Hi, I'm trying to withdraw my bitcoin to a UK bank account. I've tried Binance and Coinbase and neither offer the service. Does anyone know which platform I can use to convert BTC to GBP and withdraw to a UK bank account or credit/debit card?
As mentioned above, P2P is one way to do it but then it depends on which bank you're using. If you have an account with Revolut for example, then I probably wouldn't suggest doing so. There is a high chance that they'll freeze your account. This is a post I was reading earlier: https://www.reddit.com/r/Revolut/comments/179yquk/can_i_get_banned_for_binance_p2p/Alternatively, you can also try and find a good debit card for the U.K from here. See here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5280997.0That way, you can just deposit your BTC and withdraw from an ATM. |
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The problem with BTCPayServer is that it requires installing a full Bitcoin node and that requires more server resources or a third party in case I go with lunanode option. Therefore I feel more comfortable to use electrum merchant api and. It's much less hassle, other than getting it to work with my Django app. What I'm trying to achieve is receiving Tether, for evading volatility and a more classic accounting. I can live with a %1 fee if it gets the trouble of writing the payment gateway myself out of the way. Atlos.io has all I need, but there seems to be no one who have actually used their service and written a review in the last year it came out  . Coinbase Commerce (as I suggested above) does support USDT but only for ERC20 and not the other networks. It's non-custodial, and you don't need to go through KYC unless you want to link your Coinbase account for automatic fiat conversions. Another way (since you seem to have the technical knowledge for it?) would be to just accept BTC and then write something that would use an exchange's API to convert the BTC to USDT as soon as you receive the funds. |
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BTCScan or BscScan? The latter is a Binance's smart chain explorer, and not a bitcoin one. Also, Bitcoinexplorer(dot)com doesn't look like an actual blockchain explorer either. Do you mind posting the URL?
I would go with mempool.space, Blockchair, or Blockchain.com. Just make sure the TXID has your address.
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If the transaction is confirmed, there's isn't much you can do to reverse or cancel the payment, but if you have more information about this individual, maybe you can take it to law enforcement.
Can you post the address/TXID?
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You're right. I deleted the post now. Apparently, that was false and some journalist from Fox has confirmed that with BlackRock[1]. We can already see how the price is starting to go back to what it was. It's crazy how many crypto sites have already written about it without confirming anything. [1] https://twitter.com/EleanorTerrett/status/1713913109272809602 |
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1. The fees are calculated based on the transaction size (number of inputs and outputs) as well as how congested the network is.
2. The fees go to the miners.
3. No, two transactions cannot have the same TXID.
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Just saw an ad from Thorwallet on Reddit. Apparently, they now offering Visa cards (only available for Europeans only): https://www.thorwallet.org/cardI haven't tried their card, but AFAIK they're legit and the project is backed by the same team behind Thorchain/Thorswap projects. |
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I think I came across it before, but can't tell for sure. For the alternative, you've got this list: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5444578.0If you want to accept BTC only, then the best option (that would require some work from your side) is to use BTCPayServer otherwise, for other cryptos Coinbase Commerce, they do have a self-managed that doesn't require KYC. |
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So Thorswap is back to work, but this time, with 12 banned countries: Belarus, Burma (Myanmar), Cote D'Ivoire (Ivory Coast), Cuba, Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, Iraq, Liberia, North Korea, Sudan, Syria, Zimbabwe and any other country sanctioned by the U.S, UK or EEA[1][2] [1] https://docs.thorswap.finance/thorswap/resources/terms-of-service[2] https://cointelegraph.com/news/thorswap-back-online-ftx-hacker |
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هل يوجد سبب لعدم استخدامك للمنصات للمركزية؟ حتى و ان لم تكن تريد اثبات هويتك، هنالك بعض المنصات التي لا تطلب تعريف الهوية.
بطبيعة الحال، الحد الأقصى للسحب سوف يكون صغيرا نوعا ما, و سوف تضطر الى القيام بعملية البيع على عدة أيام، لكن على الأقل لا توجد نفس المخاطر كما هو الحال عند التعامل مع أشخاص اخرين
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Sir this is not a network issue because I am already using the binance app for trading and I never facing the issue of network
I just saw the screenshot. Since it doesn't look like you have any filters ON either, you should probably contact the support and ask them for help. Alternatively, you can try to use the web version instead and trade using it for now: https://p2p.binance.com/en/trade/sell/USDT?fiat=PKR&payment=all-payments |
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Need a suitable solution for the p2p section whenever I open the p2p for buying or selling the currency but not showing any currency..when I uninstall the binance app then again installed then worked but after few seconds again same problem.
By default, you should have the USDT offers for EUR showing. So what is not showing exactly? the list of currencies after you selected either EUR or USDT to switch to something else? If it's a network error as mentioned above, you should have get an error message displaying for a couple of seconds after you visit the P2P page. |
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Are there any designs on how the zero knowledge proof will be calculated? I imagine this can be eventually be added into Bitcoin Core cli and graphical with a command to generate the proof of the blockchain up to a certain height, after which the proof can be included in future Bitcoin Core builds to skip the first N (thousand) blocks.
Not as far as I know, I couldn't really find much about it but maybe BitVM whitepaper (made by Robin linus too) as mentioned above might give you an idea of what to expect (just went through it quickly so not sure)[1][2]. [1] https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2023/10/11/bitcoin-might-get-ethereum-style-smart-contracts-under-bitvm-plan/[2] https://www.bitvm.org/ |
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What is AMLBot please? I've never heard about it before. It certifies that your funds are clean?
You know how sometimes, an exchange claims that they have detected suspicious activity when you make a deposit? and wants to confirm the source of funds. It's usually because they use something like this[1]. AMLBot does a similar thing, but unlike ChainAnalysis, it's available for public use. Now, I'm not sure how good it is but I would imagine it's good enough if they are indeed used by 500+ companies as they claim. It's paid though, but you can try it if you'd like, they offer a free trial (one address) through their Telegram bot. [1] https://www.chainalysis.com/chainalysis-kyt/ |
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