected to the currency of our country, it is actually very easy since it can even give load from bitcoin as payment. It can also give online payments rather than having to withdraw it and pay physically, it even has payback which gives a percentage of payments and some rewards. I can actually open a loading business with just my bitcoin wallet and get bitcoins as the investment and i can get payouts from customers without exchanging my bitcoin to money but to load for customers.

I withdraw my bitcoin through 3rd party site exhanging it to fiat currency and sending it to my name through remittances.  I have not tried to deal with person to person trading because I am after the ease of transaction and do not want to trouble myself with dealings and price offer adjustment.  It is convinient to use a third party processor since I can just pick up the money from any remittance center every time I covert my bitcoin to cash.

It depends on every country rules. In my country, we can transfer it to our bank through Payza, Zebpay, Unocoin and Coinsecure legally but we have to pay taxes on our profits not principle.  Every country has its own rules regarding crypto currency and we have to follow the rules.

I withdrew the bitcoins selling them on coinbase and it linked to xfers. Xfers is linked to my personal bank account so it takes about 7 working days if I am not wrong? Adding $5 can do xpress to get the money by 2 working days

Here in the Philippines we have an exchange called coins.ph and we have multiple options to encash our btc. There is the bank transfer option that caters to almost all banks present here in our country. They also offer encashment via remittance centers wherein we can send cash to our families or other person. And then there's cardless ATM withdrawal. They even offer prepaid loading and bills payment in the app.

Really wished we have this here in my country(Nigeria), it would have really been great!

Well I just use my wallet, and that is coins.ph, in there they already have a cash withdrawal feature. The feature allows me to withdraw in a bank without any charge. However, my wallet is only available in my country, so you also have to look which wallet is good in your country. :)

I am using local bitcoin app or website exchanges for withdrawing but recent trend showing way much lesser price while converting to local currency than actual usd value . I am thinking to go for payza and get it in usd  then will convert to local currency.

I personally use LocalBitcoins, although you can try to use an exchange like Bittrex.

There's so many ways to withdraw your bitcoin to cash, but it's depend where your country is. Here in the Philippines i'm using now called Coins.ph it's easy to convert bitcoin to cash and also easy to withdraw to the bank without any charge. And also you can buy a load and pay a bill using that apps.

There are a lot of ways to withdraw you bitcoins to cash. What i do is i first put all my coins together in 1 wallet then all change them to Bitcoin after that i use a website to send all my coins to my bank account.

I'm not withdrawing any for now. The government is cracking down exchanges  :-[ (Thanks to the exchanges, they cleared the user data from server) so I'm just buying different coins and tokens and holding the rest of BTC.

There is someone who accept buy and sell bitcoins in my country here and he has a facebook page. When I want to cashout my bitcoins, I can easily contact him on facebook and send my bitcoins into his wallet. Wait until 3 confirmations and he will send the money into my bank account.

I use local exchange that is in my country to withdraw bitcoin to cash, the way is very easy, i just need to fill the application for withdraw the existing balance in my wallet, then confirmation via email, and finished, it only takes more or less one day, and the cash already transferred to my bank account

Please help meGuys!

anyone use the Payeer card on Paypal UK ?, are there any withdrawal issues? like internal error server or work 100%

thank you!

I don't because I don't need to I just spend bitcoin straight. For everything else there is localbitcoins. Great site and very safe. I like that the traders are all from my local country in my local currency. I hope one day to not have any need to exchange to anything else but Bitcoin. That will be a great day and truelly the future if Bitcoin.


Which local exchange? Please explain how this works?

This is something a new service. I haven't come across such a service. I would like to know from which country you are from, and majority of the users prefer exchange websites for cashing out. Localbitcoins have been used much for the withdrawal purpose.

For example here in the Philippines, coinbase is not also available here in our country, we have here what we called coins.ph. It is a wallet where you can store your bitcoin as well as your money. You can convert here your money to bitcoin or vice versa. There are several ways you can do to withdraw your money in the nearest money exchange.

We have a company here in our country which is similar to coinbase. It is very convenient for us to have this company in our country. They have features like wallets, like in coinbase and what is unique here is we also have a wallet for our local currency. It is very useful when using the fluctuation of bitcoin price as a profiting medium. Fees are also acceptable and the customer service have their own account in bitcointalk org which is so great when having trouble you can easily ask them.

There are many bitcoin wallet  to convert your BTC to cash this my link to the top 10 bitcoin wallet: https://atozforex.com/news/top-10-bitcoin-wallets-2017/.  If you are confuse in finding bitcoin try some wallet that I know  like coinbase, coins.ph.

sell it to another person who need bitcoin , or exchange it by usd and withdraw to bank account.

I have many ways to convert Bitcoin into cash. In my country, the government has built some "Bitcoin ATM", it is the same as ATM that we use to withdraw money in the bank. However, Bitcoiners in my country can go to the local exchange. Otherwise, I can change with the other BItcoiners.

withdrawing your bitcoin to cash is as easy as alphabets, all you need to do is signup with a local bitcoin exchange company that buys and sells bitcoins and that all.

Actually it couldn't be easier to spend your bitcoin, anywhere, like cash.

There are several bitcoin debit card options. These cards are accepted anywhere Visa or MasterCard are accepted. The cards are either preloaded by you or linked directly to your wallet. Some cards can be loaded with up to $25,000!

I realize it's hack to use a fiat bank or creditcard to access bitcoin but the market is evolving and this is one option.

There are lots of people who are in the business of buying and the selling of bitcoins in my country, i just go to their website online and send the amount of bitcoins that i want to sell and after three confirmation they send you your money through the method of payment that you selected.

We have our local exchange here in the Philippines and it gives us so many options on how to withdraw our bitcoin. We can withdraw it directly to our bank or use remittance or use card less atm machine.

in my country i used coins.ph wallet, i convert my bitcoin to peso, then i requesting a withdrawal to any remitance like cebuana, palawan or bank like security bank.

Dam that's very long way around man. Do you really even get anything in your bank account at the end.  :P

So many payment gateways and the fees must be killing everything. Just asking I mean. For me it's easy sell and withdraw to bank account with Zebpay wallet. Very good service.

Withdrawal was made possible in our country through money exchange company, and this money exchange is available even in the farthest local place. Another choice would be converting it to a prepaid load which maybe a good choice because it profits from its original price. What makes it easier for us to cash out BTC is that the wallet app we have are partnered with the most knwon and available exchanger (It might be bank or ttransaction that has afordable fee).

I just use localbitcoins dot com exchange for converting my bitcoins to fiat currency and get payment in my local bank, its very easy as their are many users who are from my local country and ready to buy bitcoins.

Sometimes i use this site to withdraw my bitcoins to cash, It's one of the bestest site according to this exchange services, but in most of cases, I deposit my bitcoin to my neteller account and use it to transfer funds to my friends accounts, and then, they pay me with the local currency.

Localbitcoins like others have suggested is usually a good option. Another good choice is doing direct OTC trades with highly trusted members in the community, this depends on how much you are trading though if it's not to big a some direct OTC can usually be a good choice.

I use the app called coins.ph and it is available in our country the Philippines though it really charge us some but for the fair price.It is a very useful app because it also allows us to pay our bills directly using btc..

In our country we have coins.ph that allowed bitcoin transaction and easily convert it to our peso currency.

I am using coins.ph it is very convenient to use I can convert my bitcoin into cash without any transaction fees aside from that I can use it directly to do fund transfer selling prepaid load, paying bills and shopping on-line. With this kind of wallet that we have in our country using bitcoin is as easy as swipping your atm or credit card.

In our country its very convenient to cash out my bitcoin to cash because there's a lot of affiliation partners of my local block chain wallet. aside from that using these wallet you can pay or purchase mobile loads and pay utilities expenses as long as you will use the conversion of the bitcoin to my local currency features of the apps. if you will do cash out and get your money it can be delivered or personally go to the encashment center and get the money as long as you have a valid ID.

Coinbase is not available in my country too so when I wanna exchange Bitcoin into cash I have to use exchange website in my country like Reminato or VNCEX. Beside I can sell Bitcoin directly to some guys wanna buy it and I often choose this option cause the exchange rate often better than exchange website. For example when Bitcoin price is about 5k7$ at this time but on exchange website they only buy Bitcoin at 5k5$, it's a little bit low so I only sell Bitcoin directly for other people.

I use localbitcoins mainly for converting my bitcoins to cash.

Right now im using wallet named coins first i`ll convert it to philippine money and 2nd there are to many ways to encash like bank and gcash here in philippines.

Here in philippines we have exchanger in our own money so try to search in your country if you dont have try in perpect money theres also a converter for dollar then do it little by little for your safety because if you dont know a lot from anything what you doing you can be made mistake so better to study it first for the safe of your money

Usually I sell the bitcoins needed for my business for a person who want to buy bitcoin. Otherwise in case I do not find anyone who want to buy I just perform the simplest process that is turn them into euro and spend them in whatever I want.

In my country, we have created a community for Buying and selling Bitcoin. Some of Bitcoin trader are created this community. And we also exchange Bitcoin with Skrill or Neteller. And then we withdraw the money form our local bank.

Apologies for the noob questions guys but what about in Australia.
Having trouble as I have been asked for various ID.

Hi there how are you? :)

Same with others, I am just new in doing bitcoins. Even though I am just new here, I just want to share what I know. With regards to eithdrawing bitcoin and converting it into cash, first you needed to ttransfer your bitcoin (if it is in thr other account, wallet). Like me, in the Phillippines, we use coins.ph. If bitcoin is in the wallet, I will then convert it into Phillippine Peso (php), then it can be transacted for widthrawals.

There are local exchanges here in our country from which you can withdraw your bitcoin into fiat. There are certain amount or limit that you can withdraw everyday depending on what level are your limits in which you can apply to increase your daily withdrawal. We can withdraw from this exchange directly to our banks, remittances, atm's etc.

In my country I used to claim my bitcoin to cash is an app this is coin.ph through that way it is easy to get no hassle in withdrawing it. and sometimes I used to buy loads or online game stuffs and also paying bills such as electric bill. So my time is good as I make an outdoor activities.

I mainly use exchange and over the counter options. Exchange fees are high but it worth to cashout bitcoin during 1 hour. Maybe in future i will purchase debit card for better experience.

I am using our local exchanger , I sell Bitcoin into our local fiat money than I withdraw directly to my bank account , within a few minutes is already in my account.

we have our country-made site that is easy to exchange bitcoin to altcoin and our currency, it is very helpful so if in place you can not do that make sure you think to open it because there will be profit for you

I use a ATM when i can and the exchange when the ATM is broken or i have to withdraw big volumes, because i dont like the way that the exchanges of my countrie uses to confirm if im a trusted people and the taxs of use (tax to deposit, to exchange, to withdraw...).

In my country, I use coins.ph as my wallet and this wallet is legit.I can withdraw through remittances in different pawnshop that is available in my Place. but in other Place They use blockchain as wallet it has features of the way how to withdraw btc to FIAT. but the best way is withdrawing to Online. Payza, paypal aso useful.

As I have read, there are some banks where you can directly cash out or plainly withdraw your bitcoins equivalent to its market value or a little lower. However, for others, they trade them up on trading platforms before they encash the coins, so they can get a bigger value for it. It actually depends on which country you are in and the availability of banks where you can exchange them into cash.

What I do is first i transfer all my coins from my wallet to any online wallet app which supports bitcoins, in our country we use coinsph but I'm sure there are lots of ways to withdraw your money if or just buy online goods so that you can also save money from service charges that these coinbase apps offers.

Here in our country which is Philippines, we use a wallet
 called coins.ph and it is very useful since you can easily
convert btc to Philippine peso and send it either to your
bank account or via money exchangers. Even you dont
 have bank accounts

In our country Philippines, there is an android app called coins that can be use to withdraw money into many ways. This app have bitcoin address to that's why we can deposit our bitcoin here and can convert it into our own currency which is PHP. I am waiting for the app paycent too to be used in our country. Today I downloaded the paycent app but in our country its not supported. Its like coins app I think.

Doing withdrawal bitcoin to cash money is one of the things that is waited by me. there are several ways that I do to withdraw the bitcoin to cash money as the following:

1. I use wallet blockchain. I save the bitcoin in blockchain then I sell it to local exchanger.
2. I do buying and selling bitcoin transactions in the market after I get a lot of profit, I will withdraw it to a local bank account.
this is the way that I do to withdraw the bitcoin to cash money.  ;)

Much different in my country that has not been supported by the existence of such technology.  :)

Every country have an exchange through which you can withdraw your bitcoin to native currency. I withdraw my bitcoin through local bitcoins. You have to send your bitcoin to the address given and then you send the bitcoin to the person who is giving you the local currency.

I always use my local exchange whenever i want to withdraw my bitcoin into cash, the price is really good, sometimes above the price at other exchange and the fee is low. They are also fast in processing the withdrawal as long as it's still working hour.

Many members here use exchangers since it's the easiest way to withdraw money and sometimes it's the only way to do so.
The majority of banks don't accept bitcoin deposits witch is a stupid thing in my opinion looking to the huge amount of money that can be transferred.
Fees payed to exchangers are too high and you have to withdraw a big amount to cover these fees witch is an annoying fact we face every day.

In my case, we have this local wallet which called coins.ph, and there we can store our bitcoins and local money, and we can convert them whenever and wherever we want. We have this cardless withdrawal and we just need to process the transaction online in order for us to get our desired amount. It is easy to use and anyone can also use it.

if I am, it is quite easy way of withdrawal because in my country there is an exchange that accept direct bitcopin sale into local currency, so in this case very easy for me, because besides that we can also buy mobile phone and electric token.

I think there are a lot of ways to do it. Some get more expensive than others, and some are probably more safe than others, you will have to decide that for yourself. I did it a few times with neteller, but I think their fees are to high (1% for the bitcoin transaction) and then you need to check your fees for a bank transfer, since their vary from country to country. I usually just hold my coins now, but I'm considering get a crypto card, since there are many options out there, and they seem quite reliable right now.

I sell my coins through 3rd party agents which gives me fair price and then send that money to my bank account.
There are many wallets and website which help us to sell our bitcoins in right price easily.