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Other => Beginners & Help => Topic started by: grauss on April 15, 2017, 02:08:50 AM



Title: Best way to buy BTC in USA? (via cash/bank transfer)
Post by: grauss on April 15, 2017, 02:08:50 AM
Hello everybody!

Sorry for the noob question but I have an issue with loading my cash to BTC. Please advise how can I make that in a right way?
Seems like WIRE transfer to BTC-E doesn't feet my needs cuz it may take several weeks before they approve it.

So I need a much more speedy way. Also the fee is very important too as we process great amounts.
Under 1% would be fine :)

Thanks in advance.


Title: Re: Best way to buy BTC in USA? (via cash/bank transfer)
Post by: Wusolini on April 15, 2017, 11:32:13 AM
Hello everybody!

Sorry for the noob question but I have an issue with loading my cash to BTC. Please advise how can I make that in a right way?
Seems like WIRE transfer to BTC-E doesn't feet my needs cuz it may take several weeks before they approve it.

So I need a much more speedy way. Also the fee is very important too as we process great amounts.
Under 1% would be fine :)

Thanks in advance.

Hi grauss, I'm affraid you won't be able to get less than 1% fee ( quicker deposit = higher fee )

I think coinbase used to be good way to purchase BTC for US citizens. In past I purchased some BTC with CC ... it was quick but the fee was pretty high.
As of the cash you should search for a local trader at localbitcoins.com and meet him personally (or find trader using account with same bank). Alternatively you can try to find some bitcoin ATM near by.


Title: Re: Best way to buy BTC in USA? (via cash/bank transfer)
Post by: zend7 on April 15, 2017, 11:42:59 AM
Hello everybody!

Sorry for the noob question but I have an issue with loading my cash to BTC. Please advise how can I make that in a right way?
Seems like WIRE transfer to BTC-E doesn't feet my needs cuz it may take several weeks before they approve it.

So I need a much more speedy way. Also the fee is very important too as we process great amounts.
Under 1% would be fine :)

Thanks in advance.

Gemini is the most used exchange to buy bitcoin in the US now that Coinbase is having the problems we are already aware of. You cannot expect to buy bitcoin with just 1% fee.
For the moment they are the best option if you process great amounts, you can open an institutional account with them (I don't know but maybe there are benefits from having it)


Title: Re: Best way to buy BTC in USA? (via cash/bank transfer)
Post by: mrjoy15 on April 15, 2017, 11:53:46 AM
Hello everybody!

Sorry for the noob question but I have an issue with loading my cash to BTC. Please advise how can I make that in a right way?
Seems like WIRE transfer to BTC-E doesn't feet my needs cuz it may take several weeks before they approve it.

So I need a much more speedy way. Also the fee is very important too as we process great amounts.
Under 1% would be fine :)

Thanks in advance.
In the United States It's fine to purchase bitcoin with a connected bank account via bank transfer. It's allow you to buy Bitcoin safely using Bank transfer and cash deposit. Also there many option make It easy to buy bitcoins on LocalBitcoins via cash or person to person good option too while you would be fine make it under 1% fine.


Title: Re: Best way to buy BTC in USA? (via cash/bank transfer)
Post by: grauss on April 19, 2017, 10:40:37 PM
Hi grauss, I'm affraid you won't be able to get less than 1% fee ( quicker deposit = higher fee )

I think coinbase used to be good way to purchase BTC for US citizens. In past I purchased some BTC with CC ... it was quick but the fee was pretty high.
As of the cash you should search for a local trader at localbitcoins.com and meet him personally (or find trader using account with same bank). Alternatively you can try to find some bitcoin ATM near by.

BTC ATM will cost ~7% :o

In the United States It's fine to purchase bitcoin with a connected bank account via bank transfer. It's allow you to buy Bitcoin safely using Bank transfer and cash deposit. Also there many option make It easy to buy bitcoins on LocalBitcoins via cash or person to person good option too while you would be fine make it under 1% fine.
Seems like nobody there can sell me an amount I need. And fee is really high :(

Gemini is the most used exchange to buy bitcoin in the US now that Coinbase is having the problems we are already aware of. You cannot expect to buy bitcoin with just 1% fee.
For the moment they are the best option if you process great amounts, you can open an institutional account with them (I don't know but maybe there are benefits from having it)
Thanks a lot! Gonna try it.


Title: Re: Best way to buy BTC in USA? (via cash/bank transfer)
Post by: blockcha1n on April 20, 2017, 11:41:55 AM
I would say coinbase would be the best way since they are the biggest one in the states and not likely to pull any funny business with you or they will get alot of bad press from it.
As if they don't have enough of that already but when it comes down to it the buyer only wants their bitcoins and doesn't care are all the FUD that comes with it.


Title: Re: Best way to buy BTC in USA? (via cash/bank transfer)
Post by: aTriz on April 20, 2017, 01:08:12 PM
Hello everybody!

Sorry for the noob question but I have an issue with loading my cash to BTC. Please advise how can I make that in a right way?
Seems like WIRE transfer to BTC-E doesn't feet my needs cuz it may take several weeks before they approve it.

So I need a much more speedy way. Also the fee is very important too as we process great amounts.
Under 1% would be fine :)

Thanks in advance.

Gemini is the most used exchange to buy bitcoin in the US now that Coinbase is having the problems we are already aware of. You cannot expect to buy bitcoin with just 1% fee.
For the moment they are the best option if you process great amounts, you can open an institutional account with them (I don't know but maybe there are benefits from having it)
Hello grauss, I have some questions to you, i think they are very important for me.

You are talking about Coinbase, that they are currently encountering some problems, and you say that 'we" are aware of it.
This is the first time I hear about this, nobody told me that they are having some issues, or also I haven't found any news where they mentioned that.

Can you explain exactly what is happening on Coinbase? At the moment, I hold the part of my bitcoins in there, and I really don't want to lose that money stacked.

Getting back to topic, I also agree that you won't be able to buy bitcoins with less than 1% fee at US, if you want to use ATM that will be around 6/7 %, but it is one of the most expensive ways to choose.