Just an update on the above, it appears that the feature has been enabled for android devices as well. You should be able to use any wallet that supports LNURL.

Yes. It's an app[1] that you can download. It can work with or without the hardware wallet[3].


It's actually closer to Electrum than it is to Blockchain.com. It's still a closed source wallet though.


AFAIK no, the same fees should apply. Safepal doesn't take anything extra.


I've been using Binance for quiet sometime (before the KYC policy) and AFAIK, they never lowered it. It has always been 2 BTC per day.

And yes, you should be able to buy any coin from Binance but not using fiat though.


I doubt that Binance would lock user's funds but as I said above, there is always that risk. No one can answer that question. My advice to you would be to deposit funds to trade and withdraw as soon as you're finished. It doesn't hurt to withdraw them your Safepal address, just make sure to keep them out of the exchange interface.

[1] https://safepal.io/download
[2] https://shop.safepal.io/products/safepal-hardware-wallet-s1-bitcoin-wallet

I'm not sure about Localbitcoin but AFAIK, Paxful doesn't allow messaging people unless you initiate a trade, so basically you will need to have enough money in your account to pay for both the transaction and the escrow which is something you can't do unless you're verified sadly.

I don't doubt for a second that the developers are not aware of this, and I'm almost certain that it was done on purpose, but I don't think it has anything to do with the hardware wallet, since that feature can still be used even without the device.

hosseinimr has already answered the question perfectly.

Just want to add, in my previous post, I said that only Thorswap supports multi-chain swapping which is true, however, there are a few other wallets with built-in instant exchanges (centralized) which I believe is what you're looking for here. To name a few: Exodus, Coinomi, and Atomicwallet.

Exodus is the one I would recommend the most but I would suggest you use it with a Trezor wallet and not its own.

@noorman0 You're welcome. If you managed to trade, you should be fine withdrawing because IIRC, even a few weeks prior to the KYC policy, users were not able to trade and place orders. Anyway, keep us posted, please.

Just something to keep in mind, when you created that account, you agreed to Binance's TOS so there is always that risk that KYC will be asked in the future, or they might even lock your funds.

Skrill and Neteller both deal with gambling sites, so that's probably not an issue. The issue here is whether Paybis allow these transactions or not.

Trustwallet doesn't have the built-in Binance I was referring to, SafePal does. AFAIK, when you're using that, you're interacting with the CEX and not their DEX. Spot trading, futures, savings are all available. I could be wrong though. Here are a few pictures of it[1][2].

As I said though, I can't say that for a fact that KYC is not required as I haven't tried to deposit and then withdraw yet, but it appears that it's not. If you click on "deposit" while using the Binance exchange now, you will be asked to verify your identity before giving you an address to send funds to. However, if you do the exact same thing through Safepal, no pop-ups appear.

[1] http://epvpimg.com/rTeDcab
[2] http://epvpimg.com/MkBIbab

@jerry0

AFAIK, and as I said in a previous post a few months ago, it should be okay to exchange gambling funds. I would still suggest you read the TOS though, just to be safe.

I couldn't find anything on Neteller's official website but according to this article, the crypto-withdrawal service is only available for 10 countries, including the UK, Chile, Canada, and Australia. The rest of the countries hasn't been mentioned but I still doubt that the U.S is among them.

An alternative to Neteller withdrawal service or CEXes would be to just exchange with other individuals. If you're not willing to verify your identity, then the currency exchange board or localCryptos is the way to go. When doing so, I suggest you be transparent about the source of the funds, as some people can be against it as well.

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It's odd but it's probably not because of the name change because it appears that the posts are ordered by date but for some reason, the 0.21.2 version was posted on the 26th of October while the newest versions were posted prior to that date.

No, there is a software version that is available for both Android and iOS devices. It's meant to be the official software for their hardware wallet but you can still use it without the hardware.

Now, for the trading process, it's identical to the one in Binance.com. You cannot trade directly from your SafePal funds. You will have to deposit funds into the built-in binance interface first. I can't speak about the KYC part, but I don't think it's enforced. I tried to deposit on Binance, and I was asked to KYC, but when I try the same thing on the safepal app, I wasn't asked for anything and they provided me with the deposit address.

And also, no. This feature is not available on the Trustwallet app. Yes, you have a swap and exchange feature there, but it's not the same thing.

What do you mean by a voting system? If you mean a poll then it already exists, here's an example: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5219706.20

You can't swap BTC either because swaps happen on the same chain, so you'll only be able to trade ERC-20 and BEP-20 tokens. The only cross-chain protocol that I know of is Thorchain/Thorswap but it's far from being perfect and there are many unsupported coins.

I would suggest just using an exchange like OKEX, Kucoin, or Binance. Send the funds from TrustWallet to the exchange, trade to whatever coin you wish to, and then withdraw back to your personal wallet as it's not recommended to store funds in exchanges.

If you sweep the private keys, yes, because you will basically be sending the funds from one address to another. But if you just import the PKs or use the seed on another wallet, then no, you won't need to pay for any fees.

Paxful started asking for ID as well, so that leaves you with LocalCryptos.com or there is also BISQ but I believe it has way less liquidity.

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أنا أوفقك الرأي على أن كوكوين لديها عمولات انتهازية لكن لا أعتقد أن الأمر بهذه الخطورة كما ذكرت. لقد تأكدت من العمولة بالنسبة للماتيك و يبدو أنهم قامو بخفضها من 5 ماتيك (ان كنت أتذكر جيدا) الى 1 ماتيك. أعتقد أنك جربت سحب العملة عن طريق شبكة الاثريوم.

That would obviously mean that the person knows someone from the inside. I can't think of any other way.

There is, however, a BOT that I've seen not a long time ago, that buys the coin on your behalf (from Gate.io) as soon as the listing is announced on Binance, which should give you profit. I haven't tried this myself, but looking at the upvotes[1] and stars/forks on their GitHub repository, I assume it works but use it at your own risk.

EDIT: The developer shared some results[3] a few days ago, which should give you an idea of how profitable the BOT is.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/qc9zoe/finally_did_it_i_made_a_crypto_trading_bot_that/
[2] https://github.com/CyberPunkMetalHead/gateio-crypto-trading-bot-binance-announcements-new-coins
[3] https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/qmr47d/so_my_latest_crypto_trading_bot_that_i_shared/

لم يسبق لي استخدام هذه الخاصية من قبل، لكن أعلم أن باكسفول أصبحت تدعم شبكة البرق أين تقوم المنصة بأخذ 1 بالمئة من مبلغ السحب يعني حتى و ان كان مبلغ السحب صغيرا، فلن يكون ذلك عائقا.