The only available option right now (I know, because I've been looking for the same thing before) is VirWox (90 EUR per day unless your account is few months old) but the exchange will be shutting down in 6th of January.

If the KYC is a problem with bitcoin-related services only, then I would suggest you to use Neteller, Payoneer, or Paysera (these credit card providers offer card-to-card transfers so trading with individuals would be possible) you could then use decentralized P2P platforms like Holdhodl, Bisq or LocalCryptos to buy the BTC.

There is no flat fee. What you're paying depend on:

1. The network and whether it's congested or not.
2. The size of your transaction.

To simplify things, if you haven't been receiving multiple small inputs, your transaction size shouldn't be big and you'll only be paying a very small amount (with the network's current state); that clearly doesn't include any deposit fees the poker site might take.

There is an API so you could easily implement that programmatically. If you have suggestions for the developer, you can reach out to him through Twitter or Telegram.


They're probably using a third-party service for that. I've checked the prices for some countries and compared them with Twilio's, and they look similar.

I would prefer centralized exchanges. Since this method involve linking a credit card, chargebacks are easier and trading with other individuals would be risky.


These listings are in various currencies, except Danish krones for some reason. Some of them also say e-codes and physical cards, so I don't think it's same the payment method that I'm looking for.

I haven't noticed if Venezuela is listed there or not but I know that there is no kind of verification, only your email will be used later to send you a link to access your account.

You can ask Coinsbee just to be on the safe side: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5182163.0


The platfrom itself is reputable but since you're trading with other individuals, you could come across carders/scammers and because of that, I rather not list it here.

The transaction happened on an online (centralized) platform? If that's the case, you could start there by asking the platform to provide the necessary details (IP address, ID, etc.) about the seller (but even then, I doubt much can be done because of the distance).

I've posted a link above and the requirements are listed there. You must be on the top 100 coins on CMC or in other words, a little bit above 33M USD (with current rates) in trading volume.

I was looking for some services that accept LN to experiment a little bit until I came across LNSMS. It's a website that allows you to send a SMS anywhere using LN.

I've tried it and it's working smoothly and since I didn't find any discussion about it on the forums, I thought about sharing it here. (Some of you may not like the fact that the IP addresses are logged but you can use a proxy/VPN for that).

Have you got complains regarding the buying process? I've been using the site for some time and everything seems to be working smoothly.


I agree. I would love to see this feature added as well.

الشرح جد مفهوم لكن لدي اقتراحين ان لم لديك مانع:

- أتفهم كونك من شمال افريقيا, لكن أعتقد أنه من الأفضل كون الشرح (نافذة الكتروم) باللغة العربية عوض اللغة الفرنسية.
- ماسبب رداءة الصور (الخطوط الملونة) ؟ أنصحك باستخدام هذا البرنامج في المستقبل.

و مشكور على المجهود.

I was wondering if anyone knows some exchanges that use MobilePay (in this case, selling BTC)? It's basically a phone app that allows you to send/receive money by using your phone number while the money is deducted from sender's credit card. The app is mainly used in Finland and Denmark.

Bought 90$ PayPal from Shasan. Everything went fast and smooth as usual.

TXID: https://btc1.trezor.io/tx/cfc87b9e57755d0284f89ad383ac4aa301ee16e9c77a795c115a1c0a272d26f5

Sent. https://btc1.trezor.io/tx/07a4a851656631f0a87fef97201215d498a21501146798ad34695920eade5000

Repay: 3QCUK1U5ZQuqL8pBLx1LWyqwn9cssyC8Bv

Since the user above managed to answer most of the questions:

2. The counter actually increases by 15 minutes and then you automatically become inactive until you refresh the page. So If you just visit a thread, go inactive for a few minutes, then refresh the page, you will see that your total time logged in increased by 15mn.

4. I don't get it either. If you mean the ability to close topics, then that's something you could do in the other sections as well.

5. You should start using the Watchlist instead of "Show new replies to your posts", which can be easily edited: https://bitcointalk.org/watchlist.php

I'm looking to buy a Dplay account. I'm not very familiar with this site, so I'm not sure if I get to choose the country or the account would work in all the supported countries/languages by simply changing the settings. If it's region-restricted, then I would like to get one for Denmark. P.M or post below with your offer.

It depends on the campaign, some of them set it as mandatory (like ChipMixer). I don't see why would anyone be against using SegWit anyway, after all, it benefit you (lower fees) and the network as more people start using it.

You shouldn't use Coinbase or any other online/web wallet (because of the security and safety of your funds yes). Go with Electrum instead (SW fully supported).

Here are a few exchanges[1][2][3] (I can't vouch for any of them though). Note that voting does not necessarily make the listing process easier, it all depends on your userbase.

[1] https://coindeal.com/vote
[2] https://mercatox.com/coins/list
[3] https://help.indodax.com/community-coin-voting/

Sent. https://btc1.trezor.io/tx/d40a0fe34646c9db8714f1db3a89a8e25b420a0f510b433ff48427c6e8e36e48

Sent. https://btc1.trezor.io/tx/375062719f7a360b4707937aff44d10a9716b50ea0eaabb23e008ceb4ce13240

Repayment address: 3QCUK1U5ZQuqL8pBLx1LWyqwn9cssyC8Bv



I apologize for missing your request. If I take time to answer next time, please drop me a P.M

A shipping address and a gift card should complete the task. If Sephora doesn't ship to your country, you could buy U.S gift card, redeem it, and buy/ship the items to Shipito.com (a service which gives you an address on the U.S. they accept BTC).


I can vouch for them, I've used them multiple times. As answered above, it's only VCCs. It works like this:

1. You pay for the card on their site.
2. They send you a digital token
3. You redeem it on prepaiddigitalsolutions.com (you must fill name, address, phone, and email).
4. You'll be redirected to a page with your card details (Number, expiration date and CVV).


I'm sure I've spent more than 1500$ (Lifetime), but I'll DM them on Twitter and also P.M the representative on the forums to get a confirmation.


Thank you! Added to the list.




Thank you! I will look more into BitPay and add it.