أولا, لا يصح طلب نقاط الجدارة أو الثقة.

ثانيا, المواقع ليست لديها علاقة باليتكوين أو العملات المشفرة لذلك سوف أقوم باغلاق الموضوع (لم يتم انشاء الأقسام الجديدة بعد). أرجو منك أخذ القليل من وقتك لقراءة قوانين المنتدى.

Payment processors are not getting any better for both the merchants and users, not sure why would anyone use them at this point. instead of using third party service to accept payments from your clients, you could set up your own server, node and use BTCPayServer and the problem is solved.

It's not legit. A user asked the same question yesterday (check Potato Chips answer).

I'm curious though, how did you come across the website in the first place considering that they are nowhere to find online?

On average, how much time do you take to make the order? also, I was wondering If you accept orders that involves using the client's account? Basically, I have an account on a website where I have funds (from a redeemed gift card) but it's not enough to make an order, so I need the rest to be covered using a credit card. If I put that on "Notes" and give the necessary credentials, would you be able to do it?

Blockchain.com don't support bech32 addresses (that start with bc1). Use other block explorers: BTC.com, Blockchair or Blockonomics.

If it's for running a business, you can check this list. If you're just trading, then I don't think it matters much. Of course, If there is unusual activity in your account (large sums), a bank being friendly to crypto or not won't matter much, they will still investigate.

For the advertising networks, check this list. As for the web miners, that's highly unsuggested and I'm pretty sure your users wouldn't appreciate it and even If they do, you won't be earning anything significant, because people don't stay for too long in faucet sites, they just claim their earnings and close it down. It's highly unlikely that your faucet will be profitable for you, especially at this point where the reward is so insignificant that people don't bother visiting them anymore.

I will have to decline your loan request. Both coins has a very low trading volume and listed nowhere except in one exchange. I only take solid coins (like ETH, LTC) as collateral.

So I have my brother who's showing some interest in BTC. As it has absolutely no use case here (aside from the online world) and he's traveling to Turkey for a vacation, I thought about giving him some mBTC's to spend there.

I've been reading and apparently, Turkey has a lot of crypto users (skeptical). So I was wondering If there are some places where one could spend his BTC at? Restaurants, physical stores, etc. Any places where he could basically spend his bitcoins directly without any third parties (gift card supplier or debit card providers).

Not sure what is it that you don't like about Binance but I would still highly suggest it If you haven't tried it yet. You also have KuCoin. Both these exchanges allow you to withdraw up to 2 BTC without having to go through KYC. If you don't mind submitting your documents, Bittrex could be another good option.

For Changelly, I wouldn't recommend using them at all, as there have been multiple scam accusations about them lately. The service might be still used by multiple services and wallet providers but there is definitely some selective-scamming going on.

Is it possible to access the Bitcoin fee calculator (specifically the recommended fees value) through an API? I've tried this URL but that's returning access denied.

Take a look at the reviews here. I've checked a few pages, and apparently, there have been some issues where users haven't received their funds within 24 hours as promised (delays). Based on that, I would suggest using them If you're in a rush or the amount you want to buy is too big.

A better alternative would be to trade with individuals in Localbitcoins, Paxful (might need to go through KYC depending the amount) or the forums, that would give you a much better deal (less fees).

You can check YouTube, there are some reviews. The cards were only being available for Singapore residents and as of last month, they started shipping to the U.S as well.

Its advantage compared to other payment processors is that it's open-source and you can run your own full node and accept payments through it. Meaning, no fees, no KYC needed, no blocked countries, supports SegWit, more privacy and security, supports Tor, LN, etc.
If you're interested in deploying it, read the docs. Using a third-party solution might be the easiest way to go with if you are a newbie, but it comes with some limitations.

- For HotBit, KYC is not required and as for the headquarters, according to their Linkedin page, they're based in China (Shanghai).
- Huobi does have margin trading.
- SouthXchange allow fiat deposits (credit card). I also found this regarding KYC but that's probably only valid for the fiat as they're using a third party service as explained in the first link.

According to the FAQ, the Nano X has 5 times more storage capacity than the Ledger Nano S and the number of apps that can be installed totally depend on the size of these apps.

ان كان هدفك جمع نقاط الجدارة فقط فأنا أنصحك  باتباع طريقة أخرى.. المواضيع التي تقوم بموضعها (وتم حذفها) مهمة نعم  لكن كما ذكر الأخ خالد الترجمة جد سيئة و ان كانت ترجمة الية سوف تأدي الى حظرك. أنصحك بقراءة قوانين المنتدى و المواضيع المثبتة.

- The display for RTL languages such as Persian and Arabic should be improved.
- More payment methods. I can see that even the widely used ones such as Neteller, Perfect Money and Payoneer are not supported.
- Better filters. I find that useful with Gift cards, where you could select which gift card are you interested in selling/buying instead of showing everything that is available.

Apart from that, I think they're doing a good job and we have to compare them with LBC, they do have a better UX/UI, no enforced KYC/AML (I believe), and still support in-person cash trades.

Take a look at Gunbot. It should have what you're looking for and more but I would only recommend buying it If you're familiar with trading. The bot has also a large community so it shouldn't be hard to find settings and strategies online.

To add to the above, I suggest you make a new (standard) Electrum wallet, save your seed and then sweep the funds to it as importing would make your funds unrecoverable (unless you keep a copy of the private keys).