How do you guys withdraw your bitcoins to cash?

[erpbridge]

I prefer localbitcoins than an exchange like coinbase or bitstamp, because they really don't have any fees and their rates are actually at par with the bitcoin price.

If by cash you mean hard cash, they have that option too.

[carlisle1]

I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries.
Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).

How do you guys withdraw your btc?

In our country we have bitcoin ATM but its so far from my home. Thats why I choose to cash out my bitcoin through the apps they called coins.ph there lots of way to cash out using that. I cash out to Bank, for pick up  (remittances branch) or cardlless atm(eGifts).

where did you find that bitcoin atm? I'm just curious since I'm also using coins.ph and I'm cashing out my btc in so many different ways which
the features of this bitcoin exchange with your replied I got curious to find that bitcoin atm hope you can give some info.

[Mhedz]

Here in my country,there's a lot way to withdraw bitcoins to cash such as banks,remittance ,and atm machine..

[geniabelty]

Well here in the philippines we have this app that called coins.ph in which we have a Bitcoin wallet and Peso Wallet. Whenever we are in need of money we could easily transfer our Btc to peso in just a span of secs then coins.ph is affiliated with some banks and businesses in which we can claim.

[qwertyup23]

I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries.
Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).

How do you guys withdraw your btc?

In our country we have bitcoin ATM but its so far from my home. Thats why I choose to cash out my bitcoin through the apps they called coins.ph there lots of way to cash out using that. I cash out to Bank, for pick up  (remittances branch) or cardlless atm(eGifts).

where did you find that bitcoin atm? I'm just curious since I'm also using coins.ph and I'm cashing out my btc in so many different ways which
the features of this bitcoin exchange with your replied I got curious to find that bitcoin atm hope you can give some info.

Same here bro! Fortunately, coins.ph offers a wide range of options for us to withdraw/utilize our bitcoins or to even convert it to fiat. There are options like online bank transfer, cardless ATM, pick-up via stores, and even door-to-door deliveries. It really depends on what wallet the user is using but I really do suggest that they use the wallet that is common in their country to avoid any future problems.

[Vishnu.Reang]

Currently, I am using Localbitcoins to sell my Bitcoins to fiat cash and deposit the cash in my bank account. There are two reasons why I prefer LBC. The first is that the rates in LBC are higher than the rates in international crypto-exchanges. And the second reason is that Bitcoin debit cards are too expensive and their fees is also very high.

[iv4n]

Now its easy, I just sell bitcoin on exchange and send money to my bank account. There are little fees, but nothing compared with bitcoin transaction fees. Two days ago I sent bitcoins from my xapo wallet to exchange and fee was 2.6 mBTC low and slow, other fast was more then 3!!! That is madness! I don't know what is going on, I paid 2 times more for that transaction, then for exchange fee and sending money to my account.
I don't know what should I do, to start more to save and not send bitcoins or to change wallet. I thought situation will be normalized with transaction fees but nkwnits even worst then before.

[White Christmas]

I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries.
Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).

How do you guys withdraw your btc?

As a filipino i withdraw my bitcoin with the help of coins.ph which was my wallet. There I just need to convert my bitcoin into philippine money then I can now withdraw it any bank that is available for that. You can withdraw with the used of atm card and the best thing that i like about it was I can still withdraw it in security bank without using any card or what we called cardless.

[Adbitco]

I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries.
Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).

How do you guys withdraw your btc?

Yes I know it's hard for some of us to convert bitcoins to our local currency and for me too it's not that easy either but I use services of few reputed members here on bitcointalk for exchanging btc to usd sometimes and besides that fortunately I have friends here in my town who are also bitcoin fans and whenever they need bitcoins I sell my btc to them. The latter method is the most trusted, reliable and easiest for me.

[Taki]

To skip fees as much as possible I notified my exchanger's address in the signature campaign. I use YoBit and they allow fee free transaction of QIWI wallet. Next I have to pay just 1,6% to move money on my bank's account and that's it. I really do not loose so much for all this manipulations.

[Heyyyrenz]

Here in our country (Phililippines) we used a 2 in 1 wallet. It has a great features i'm lucky enough that i don't need to do many things in order to withdraw my money. So i'm going to list some of it's features.

• It's 2 in 1 wallet your bitcoin wallet and local online wallet.
• You can convert your bitcoin to local currency.
• You can buy phone load and game load, pay electric bills, pay water bills, electric bills, internet bills and tuition fees.
• You can withdraw to different banks, You can withdraw to remittance.

It's very useful actually it makes people life easier and uncomplicated.

[rockyboy]

I am a Filipino too. Some of the comments are telling that they are using coins.ph, when i am earning too much and need some cash i will try to withdraw thru coins.ph

[fanbeila]

I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries.
Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).

How do you guys withdraw your btc?

Its just simple.You could use localbitcoins.com for that.Its almost available in 249 countries all over the world.So check it.Rates are very good there.You could either get your money by bank transfer or just you could sell your bitcoins manually for cash by selling directly to the person.Both facilities are available there.

[LeGaulois]

I use Kraken most of the time. For my needs they are realiable when it's time to withdraw money to my bank. I got it in 24h at max, sometimes after some hours depending when I request it. I used to have cards but I can't use anymore. Sometimes I use Purse.io when I want to buy something from Amazon for my house

[Tyrantt]

We have out country local exchange that takes about 6% fee and the transaction is almost as instant as soon as they get the transaction and they've also added LTC and ETH. Tho before I've found out about that exchange, I've been selling btc here and used the skrill account for fiat.

[suryati]

Usually after the exchange of altcoin into bitcoin and in my country can exchange bitcoin using local exchanger that can be directly withdrawn to local bank and it is quite easy although still charged some fee but comparable with ease given not until 1 day even 2 hours withdrawal have been processed in to a local bank.

[LordDisick]

I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries.
Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).

How do you guys withdraw your btc?

In the Philippines we have this app called coins where we can easily exchange bitcoins in to our local currency and cash it out through the local banks,pawnshops,cash pick,and door to door delivery. We can also send and receive money through the app which is very convenient for us

[fiserman]

I like to meet up with people from Localbitcoins to do small transactions ($100>).

[wearepoor]

I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries.
Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).

How do you guys withdraw your btc?

You can try Localbitcoins.com; I have also rarely en-cashed bitcoins only for some emergency purpose. At localbitcoins, you can sell your bitcoins and the money could be directly transfer to your personal bank account wherein you can withdraw the same.

[grermezter]

I know that for some of you, you can withdraw it directly to your bank account using wallets like coinbase but this feature is not available for many countries.
Since its not available in my country too I always withdraw my bitcoins from my address to payza then from payza to payoneer (by using exchangers).

How do you guys withdraw your btc?

I have the option of withdrawing to both my bank and what i will call a mobile money wallet which was introduced by most telecommunication companies in my country, where you have the privilege of having money on your mobile phone and use it to pay for goods and services. The banks are not liking it one bit.