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Title: Serious ewallet Post by: Bitkingdom on August 03, 2014, 08:33:17 AM Which ewallet do you think is serious ? I want to transfer 100 000 $ to the e-wallet. I need the following to be supported
* Be able to make an wire transfer from my bank account to my e-wallet * Be able to make an wire transfer from my e-wallet back to my bank account * No need to scan and send passport and utility bill * Serious e-wallet that have been on market for several years So which one would you recommend ? Title: Re: Serious ewallet Post by: gondel on August 03, 2014, 08:36:13 AM Which ewallet do you think is serious ? I want to transfer 100 000 $ to the e-wallet. I need the following to be supported Hello,* Be able to make an wire transfer from my bank account to my e-wallet * Be able to make an wire transfer from my e-wallet back to my bank account * No need to scan and send passport and utility bill * Serious e-wallet that have been on market for several years So which one would you recommend ? Not sure but when you google it the first thing showing is this one: http://www.iliumsoft.com/ewallet Hope this help you :) BR Gondel Title: Re: Serious ewallet Post by: Krang on August 03, 2014, 08:37:55 AM You want to transfer bitcoins or just dollars?
Title: Re: Serious ewallet Post by: Gugun Blues Shelter on August 03, 2014, 08:55:08 AM maybe you need movement your money with exchange if you have a lot of money dont thinking about the fees
Title: Re: Serious ewallet Post by: lyth0s on August 03, 2014, 09:09:15 AM Whatever you do, don't keep $100,000 on an exchange. Look up how to setup a cold (offline) wallet for safe storage and make backups.
Title: Re: Serious ewallet Post by: Bitkingdom on August 03, 2014, 09:30:55 AM You want to transfer bitcoins or just dollars? I have $ and want to transfer them to BTC, and do some trades and then retransfer them to $ Title: Re: Serious ewallet Post by: lyth0s on August 03, 2014, 12:43:48 PM You want to transfer bitcoins or just dollars? I have $ and want to transfer them to BTC, and do some trades and then retransfer them to $ Then just use an exchange like Bitstamp (you need ID verification) or btc-e.com (no ID if I remember right). But you will encounter fees such as bank transfers and exchange fees and also take the risk of losing it all if they run with your money for whatever reason or lock you down (IE Mt Gox). Title: Re: Serious ewallet Post by: Bitsaurus on August 04, 2014, 05:38:47 AM As noted above, don't keep anything of value on an exchange unless you are actively trading. BTCe has been up for over 2 years and is considered very well established but nobody really knows who owns/runs it. Everybody using it is trusting them based on their past behavior.
Title: Re: Serious ewallet Post by: silvestar on August 04, 2014, 06:21:26 PM Which ewallet do you think is serious ? I want to transfer 100 000 $ to the e-wallet. I need the following to be supported * Be able to make an wire transfer from my bank account to my e-wallet * Be able to make an wire transfer from my e-wallet back to my bank account * No need to scan and send passport and utility bill * Serious e-wallet that have been on market for several years So which one would you recommend ? Sounds like btc-e is the best option for you. But as the above persons mentioned, you shouldn't keep your bitcoin (especially such a large amount) on an exchange for extended period of time. |