If you're asking whether you can deposit into Skrill/Neteller using a credit card that is not from the same country or currency as your account then the answer is yes, it should be possible. Needless to say that just like PayPal, they're very strict, they could ask you to provide personal details at any time If they detect suspicious activities in your account.

Trezor just released a new minor update (1.8.1). You can see the changelog here.

Anyon have an idea where to Tether support after the OMNI transactions parsing fix? (I realize that the device can already store USDT).

Repayment address (not to be changed): 3QCUK1U5ZQuqL8pBLx1LWyqwn9cssyC8Bv

I'm giving loans without the need of providing any collateral. I'm also not expecting any interest in return.

This service is mainly for trusted members, who for example can't get their hands on their bitcoins for a certain period of time and need money urgently.

Terms:

- You must be a Senior member or above and have no negative (red) trust.
- You must be able to provide a signed message from an address you previously posted.
- I reserve the right to deny any request without the need of giving any explanation.
- You can't ask for any loans that have a duration of more than 10 days.
- All loan requests must be posted here, no PMs, please.
- I won't be providing any loans for anything related to: pornography, gambling, alcohol, drugs, usury.

Members who woke up from a long period of inactivity cannot ask for loans regardless of their trust, rank, etc.

Feel free to post anytime even If you see me offline, I'll get notified.

Request format:


Paid loans:

Username: examplens
Amount: 0.02BTC
TXID: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/1cf9eb0f0a1b916995e5722982ab7b649a8d8f069ce7a85dcca98432a791ef8b
Repayment date: 50% on 21st June  - 50% on 28th June

Username: eaLiTy
Amount: 0.0049BTC
TXID: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/007e3ba4bb34c9ccf5bbb8a99633df7e717884092a0ee84aa6fca3300f9d0c6b
Repayment date: 31st August

Is there some kind of KYC verification and dispute system implemented? Whenever there are gift cards involved, you should expect to see some carding activities as well.

Accounts and documents can be bought and also fake. Unless you have a collateral that can easily be sold and worth at least 5 BTC, no one is going to lend you anything.

The reason why we're not pushing services is that people seem to be more focused on hodling to get rich and not using bitcoin.

I honestly don't think that the reason service doesn't accept it is because of volatility, especially lately, it's so stable.

If done, it has to be organized and unless this is started by someone famous within the community, it won't work because most of the people won't take it seriously.

It should be possible as there are exchanges based there and I checked the list of full nodes and there are three in UAE.

I signed a message using my SegWit address (using the Trezor web interface). I tried multiple online services, and even Electrum for verifying the message, that didn't work. I was only able to verify it using Trezor for now. If someone is aware of a service where I could do that, please share it.

If you want to use their cards, check this thread, there are some reviews and discussion about it: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2907593.0

If your goal is to exchange your Neteller/Skrill funds to Bitcoin whoever, then, there is no need to go through them as you can either use BitPanda or CoinCorner for that purpose.

Edge just like most of the multicurrency wallets are very basic and don't have so many features. If your goal is to simply send and receive then sure, you can go with it.

Even though you're a newbie and you may not be interested in other features like adjustable fees, showing address path, signing messages, etc. I would still suggest looking at Mycelium.

I was thinking about starting a YouTube channel regarding Bitcoin/crypto. I was thinking I was focusing on tutorials about the wallets, recovery, services, etc. (It won't be anything related to price analysis).

What are your thoughts and what do you think are some themes that you think should be covered?

Luno requires verification unless you're only planning to send and receive bitcoins in the wallet. You can stick to basic info but it there will be limits for both deposits and withdrawals.

Bithumb also has KYC/AML implemented since May 2018. (I believe enforced for everyone).

Huobi asks for basic info (first name, last name, phone number, address, etc.) just like Luno and ask you to send other info such as Selfie, ID, etc. when you want to increase your limits.

I had a similar issue, mine was solved by updating Windows 10. Try to update your OS and to install/update PyQT5 and Python3 again.

It wasn't about buying a product but mostly about loading times of the page where sometimes it's stuck. I didn't try the given suggestions before posting the thread (restarting the router, using VPN, etc.) but that didn't do much. It got solved on its own though.

I asked a similar question a few weeks back: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5110311.0;topicseen

Another service I found by searching is smsprivacy.org but I have never tried it.

Shift card from Coinbase is no longer working, so that leaves you with Paycent.com as the only option.

I would still suggest using exchanges (P2P with individuals or services) for cashing out your bitcoins though as these credit card providers tend to have their ups and downs when it comes to crypto so you shouldn't rely on them on the long run.


He is looking for an alternative for BitPay's debit card and not the payment processor itself.

If the problem is about making the payment, try to use a decoder and copy/paste the address and amount manually instead: https://decoder.bip70.org/