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Economy => Exchanges => Topic started by: AshEnergy on November 01, 2017, 01:08:18 AM



Title: Advice required on purchasing large amount of BTC with TTD (Trinidad Dollars)
Post by: AshEnergy on November 01, 2017, 01:08:18 AM
Good day everyone,

I am asking this on behalf of an associate. 

Are there any exchanges out there that would trade very large amounts of Bitcoin for TTD?

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.


Kind Regards
Ash


Title: Re: Advice required on purchasing large amount of BTC with TTD (Trinidad Dollars)
Post by: tynn on November 01, 2017, 01:14:52 AM
You can have a look here: buybitcoinworldwide dot com

Just choose your country and payment method and you are good to go. Do remember to check the reputation of the place you are going to buy from.

localbitcoins dot com is also a good option if you want P2P dealings


Title: Re: Advice required on purchasing large amount of BTC with TTD (Trinidad Dollars)
Post by: Coin-Keeper on November 01, 2017, 01:16:05 AM
I haven't checked for you but try looking at localbitcoins dot com.  Any local traders?  Be smart and move cautiously if you are new to these.  You can lose money immediately but if you pick an escrow like the site I recommended you can be safe.

Dang, tynn you beat me to the punch!


edit:  I don't see Trinidad dollars on localbitcoins, but you can easily convert those into USD and then use localbitcoins.


Title: Re: Advice required on purchasing large amount of BTC with TTD (Trinidad Dollars)
Post by: AshEnergy on November 02, 2017, 12:38:19 AM
Hey thank you both for replying!  As for myself I invest strongly in Cryptocurrency, and also buy and sell on Localbitcoins.  However with my associate our situation is:

They have over 800mil (approximately 130Mil US) in TTD in Trinidad in an account with Royal Bank of Canada.  They are looking to use most, or all of it to purchase BTC.  I understand it's a big ask and most banks won't accept such a large amount of TTD etc.  So we are just trying to see if we have any options.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Kind regards
Ash