To add to the above, make sure that the exported private keys are not encrypted (don't use a password) otherwise you won't be able to read them using a text editor.

I'm not sure how Visa and MasterCard gift cards work but for iTunes and Amazon, I don't see the problem. Once you get the code, you redeem it first to your account (which will make it invalid to anyone else trying to redeem it after you) and then release the funds from the escrow.

The only risk here is that these cards might have been bought using stolen credit cards, and in this case, the only way to protect yourself is to immediately order your goods because if there is ever a chargeback, your balance will be withheld.

ليس لدي علم فيم يخص عناوين SegWit native ولكن عناوين P2SH (التي تبدأ ب 3) فلازالت هنالك مشاكل فيم يخص Trezor (Web interface) و ال Bitcoin core.

وفي حالة Trezor يجب أن يكون لك جهاز ان أردت التأكد من الرسائل.

The only way to retrieve the funds is to get the private keys of the receiving address.

To whom have you sent the funds to? A merchant (and which) or an individual?

Mercatox only requires KYC if you're withdrawing more than 0.5 BTC per day.

As for Catex (based in China), it seems like it's mandatory. From their privacy policy:

According to this answer (and Zelle's website), It's irreversible but these Reddit posts says otherwise[1][2][3]. I haven't used it before but from my understanding, the Zelle won't allow you to do do a chargeback but your bank would.

As for Skrill, It's basically the same thing. It all depends on the used payment method to fund the account. If I fund my account using BTC for example, I won't be able to do a chargeback but If I used a credit card, then it's possible. To be safe, just ask the people you're dealing with to show you a proof of the origin of their funds.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/localbitcoins/comments/bausfd/zelle_chargeback_452019/
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/localbitcoins/comments/8y7bym/zelle_scam_chargeback_after_weeks/
[3] https://www.reddit.com/r/localbitcoins/comments/asy7am/zelle_chargeback_scam/

ان لم يكن لديك مانع, أضف ملاحظة/نصيحة بالنسبة للاخوة في الجزائر و المغرب. كون البيتكوين محظور في كلا البلدين, من جد المحتمل ان المنصات سوف تتجه نحو حظرها أيضا ولذلك شخصيا لا أنصح أي شخص من البلدين أن يقوم بأي KYC (في المنصات المركزية على الأقل)

.أنا شخصيا لا أثق في الجمعيات الخيرية و أعتقد أن اعطاء المال مباشرة للشخص المعني أفضل,  لذلك أعجبتني الفكرة

لكن المشكل هنا يكمن في كيفية الاثبات؟ يمكن اثبات تحويل البيتكوين الى كاش و لكن ماذا عن اثبات اعطاء المال للمحتاجين؟

Take a look at this (C#): https://github.com/stratisproject/StratisBitcoinFullNode

It doesn't look like something for the average user though.

Here is a couple of them[1][2] (I believe the first one has a more complete list).

Also, I advise you to avoid the airdrops that ask for KYC, they're not worth giving your identity for.

[1] https://airdrops.io/
[2] https://airdropalert.com/

An alternative would be to use Paxful or Localethereum (no fees for cash in-person trades).

@OP if you're serious, I suggest looking at some OTC platforms. You won't find anyone trading anywhere near the amount you're looking for, especially in cash.

If you are referring to this? then that's no different from CMC's list and is definitely not what OP is looking for.


I second this suggestion. Coinval is the way to go If you're interested in alts.

بالاضافة الى الطرق التي تم ذكرها, يوجد موقع غوين تلغراف (النسخة العربية). تفقد أسفل الصحفة سوف تجد ايميل مخصص للصحفيين/المحررين المهتمين بالعمل.

You can check this thread[1] for Bit49. There is a review at the bottom of the page, but I wouldn't take it into consideration as it's from a newbie.

Miners.eu don't look that reputable either, could not find any info/reviews about them.

As for Teslawatt, it looks legit (but you should still do more research and If you're based on the U.S maybe you should visit them and see yourself). The owner/representative has positive feedback from a trusted member and also, there is a mention of them on Hackernoon (could be sponsored though). The user is still active on the forums as well, I suggest reaching out to him if you want more details about their services.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5145072.0;topicseen

There is Exchangeo. I haven't tried them myself, but the reviews look good. You can also check more scripts at CodeCanyon.

I would not recommend buying these scripts unless you have some programming knowledge. Just because it's paid, doesn't mean it's safe to use.

Sent: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/bab300ab0f4cd0508b687d9035e618454c3ba492c0730d0aa6b3dfa81eda4925

Repayment address can be found in the thread's second post.

There are some, yes but that doesn't mean that you will automatically get listed after submitting your application. You usually have to meet certain requirements set by the exchange (user base, the team behind the project, clean code, etc.). If it's a ERC20 token, then you should try with these DEXes and Forkdelta.

If it's just a printed private key. You should be able to do it using Electrum[1] (sweeping) as suggested above or Mycelium[2].

[1] https://bitcoinelectrum.com/sweeping-your-private-keys-into-electrum/
[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUS6Nrff5qY

I'm not sure If you fixed something in your part, but I can't seem to reproduce the issue.

I have been checking your Terms of services though, and there is a section where it says:


Does that mean that you won't necessarily ask for people to verify their documents? unless you notice suspicious activities?

السبب الرئسيي وراء عدم دعم blockchain.com ال SegWit الا مأخرا عائد الى كون Roger Ver من المستثمرين في الموقع و هو من الشخصيات الغير الداعمة للبيتكوين و مطوريها. (و هو أيضا صاحب بيتكوين كاش)

أما بخصوص Schnorr signatures, فاذا كانت لغتك الانجليزية جيدة فأنا أنحصك بقراءة هذا المقال.