الأسعار تعتمد على الطلب و العرض يعني الشاري و البائع هو من يتحكم بالأسعار. بطبيعة الحال، ان تم بيع عملة ما بسعر 20 دولار للوحدة في مرحلة الايكو مثلا، فمن المنطقي أن تجد سعرها مقاربا لذلك المبلغ عند صدورها في المنصات (في البداية).

قد أكون مخطأ لكن لا أعتقد أنه يوجد الكثير من الأعضاء من السعودية. على العموم، ان لم ترد تضييع ,وقتك مع الأشخاص الغير المناسبين للمهمة، عليك بذكر طبيعة المشروع و كذا لغات البرمجة التي سوف تسخدمها. بالتوفيق.

If you don't get any response through email, try Reddit. I know they're pretty responsive there.

Also, if you're in a rush to access your funds, then you can simply export the private keys and sweep them using Coinomi.

- Implement filters (search by country, state, city, and maybe even cryptocurrencies if these ATMs support alts as well).
- Unless you're planning to add all sorts of business that accepts bitcoin to the list, you probably should remove the ability to submit links. I personally don't see any point in it, but if you decide to keep them, then at least check if they're up and running first because I've gone through a few of them, and apparently, most of them are down.

As for verifying the legitimacy of these locations, then why not ask the owners to submit pictures? That would obviously require you to manually check all the submissions but it's still a good way...You could even add these pictures to the ATM details page.

They still do. See here: https://bisq.network/faq/#supported-payment-methods

I also reinstalled the app to check, and it's there. As for cashapp then AFAIK, it has been removed due to its reversible nature.

All of the above is correct however, I'd like to add that if you're going to use custodial wallets (or exchanges) then that would make it easier to identify. Some services might even mark your transactions as "internal" or even show the username of the other party when he's using the same service as you.

You're not supposed to close the window. You must first click "Sign" and then "Broadcast" in order for it to work.

As for your second question, then the transaction shouldn't take too long to confirm. See here for an estimation: https://bitcoinfees.net/

I can't seem to understand why the "increase fee" option is not working for you but yes, "Cancel" will basically increase the fees and instead of sending them to the original destination, it will send them back to you.

Try to sweep the paper wallet again and see if it works. The unknown address you're referring to must be the same one you have printed in your paper just in another format (legacy/segwit).

The private key is all you need to spend your funds. So you can just print that (not the one you just shared obviously, you must create another one) and hide it somewhere safe.

Not sure what have you used to generate that private key, but I'd personally recommend using Bitaddress to generate your private key (with its associated address) and encrypt it with a password (BIP38). Give this topic a read: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5310734.msg56136799#msg56136799

Take a look here: https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-wallet/paper/

In addition to the "creation" process that is explained above, you should make sure to use a very strong password and also hide the paper in a safe place.

Did you run Bitaddress locally  (after cutting off your internet)? If so, then someone must've got access to your paper wallet and retrieved the funds.

There is nothing wrong with running a cold-storage with Electrum but if you're planning to store a large amount, then I would personally recommend you to buy a hardware wallet instead. A ledger nano X or a trezor would be a great choice.

How are these cards issued exactly? If you have a running site, then I'd like to take a look. I'm not interested in the site itself but rather the cards. I'm a bit curious to know how this is possible with no KYC required..

Not every time you run the executable, but each time a new version is released. You must verify the files before installing them.

I just checked my account, and apparently, there is no way to do it using the UI. You'll have to create a charge using their API and then set the expiry time. See here[1]

[1] https://commerce.coinbase.com/docs/api/#create-a-charge

لقد قمت بالاتصال بالدعم و السؤال حول الموضوع، و يبدو أن البطاقة سوف تكون متوفرة من جديد (بالنسبة للأتراك) في غضون 15 يوم.

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@صاحب الموضوع، أرجو أن تتوقف عن انشاء أكثر من موضوع (في مختلف الأقسام) حول نفس المشكل. ان كانت عندك استفسارات أخرى حول هذا الموضوع، يمكنك الرد هنا.

1. الموقع يدعم الامارات (و لا يدعم تركيا). هذه هي قائمة البلدان المدعومة: https://support.rain.bh/en/articles/2301225-list-of-supported-countries
2. لا يمكن لأحد الجزم بمثل هذه الأشياء، لكني أعلم أن المنصة مرخصة من طرف البنك المركزي البحريني
3. يمكنك ايجاد الرسوم في هذه الصفحة: https://support.rain.bh/en/articles/1624811-rain-fees
4. ان كان المبلغ كبيرا، قد يطلب منك ارسال "اثبات مصدر الدخل" لذلك و في حال لم تكن مستعدا لارسال وثائقك، فمن الأفضل عدم التسجيل في المنصة و استخدام منصات لا مركزية/peer to peer عوض ذلك..

ان كنت تقصد شركات اعادة الشحن فقد سبق لي استخدام شركة شيبيتو الأمريكية من قبل، كما أني  قمت بالبحث عن شركات في أوروبا و على حد علمي هذه الشركات لا تدعم شحن البطاقات الائتمانية.

على العموم، في حال وجدت موقع مماثل، أرجو أن تشاركنا اياه.

I'm not aware of any topics and I don't see the point in having one, to be honest. Most of the services and exchanges that started from here abandoned their topics and are no longer offering support here.

AFAIK, Advcash is the only card that supports turkey. I asked the support and they told me that the cards are unavailable at the moment but you should be able to order them in a couple of weeks or so.


Which payment method are you planning to use? For credit cards or wire transfers, take a look at Coinmama, Kraken, or BitPanda. Otherwise, you've got Localbitcoins for dealing locally.