Yo guys,
Are you aware that there is some banks that accept Bitcoin like Neteller or Skrill? I just discovered it so I was surprised.You can deposit your Bitcoin and use your Bank/Credit card to withdraw.
Now,it doesn't matter if Paypal adopt Bitcoin or not since it's primary competitors have already done so.*
What do you think?
First of all, those aren't banks (neteller and skrill), those are money transfer services.
Second, there are websites where you deposit bitcoin/eth etc. (no need to mention them) and they send you the cash directly to your bank account.
Third, if you wanna make smart posts, try to investigate a bit on google/yahoo etc. before posting
Now here is a list of banks that do accept bitcoin and I don't think it's a secret, you can easily find them by doing a simple google search:
Banks that accept bitcoin (source:
https://www.banks.com/articles/cryptocurrency/banks-that-accept-bitcoin/)
Name Country Note
Fidor Bank Germany Fidor has noted that it will team up with Kraken to operate a fully functioning altcoin bank.
Change Estonia Change, a crowd-funded blockchain project (ICO), is seeking to make banking functions available to
altcoin users. The company is doing this by offering a wallet for the storage of altcoins, providing an
altcoin spending card, and offering a marketplace that will aggregate the best investment and
insurance opportunities and onboarding them on a single platform.
Worldcore Czech Republic Worldcore provides multi-currency accounts that can be accessed via debit and virtual cards. The
leading bank in the Czech Republic, its PayAnyCard can be loaded with altcoins to make digital
currency spending a simple matter.
Bankera United Kingdom The operational arm of SpectroCoin, Bankera seeks to be a fully-functional bank that offers payment
accounts, interbank foreign exchange rates, debit cards, lending—allowing altcoins as collateral—and
payment processing.
USAA United States USAA allows Coinbase users to check their bitcoin balances from their apps and have invested in the
exchange. This marks the first major bank to invest in an exchange.
Goldman Sachs United States Goldman Sachs has announced that it will launch an altcoin trading desk and will offer altcoin products
in 2018.
Toronto-Dominion Bank Canada Despite moves to the contrary from American banks, Canada’s largest banks are supporting altcoin
credit card purchases—as long as the purchase is accepted by Mastercard, Visa, Visa debit, or
Interac. This may change shortly, however.
Royal Bank of Canada Canada See TDB. “We recognize that regulatory, risk and other external environmental factors relating to
cryptocurrency continues to evolve,” RBC spokesman AJ Goodman said to Bloomberg. “As such, we
continue to review our policies to consider how we can best support clients.”’
National Bank of Canada Canada See TDB.
Simple Bank United States Simple Bank collaborates with most bitcoin exchanges and permits direct buy-sell transaction for
bitcoin.