I'm in the UK whose banks are particularly Bitcoin unfriendly. I have two main accounts and have used both for localbitcoins buys, sending money to Bitstamp, and buying with a card through Circle. Neither bank have a problem with me.
Most recently Santander debit cards refuse to work with Circle because of an issue with 3D Verified by Visa technology; though I think the wild goose chase was born entirely of their disapproval of Circle. Interestingly, though, it seems like Circle want to abstract themselves from their involvement with Bitcoin as far as possible (such as stating "Enter an email address" in the payee field, and other subtle hints). Maybe this is just regulatory dogma, but nevertheless...
Well here you can have problems with banks, also depends on how much bitcoin you move If you handle amounts up to a bitcoin in a week it depends on who may or may not have problems.
Here you can withdraw money at almost any bank but almost all companies to accept deposits work with the same bank.
I'm talking about the case of Venezuela where it is illegal to have dollars it sounds ridiculous but so is this country.
It is interesting that there hasn't been a major price spike because of Venezuela's monetary policy problems; are there shortcomings with the provision of Bitcoin in Venezuela/lack of trust?
