Best way to pay newbie with bitcoin?

[Nadziratel]

Hey guys. Was looking for a convienent way to pay someone I owe money in bitcoin who has no technical or familiarity with crypto. Someone who is new and not 100% confident who needs a way to sell it into fiat at any time. My first thought was coinbase, as they can deposit into bank accounts directly. Then I thought the Cash app would be easier. But both have id verification and all this paperwork to go through. Is there anything supwr simple? Like maybe a wallet integrated into paypal or venmo? Any advice appreciated.

I think you should pay to him FIAT. You may sell your coins and then send him a FIAT money. People who doesn't know what Bitcoin is, don't trust cryptocurrencies easily. And he will always be doubtfull about this payment if you will pay him a cryptocurrencies.

And he may doesn't want to payment with BTC. It is normal. Because still Bitcoin can't spread all over the world. Goverments has to regulate about cryptocurrencies.

[kryptqnick]

Hey guys. Was looking for a convienent way to pay someone I owe money in bitcoin who has no technical or familiarity with crypto. Someone who is new and not 100% confident who needs a way to sell it into fiat at any time. My first thought was coinbase, as they can deposit into bank accounts directly. Then I thought the Cash app would be easier. But both have id verification and all this paperwork to go through. Is there anything supwr simple? Like maybe a wallet integrated into paypal or venmo? Any advice appreciated.

Here's a website I use when I want to sell crypto for fiat: https://www.bestchange.com/bitcoin-to-paypal-usd.html. If that person feels more convenient with fiat, why won't you sell your Bitcoin and get the money transferred straight to his/her Paypal account? Note: I usually use this website to find suitable exchanges to sell Bitcoin for my country's local currency. I've never been scammed here, so I trust the source, but I cannot guarantee it's 100% legit. Moreover, sometimes the website it lists can require a lot of personal info (that's the case with Cyberbtc). In case you are Russian or Ukrainian, there are many online local exchanges that transfer money straight to bank accounts with you providing only email and sometimes phone and name.

[xWolfx]

I think you should pay to him FIAT. You may sell your coins and then send him a FIAT money. People who doesn't know what Bitcoin is, don't trust cryptocurrencies easily. And he will always be doubtfull about this payment if you will pay him a cryptocurrencies.

And he may doesn't want to payment with BTC. It is normal. Because still Bitcoin can't spread all over the world. Goverments has to regulate about cryptocurrencies.

I agree with you. Bringing more people towards Bitcoin is nice but the idea is that they win out of it too so they stay.

Trading to fiat can be pretty annoying to learn and doing it to someone you actually know makes it even worse for both of you. You should definitely sell it for him and pay him.

The only possibility here is that he wants to hold, which is completely different but he better be sure that he won't panic sell.

[sheenshane]

This is very simple just google it and find which crypto wallet in your local country that supported Bitcoin and you may convert to fiat.
However, it is impossible now to bypass KYC, most likely local exchanger wallet has a KYC verification.

Mate, you can find it on google for the best answer for you.

[seoincorporation]

Hey guys. Was looking for a convienent way to pay someone I owe money in bitcoin who has no technical or familiarity with crypto. Someone who is new and not 100% confident who needs a way to sell it into fiat at any time. My first thought was coinbase, as they can deposit into bank accounts directly. Then I thought the Cash app would be easier. But both have id verification and all this paperwork to go through. Is there anything supwr simple? Like maybe a wallet integrated into paypal or venmo? Any advice appreciated.

You should use Localbitcoins all the way, they don't ask for users ID, only some sellers ask for it but you can make the transaction without that verification. I haven't sold for paypal in the past but i know localbitcoins makes it possible.

[LeGaulois]

Guys, you missed something. It's not @OP who is looking to sell BTC to Paypal. It's someone he knows and owes some money.
He wants to pay back the money in BTC so he asked for an easy way for a newbie to receive and sell BTC to fiat.

@OP
As soon he will sell and transfer fiat to his account the KYC verification will be needed. If it's isn't a problem for the person then he could basically use any exchange. He may use Bitstamp, Kraken.

[trashman43]

Hey guys. Was looking for a convienent way to pay someone I owe money in bitcoin who has no technical or familiarity with crypto. Someone who is new and not 100% confident who needs a way to sell it into fiat at any time. My first thought was coinbase, as they can deposit into bank accounts directly. Then I thought the Cash app would be easier. But both have id verification and all this paperwork to go through. Is there anything supwr simple? Like maybe a wallet integrated into paypal or venmo? Any advice appreciated.

People who normally have 0% knowledge about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general are mostly skeptical on how safe and secure their money is. It will be best to make the transaction directly with physical fiat because he will just worry you on how to trade it back for fiat. Secondly, has it stands now, there is no app or exchange platform that provide the kind of service you are looking for.....

[eann014]

Hey guys. Was looking for a convienent way to pay someone I owe money in bitcoin who has no technical or familiarity with crypto. Someone who is new and not 100% confident who needs a way to sell it into fiat at any time. My first thought was coinbase, as they can deposit into bank accounts directly. Then I thought the Cash app would be easier. But both have id verification and all this paperwork to go through. Is there anything supwr simple? Like maybe a wallet integrated into paypal or venmo? Any advice appreciated.

If they have a bank account then its fine to transfer money from their bank account. It is also easy to make a verification on a cash app, that is only a legit Identification card that you have. I think there is nothing hard way from that instruction.

[kelz1]

If they don't take kyc then they cannot be trusted. You can convert it to ethereum instead and use myetherwallet to convert to fiat without kyc, but bitcoin will probably be preferred over eth

[Albamin90]

This is an interesting question because I have also had problems in my company with users who wanted to make me a payment in cryptos, now these looking at whether to collect with any currency or better I stay as I was ...

[kucritt]

if there are newbie that just join in bitcoin, my advice is reading, because many read about all news that related with bitcoin will improve your knowledge about bitcoin, and i think it will be good when you want to try anything else on bitcoin

[jseverson]

If they don't take kyc then they cannot be trusted. You can convert it to ethereum instead and use myetherwallet to convert to fiat without kyc, but bitcoin will probably be preferred over eth

Wait what? I don't think requiring (or not) of KYC is a good benchmark for trustworthiness. Custodial services typically require this, while standalone software wallets don't. That being said, everyone must be wary about sharing their personal data.

[tetyulfania]

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[Daniel91]

Hey guys. Was looking for a convienent way to pay someone I owe money in bitcoin who has no technical or familiarity with crypto. Someone who is new and not 100% confident who needs a way to sell it into fiat at any time. My first thought was coinbase, as they can deposit into bank accounts directly. Then I thought the Cash app would be easier. But both have id verification and all this paperwork to go through. Is there anything supwr simple? Like maybe a wallet integrated into paypal or venmo? Any advice appreciated.

I had similar situation, trying to send money to someone in Africa, without Internet, and no Paypal account.
I asked him if he have some good friend, he personally trust, and who use Bitcoin.
He was able to find someone, so I send btc funds to his friend, he exchanged btc to fiat and gave money to him personally.