Nagadota
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April 30, 2017, 04:50:37 PM |
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I'm quite sure that you can convert Bitcoin to fiat and not withdraw it. As a merchant, you'd probably want to just convert it to fiat straight away and withdraw it over a while since you know you'll have the same amount of money.
If you can't wait for that, the only thing you could really do is keep the Bitcoin in a Coinbase wallet, then send to other "reputable" exchanges (all exchanges are slightly shady right now, but you could do Bitstamp and Kraken) and withdraw from those as well which would speed up the process a lot as well - don't try deposits to BTC-E or Bitfinex, they're not accepting them right now and might not process withdrawals again for a long time, if ever. Same applies to Chinese exchanges, you picked a bad time for exchanges.
Your other choice is LocalBitcoins which is a peer-to-peer exchange. If you did that you could do a bank transfer in person or take cash, but there's always a slight possibility of you getting scammed and since you don't have any reputation on the site a lot of people won't want to do deals with you even though cash transfers require less trust.
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