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Title: Circle.com Deposit - US Bank Account Post by: mayday23 on March 12, 2015, 01:43:36 AM I'd like to load my circle.com account through my US Bank Account but not buy the BitCoins until my account receives the money from my US bank (ie 5 days). I've done one successful load from my bank account, but I only get $100 instant and need to wait for the remaining $900 to clear.
I don't want to be subject to the currency fluctuations while my money is transferred. How can I accomplish that? Title: Re: Circle.com Deposit - US Bank Account Post by: ObscureBean on March 12, 2015, 05:39:08 AM I'd like to load my circle.com account through my US Bank Account but not buy the BitCoins until my account receives the money from my US bank (ie 5 days). I've done one successful load from my bank account, but I only get $100 instant and need to wait for the remaining $900 to clear. I don't want to be subject to the currency fluctuations while my money is transferred. How can I accomplish that? You can't. Money you load into your Circle account gets converted to BTC at current market rate automatically. Having said that, I have only a credit card linked to my Circle account, not an actual bank account, I suppose there might be some subtleties I'm not privy to. Deposits you make using a debit/credit card is instantaneous so you don't have to worry about market fluctuations. Only thing is, with a CC you have a limit of $500 per week. Hopefully someone else can help you with the bank account thing. Good luck! Title: Re: Circle.com Deposit - US Bank Account Post by: mayday23 on March 12, 2015, 03:45:15 PM I'm just afraid of my CC charging me a cash advance fee. I guess I can try a small transaction and see how it works.
Title: Re: Circle.com Deposit - US Bank Account Post by: krigger on March 12, 2015, 04:35:44 PM I'm just afraid of my CC charging me a cash advance fee. I guess I can try a small transaction and see how it works. Try with small amount(s). Like $50 or so. You cannot be charged much.I've been using other website that can do this too, and I was like you. So I gone small, $20 first time. After that was fine and I was charged about 0.7% I gone with $50. It was the same. So you can try with small amount without fear. Title: Re: Circle.com Deposit - US Bank Account Post by: Possum577 on March 12, 2015, 06:13:03 PM I don't think there is anyway for you to avoid it.
Title: Re: Circle.com Deposit - US Bank Account Post by: ranlo on March 13, 2015, 01:28:10 AM I'd like to load my circle.com account through my US Bank Account but not buy the BitCoins until my account receives the money from my US bank (ie 5 days). I've done one successful load from my bank account, but I only get $100 instant and need to wait for the remaining $900 to clear. I don't want to be subject to the currency fluctuations while my money is transferred. How can I accomplish that? Instead of using Circle, use Coinbase. It has an on-site USD wallet now, so that you can buy and sell from it instantly. Then you can load the wallet with $1k (wait 5 days or whatever for it to be deposited), and then convert when you're ready... instantly! You can also trade back and forth when you want with no delay. Title: Re: Circle.com Deposit - US Bank Account Post by: Goms on March 22, 2016, 02:15:52 PM I'd like to load my circle.com account through my US Bank Account but not buy the BitCoins until my account receives the money from my US bank (ie 5 days). I've done one successful load from my bank account, but I only get $100 instant and need to wait for the remaining $900 to clear. I don't want to be subject to the currency fluctuations while my money is transferred. How can I accomplish that? Instead of using Circle, use Coinbase. It has an on-site USD wallet now, so that you can buy and sell from it instantly. Then you can load the wallet with $1k (wait 5 days or whatever for it to be deposited), and then convert when you're ready... instantly! You can also trade back and forth when you want with no delay. I have an account with Coinbase as well and I like the fact that you can convert bitcoins into almost any currency in the world with great ease. Title: Re: Circle.com Deposit - US Bank Account Post by: mikehersh2 on March 24, 2016, 01:05:39 AM I don't know if you can stop that... Ive experienced the same, never found a solution.
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