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https://changelly.com/terms-of-use
Terms of Service and Use are not just pages you are suppose to skip over. Especially when dealing with money.
There is a clear list of regionally locked areas.
FAQ @ Changelly
> We don’t fix currency rates because of the volatile nature of cryptocurrency: the rate of any currency can fluctuate by the minute. This is why the final rate may be slightly higher or lower than expected at the end of a transaction.
> Keeping the rates fixed would require us to cover market risks and currency volatility, which as a result would make our commission fee much higher. Instead, Changelly charges quite a low commission fee (0.5%) for crypto-to-crypto swaps and offers the best available rate at the moment of transaction.
> To learn more about cryptocurrency exchange rates, how do they form and differ, and to find out which Changelly partners use the fixed-rate mechanism, please read the article: cryptocurrency exchange rate
It's possible, but not at all profitable.
Those cpus and GPUs are hamstringed to keep heat low and power manageable.
https://changelly.com/blog/how-to-mine-crypto-on-laptop/
>For example, a laptop has the following characteristics:
>Video card GeForce GTX 1660 Ti.
>Intel CPU i7-9700.
>The cost is $1200.
>Power and hash of the Intel CPU i7-9700 for different algorithms:
>on the CryptoNightR algorithm: hashrate of 0.35 kH/s, power 65W,
>on the RandomXmonero algorithm: hashrate of 4.08 kH/s, power 65W.
>The relative profitability is $0.24/day, the profit at the cost of electricity of $0.1 will be $0.08. ROI: 15,000 days or 41 years. If you simultaneously use a processor and a video card for mining on a laptop, the profit will be $0.42, and the payback period is 2857 days or about eight years.
You can transfer from Coinbase to Quadriga while waiting for verification. You just can't fund/withdraw fyi.
If you're still looking for a quick way to buy, you can max out coinbase, Coinsquare and Changelly with small amounts.
I would suggest either keeping the majority of your coin on a hardware wallet like a Trezor or if it is under $50k Quad is a pretty safe place.
Folks have been having success getting verified in under an hour on Coinsquare make sure you read the faq after signing up to use the exchange properly.
You can also get $200 (I think!) on changelly soon after sign up
Hey! We've blacklisted those coinmixed addresses, but funds has been already exchanged and gone from Changelly. Unfotunatly no one has protected from the coinmixing. We are anonymous instant exchange. IP addresses are related to TOR, so most probably it's the dead end. We are investiagting the issue in cooperation with MyEtherWallet, Parity, Etherscan, funds owners and other services. Kindly check our blog for the official statement https://changelly.com/blog/ethereum-parity-exploit/
http://Changelly.com
Hey! It doesn't mean you can't purchase crypto at all, luckily. It just means those states don't allow you to use Binance to purchase crypto. They generally do allow you to use other crypto exchanges, like Coinbase and Gemini, because they have special permits or something of the sort.
To buy Nano in those states, the easiest way tends to be to have a Coinbase account, buy XLM (Stellar) on there, and then use a swap service like Changelly to swap it into Nano. It sounds more complicated than it is, but if you need help I'll help walk you through it.
Also paging /u/qwahzi as our Texan resident to check whether he knows an easier way nowadays.
Next month, approximately 13ish days. https://www.bitcoinblockhalf.com/
Price will reach ATH about a year after that date. https://changelly.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/bitcoin-halving-chart.png
>LISTING UPDATES: $VET, the token of @vechainofficial - the #blockchain project solving real-world economic problems, is now available for skyrocketing swaps at Changelly💪Give a shot➡️
>https://changelly.com/exchange/btc/vet and tell us in comments about your experience! #vet #cryptocurrency
https://twitter.com/Changelly_team/status/1151171864154320902
This is all speculation, so please keep that in mind.
I am of the opinion that we will see the following exchanges:
1.) Kucoin
2, 3, 4.) Changelly.com/HitBTC/Bitcoin.com.
Again, that's all speculation but it would match up with what I've seen/read/feel. Personally, I would be stoked to get Changelly as it's the easiest swap exchanges ever and it's how I personally got started in altcoins so I think it would make acquiring ERGS so much easier for people. No account even needed.
There is no Kin fee for swap, make sure you follow directions.
https://changelly.com/blog/kin-token-swap-tutorial-changelly/
Did you have your Kin on an exchange? Might have been a withdrawal fee from them
Perfect explanation! Here is Changelly guide on how to convert old KIN - https://changelly.com/blog/kin-token-swap-tutorial-changelly/. Please kindly check:)
Buy BTC/LTC/ETH on coinbase. Use a site like shapeshift.io, changelly.com, etc., to convert whatever you bought to XMR and have the XMR deposited into your MyMonero wallet. Next, use a different exchange site to exchange the XMR back to BTC . (For example, if you used shapeshift for the first txn, use changelly for the second. This makes your activity harder to trace. Lets say you use changelly for both txn's, they can see that you switched BTC into XMR than immediately switched XMR back into BTC which is suspect as fuck. Using 2 different sites completely removes this OPSEC flaw) Now that you have clean BTC, you can transfer that to your wallet on TAILS. Congratulations, you now have BTC that can't be traced back to you... Unless XMR has an unknown backdoor/vulnerability, in which case, no-one is safe and everyone should burn their house down and move to Belize.
No word yet. If you have twitter, tweet Changelly and ask when they are going to add NAV back for exchange. At the moment, there are lots of new investors that want to purchase Nav directly with credit card, but Changelly hasn’t put Nav back on for purchase. The ball is in their court! They also have a support section if you scroll to the bottom of the website: https://changelly.com/about
- Download the wallet - https://rippex.net/carteira-ripple.php
- Own either BTC/LTC on Coinbase/Platform
- Visit https://changelly.com/ to transfer the BTC/LTC to the wallet
let me know if you have any other questions
My strategy is read everything about a coin before investing, read up on it's aims and objectives, it's dev team, how much of the ICO cash is being spent on development (more is better) and what their github looks like.
I'm also joining all the discord, telegram and slack groups and watching what the whales do.
The reat is being buried in charts.
Then, before I make trades, I get a second opinion; either from one of the groups, the wife, or both.
I'm also making a couple of quid helping people out (advice (not financial advice though), recovering old wallets and random affiliate programs such as https://changelly.com?ref_id=e9b55a4fbdb9
My portfolio is 10x larger than june, but it's still a small amount of money :p
changelly
https://changelly.com?ref_id=e9b55a4fbdb9
By using that link, you help me out, but it costs nothing extra to you. You are free to just type changelly.com in the browser.
My advice to you is to get out of Tether asap!!!
The fiat purchase option is likely to be offered with the help of 3rd party fiat-to-crypto service providers (e.g. for purchasing ETH with credit card).
The KYC is the service provider responsibility, and there could be different service provders available based on location and payment method.
In fact you can buy BNT using a credit card right now on Changelly (I just tested it and it works! Minimum is $30)
Our plan is to integrate such services into a seamless user experience at Bancor.network, providing as many options as possible for converting fiat to BNT and other smart tokens in the network.
The rule is you first separate out your Bitcoin into a new wallet unless its a very small amount . Than import the seed into a wallet like https://www.coinomi.com/en/ to recover the bcash , than send the bch to an exchange to sell for fiat or btc . You can use swap exchanges like https://changelly.com/ if you don't have an account with an exchange right now to swap for free btc
Changelly, as far as I know, isn't a scam, I've used it to get some coins before, but only once or twice. What is highly concerning, is the use of your email. I would change you email password immediately, to something difficult and also start using 2FA, especially with an app and not SMS, immediately.
Now, the question is, if it is a REAL e-mail from changelly.com and not a phishing attempt. The official email is [email protected] (at least for sign-up emails). If it is anything else, it's most likely a phishing email, and you can probably ignore it.
Hi there! Please check our website kin.changelly.com and the ultimate guide on how to swap your tokens without a hitch: https://changelly.com/blog/kin-token-swap-tutorial-changelly/. Should you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us!
P.S. The token swap will be available till 06/15/19.
It is still around, as you can see on these price charts. My recommended course of action would be to use Changelly.com to convert them to BCH.
If you have twitter, tweet Changelly and ask when they are going to add NAV back for exchange. At the moment, there are lots of new investors that want to purchase Nav directly with credit card, but Changelly hasn’t put Nav back on for purchase. The ball is in their court! They also have a support section if you scroll to the bottom of the website: https://changelly.com/about
The reason it is so difficult is because of credit card fraud.
Buy BTC with stolen CC, buy Monero with that BTC, send to your own wallet. You get money for nothing.
I have had success with Quadriga's online debit payments. I have also done electronic funds transfer.
The Coinbase limit should change to about $1000 within 1-2 weeks. It definitely isn't the only option. You can try Coinsquare or something like Changelly as they accept credit cards as well.
Just try to remember the opportunities that were there yesterday will be there in 2 weeks. Crypto is quick, stocks are slow. You wouldn't think that trying to buy btc though :D
kraken gdax and others will still require ID to be verified and with the surge you are going to have some down time. If you are USA based really your only options are Coinbase or Locabitcoins... Coinbase is good when there not big dips or climbs in the prices... other wise they just dont perform well. localbitcoins only really deals with bitcoin but once you have that you can still just send it to a site like changelly and converit it to what ever you want litecoin or any other crypto out there...
Links: https://changelly.com
https://localbitcoins.com/?ch=kgbb
Please if you are planning on sticking with this crypto bit do get yourself a wallet to store your coins in. Do not keep them in an exchange... no matter what exchange it is. I provided a link to exodus.io up in the link section. I use it for my alt coins.
It is nice to see the price bouncing around $2 US for the coin after having it wallow under a quarter for way too long. But yes, it is frustrating that there is no easy way to buy or sell in the US. Although I have never completed a trade, it appears that changelly.com can convert between ark and btc, so maybe there is a way for US investors to buy and sell indirectly? I also was trying to find a way to communicate with my delegate and could not figure it out. So I voted for a new delegate who shared a discord handle and my previous delegate fell off the top 51 - oops. I have always thought that Ark is an amazing way to do things and still believe that it has a future. Hopefully interest will continue to blossom over the coming months and years as more people get involved with crypto.
If you want a quick solution, you can convert the btc or eth into bnb using changelly They take a % of course but it'll get you BNB fast.
There's a few swap services that will let you transfer into algo. I use changelly, but there's also Simpleswap, Changenow, and a number of others.
Basically you quote a transfer amount send them one type of crypto and they send you back another type to the wallet of your choosing. It's pretty simple, but like all services they will take a cut and price the bid/ask a bit wide.
Hitbtc uses the same trading engine and is very closely partnered with three 3 exchanges.
I believe Hitbtc is also a prime broker on tradingview.
I am hoping they all share the same APIs, and you get your wish.
Let's see.
Hi! You might be looking at changelly.com and the corresponding app. For now VTC is listed only on https://pro.changelly.com/ , but we are working on implementing it further
It won't be Binance. It may be Changelly.com which should be easy enough for anyone to understand. You don't even need an account. You just select one crypto to send, and one to receive. Send the one, receive the other.
But, what about the current process do you find confusing? Maybe I can help. The easiest way to buy Erg currently is through Coinex. Since you're an ADA fan, this will be easy for you.
1.) Create a Coinex account.
2.) Deposit ADA to Coinex.
3.) Sell ADA for USDT.
4.) Buy ERG with USDT.
5.) Withdrawal ERG to Yoroi.
Please let me know if you need any help with the steps. I'm happy to help walk you through it. In general, it may help you increase your overall crypto knowledge which is always a good thing.
Changelly.com and / or TradeOgre.com . Don't hold your ARRRs in exchanges though. Install wallet on your computer and after you purchase them, transfer to your wallet.
for everyone that wants to know how to buy dogecoin here is a simple process.
go to https://changelly.com/, you can't buy dogecoin directly there but you can exchange bitcoin to dogecoin. so I bought $100 worth of bitcoin via their website and exchanged that for dogecoin. now I have 4300 dogecoins.
its a simple process and worth it for those who aren't aware of what to do yet.
I would suggest looking into some of the privacy coins out there, like Grin, ZCash, Dash, or Monero. Here’s a list of 2020’s most profitable coins to mine
Maybe they just ran out. Sometimes Dash isn't offered on Shapeshift when I go to swap another coin for Dash in my Coinomi wallet. Dash is listed as a "supported currency" here https://changelly.com/supported-currencies.
I’m not aware of a way to buy lisk direct with fiat currency. If you have other cryptocurrencies you can convert them to lisk using services like https://shapeshift.io/ or https://changelly.com
I have not used shapeshift or changelly, so use at your own risk.
Yeah try to get that GDAX account so you can buy/sell with 0 fees. You could also look into other ways to buy on Coinbase.
If I buy with a credit/debit card, I get my coins instantly at a 7% fee or whatever it is. If I buy with my bank account, it takes ~5 business days to get my coins, but it is only a 1.5% fee.
Another option: check out Changelly. It's a 3rd party service. You'll get your coins in 5-30min and there's a 0.5% fee. You will need an Ethereum address to receive the coins (your Coinbase one, MyEtherWallet, etc)
Also, it depends where you are. If you are in the Willamette Valley (Portland, Oregon thru Eugene, Oregon), you can go to a mall and buy (or sell) it with cash directly. See http://www.bitcoinnw.com/
But, most people will do coinbase as the first step. Next step, could be to use https://changelly.com/
Yes, but not worth it to anymore, as Dogecoin is joined to Litecoin now for mining. You should mine another coin and trade for Dogecoin with exchange sites like https://changelly.com or https://www.shapeshift.io/
You would take forever to get 1 Dogecoin now from mining it if you don't have a building full of Scrypt ASIC miner and are just using your video card/CPU/Phone.
Start a help ticket with Changelly. Include transaction ID and refund address. It may take awhile, but at least you're in the line. https://changelly.com scroll down, click support portal: https://changelly.freshdesk.com/support/login
Quadriga has to manually process each e-transfer, I can understand why they've raised the limits.
I would try using a combination of Coinbase (high fees but use that referal link and it waives the first fee basically), Changelly and Coinsquare. Yes the fees are going to be high, but if this is the route you want to go down I wouldn't find them unacceptable. There is still money to be made :)
Hey, i recommend 3 following methods for buying ripple or other cryptos. None of them require any kind of verifications and you are able to buy almost instantly!
Using btc or other cryptocurrency
Use Binance if you have cryptocurrency that you want to swap into ripple or other cryptos , fast process and very low fees!
Using USD/EURO
Use Litebit if you have euros or usd that you want to swap into ripple or other cryptos, effortless and fast service.
Use Changelly as 2nd option for buying cryptocurrency like ripple with money. Very good rates and fast process also.
The websites dont need any kind of verification's to use!
Coinomi wallet supports BTG, that is were I imported my privatekey (But I send BTC somewhere else first, than send BCH that also was still on the same address somewhere else...). Trezor and Ledger support will also arrive shortly, they seem to work on it.
Can be deposited on hitbtc.com, bitfinex still has no deposit/withdrawal activated. Or can be converted on https://changelly.com/ (seems a service like shapeshift).
You could use ShapeShift or Changelly.
I recently added ShapeShift integration into Bitcoin.Tax to allow payment by BCH and other coins. It means it can take a number of coins and have them converted to LTC or ETH before being put into the Coinbase account and converting to USD.
yup. bts is not only past visa scale in speed, can do tokens/ico's, been tested since 2014, stable currencies, it's own decentralized exchange faster than poloniex, ramp on gateways for 8 different fiats, ocash universal card coming too for its assets, lots of wins.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1949828.0
steem and bts have been #1 and #2 blockchains for months in actual use https://twitter.com/theapptrade/status/867097673521922049 although I don't think steem has easy ramp for fiat.
I've heard nice things about https://changelly.com/ for visa to altcoin ramps.
Well there are only two options.
- Changelly with some hefty fee's if I remember correctly.
- You ask somebody from the NEM Foundation (a legal entity) if they are willing to be the escrow.
Members of the NEM Foundation can be found on Telegram. Auto Invite Links
I've started using Changelly when ShapeShift went down for a while, and I've never have a problem. They have good service. The only inconvenience is they ask for an email address.
You only need to put your deposit address and then send the funds you wanna exchange. If you're exchanging XMR to any other crypto, you send your XMR to the provided Monero address. It can be confusing because they only give you an address to deposit. They don't use payment IDs, so you only send XMR to the provided address and you'll be fine.
I've been reading that some people dislike Changelly, but never seen a reason. Could someone elaborate?
Hello,
My transaction has been on hold for three days now and I have not had a response to my emails. I also can't find the live chat feature on the website.
Transaction ID: https://changelly.com/transaction/lxfab4in80u0zu5y
Please help. Thanks in advance.
You can use Bitcoin machines to buy and sell bitcoins. It's not that hard. You can find information on how to use bitcoin atm machine with cash in the blog at changelly.com
It is one of the fastest ways to buy or sell bitcoin using cash money.
That's a tough one with all the stupid regulations over there. If you have a source for buying Bitcoin wait for Changelly to integrate Vertcoin into their accountless swapping service which is supposedly going to happen sometime this month. Then you can simply swap BTC for VTC.
If you have Coinbase, easiest way is to buy XLM, then use a swap service like Changelly.
And obviously to contact them to please add Nano, haha. That'd make all our lives a lot easier :)
Also: welcome! Awesome to hear that post brought you here.
Without making account it'll be difficult. There are changing services like changelly (https://changelly.com/), but then you'd need to own other crypto.
If you're okay making an account, I've found Bitvavo to be really easy.
https://Binance.com/ if I care about the exchange rate and being efficient.
https://changelly.com/ if I am being lazy and just want to quickly go from one to the other and don't care about the exchange rate / fee sucked out of it.
Edit: Personal note anything outside of BTC and ETH is basically pure gambling and even BTC and ETH are not all that stable price wise but unlike nearly all alt coins have a low risk of going to zero.
Hello, dear user!
We would like to remind you that while proceeding with transaction using our services you are agreeing to our Terms of Use (https://changelly.com/terms-of-use). According to the 3.1 of our ToU we have a right to apply the AML/KYC procedure to particular users, addresses and particular transactions of crypto assets. And according to 2.5.4 of Changelly ToU you are agreeing to pass through this procedure.
You've already agreed to our ToU and can't revoke such agreement post factum. We urge you to upload all the documents we requested since you have already agreed to do so.
AML\KYC procedure is an important part of our company policy, and it is not going anywhere.
Thank you
I didn't realize that different states were restricted from Binance. US.
I suggest using changelly to change one coin to the other. The fees are very reasonable. Use my link https://changelly.com?from=btc&to=eth&amount=0.1&ref_id=qot9akgw2xuedhia
While Exodus cannot connect with the usual defi apps, it works fine with changelly.com. There you manually enter the receive address of the crypto you are receiving in the exchange. Then you are promoted to send the crypto you are exchanging to a send address., which is easily done in Exodus. The nice things is, these exchanges do not need to be on the same blockchain. I've used Changelly.com quite a bit this year, and they always seem to reliable and timely. Though... The exchange rate is always on the high side. Note: you'll get the best rate when the crypto you're buying into is going down.
If you want to make it easy to sell and have coinbase already you can use https://changelly.com to transfer it to any crypto like LTC. It’s fees are super minimal to change from coin to coin but coinbase does charge a bit to sell but if you have another exchange that charges less that’s good. If you want it the easy way it doesn’t cost like anything to transfer it to a different crypto if your exchange doesn’t have RVN.
If we really pay them to list Vertcoin, we should demand 3 things:
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- They should publish a top quality blog post about Vertcoin and VTCs latest development (Verthash & submaring swaps) at their blog (https://changelly.com/blog/)
(An article like that costs around $150)
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- They should announce the listing of VTC at all of their social media channels.
(This wouldn't cost them anything as they would use their own SM team)
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- They should release an official press release about the VTC being their latest addition. Press release should be released using one of the PR services that has a worldwide reach.
(This costs around $300)
I used changelly.com/buy to buy my doge and it didn't take me more than 10 mins to get my dogecoin in my wallet.
No verification needed. Only my doge id needed without any password or signing up issues.
>1) would CoinBase Pro not be a viable option in terms of exchanging coins, or are the fees there also expensive?
Sorry, I can't speak to them at all - I've never used them. (honestly I've been hearing they've been down a lot today, so... not too encouraging.)
2 - Changelly is definitely still significantly cheaper even after doing that. https://changelly.com/processing - you can compare the rates in real time between the two.
For storage I use a trezor wallet. For exchanging doge I use https://changelly.com/. Always super quick, never had an issue and Ive moved a few thousand through them. I just buy btc with usd through coinbase, then exchange through changelly into my trezor wallet. Opposite direction to pull cash out
This is what I do (I used to exchange on Binance before they stopped allowing US customers) -
- Download the Daedalus wallet and set it up. https://daedaluswallet.io/
- Buy crypto on coinbase.
- Go to a converter such as changelly.com and convert to using that tool.
- Have the converter send the ADA to your Daedalus wallet.
After you're done, stake your ADA so you can earn more rewards while holding your ADA in your wallet.
Word to the wise. They do have KYC when their provider flags it. You got lucky, that's all.
https://old.reddit.com/r/TREZOR/comments/e9tmhk/changellycom_selective_scamming/
> Changelly has recently changed its policy and unfortunately, due to legal reasons (sic), they have to request KYC even for users that no longer want to continue their with the exchange after they land in KYC. This is kind of difficult for our users, as one can never be sure if they will have to do KYC before a trade, and if they do, they have no way of backing out.
I went to changelly.com. I tried setting up my account on kraken but its still verifying my documents, so since I already had an account at changelly I figured they would let me exchange btc for xmr no problem. Looks like they will let me straight up buy xmr with my debit card as well.
It might be different for me because I have made a few transactions on there, so a new account might need to be verified before purchasing with fiat, but I would expect if you exchange btc for xmr then the requirements might be more relaxed.
Hi there! We'd be happy to collaborate! ETN team are welcome to fill in the following form: https://changelly.com/for-tokens for listing. Our team will familiarize with the project and contact ETN representatives shortly. Thanks!
Hello! Do you have the hash of your transaction so we could investigate the matter? There must be no commission charged by Changelly for the token swap as it's not an exchange process. You are welcome to check our guide - > https://changelly.com/blog/kin-token-swap-tutorial-changelly/
You only need to perform KYC for transactions regarded as "irregular" or "risky". If you refuse to KYC, your funds will be returned.
> In case the User refuses to undergo the AML/KYC procedure, the transaction will be rejected and the crypto assets will be returned to where it originated from less any applicable fees. Thereafter, Changelly service will freeze the User account and blacklist the wallet address (exceptions may apply to an address of a trusted service). This User account will no longer be eligible to use Changelly service. > > https://changelly.com/aml-kyc
Just exchange the coins BTC > XMR > BTC
DO NOT use mixers and tumblers - 99% of them are scams; the 1% have shuttered.
Been using changelly.com
A little costly but its got a credible community of users. Feel free to look up its social media presence on Twitter and the likes.
Just convert BTC to XMR and then to BTC again before using it. No need for tumblers anymore, many tumblers and mixers have either shuttered or are scams.
I've been using changelly.comto good effect.
Try signing up at Gatehub https://www.gatehub.net/ and ensure to connect to the 5th gateway whcih support eth and xrp
then use changelly https://changelly.com/to convert eth into your gatehub wallet
but first in gatehub make sure to activate the eth wallet as once connected its not authed by default
Ive done this today and gatehub game me a free 20 XRP as soon as the eth hit :)
Actually - i was wrong. It looks like you can buy Doge directly from Changelly: https://changelly.com/
You can use either USD or EUR - however, the exchange rate is terrible, so I wouldn't suggest it.
lol, I'm just about to hit the minimum amount for the minergate's monero to go from unconfirmed to confirmed. Whether or not that means I can get that into a wallet probably is another story. And whether or not that tiny amount is even enough to cover any transaction fee to go from the monero to bitcoin is also another story. Here's something I found that might be of interest to you if you're remotely thinking about turning whatever you're mining into another currency: https://changelly.com/blog/network-fees-suggested-minimum-amounts/
Later today I should have enough to see whether or not I can get whatever I mined into a wallet of the thing I mined. But at this point, I don't see any feasible way to get those pennies turned into another currency.
I was watching some youtube videos talking about some sites that lets you do mundane activities to "earn" bitcoins, and others that lets you mine (off the browser) for monero, but at the end pays out in bitcoin. If this minergate doesn't work out, I'll go seek out whether there's a pool that'll do that instead.
Wait a minute and reload, it should work. That happens to me on the 4^th page reload. Apparently you're moving around the websites too fast.
And use LTC BTW, https://changelly.com/ says ETH is overloaded and delayed.
Bitpanda has a very straight forward method of verfication. If you use bitpanda i would love it if you use my ref link: https://www.bitpanda.com/?ref=7664654380885849516
You install an app and get a video call in it. Then they verify you. Have your documents ready. Took me 10 - 15 minutes. After that you can buy Litecoin (i know, just read). Use a credit card if you in a hurry. Takes seconds. Then use "https://shapeshift.io/#/coins" or "https://changelly.com" to change you LTC to Bitcoin Cash and send them to your wallet.
And why Litecoin? You seem to be in a hurry and LTC should be the fastest and cheapest method. Don't spend more than you can afford to lose.
If you want a really quick conversion try Changelly or Shapshift.
It's pretty simple:
1- Go to Changelly or Shapeshift 2- Select the currencies you will echange (i.e. BTC for XEM) 3-Input the amount to exchange 4-Input the address on which you will receive your XEM 6- Send your BTC to the BTC address Changelly / Shapeshift will give you 7- Wait for it to be processed and the funds to appear in your XEM wallet
IMPORTANT NOTE 1: Keep your transaction ID, in that way you can contact support if anything goes wrong IMPORTANT NOTE 2: Send 2 transactions, one with a very small amount to test, then with the complete amount
If you are willing to help you can use my referral link for changelly
Just use an instant exchange. That's what I do.. so send waves straight to instant exchange and then get btc in return.
https://changelly.com/?ref_id=2521a6871ac9
That site usually has best rates.
Depending on the fees, I plan on using credit card to XRP via Bitstamp once my account gets approved/verified. That seems it would be the cheapest and easiest, although I don't know yet.
As for today, I purchased LTC via Coinbase instantly with debit. I then setup a XRP wallet through Toast Wallet (search your app store). Then using https://changelly.com, I sent the LTC directly from Coinbase to Changelly.
Changelly has accepted my LTC transaction but is still in the "Exchanging" phase. https://i.imgur.com/HHFrT77.png I should see it in my wallet on my phone shortly. I'll update when it comes through.
Which part is hard? a) downloading a Dash wallet (iOS, Android, windows, mac, linux), or b) going to https://changelly.com/ (or shapeshift.io) and entering how much you want to transfer from either LTC, Bitcoin, or Ethereum. (if you pick LTC or ETH, either transaction will take less than 30 minutes of your time)
If you PM me with your Dash receiving address, I'll send you a token amount of Dash.
Than you have to wait till january 2018 when coinbase will allow you to withdraw(not trade) your bcash they split for you .
After you do this using a service like https://changelly.com/ makes dumping bcash for real bitcoins easy.
try buying bitcoins locally and then convert them to Doge for example via changelly
Please contact their support to help with your issue.
Click on "Support" on the footer of their website: https://changelly.com
Or try their sub r/Changelly maybe u/changelly_com can help you there, or send u/changelly_com a direct message.
They do. My portfolio is smaller than yours and I trade on most of those. Theres also changelly which works for instant trades (you'll see what I mean when you look at it) again, no minimum.
I will say one thing: https://changelly.com/faq#how-to-delete-account
They say you cant delete your account. WTF is that supposed to mean ? This is not even legal in most countries. They take your data "hostage" even if you dont want to do anything with them again. And I would not expect them to keep that info only for themselves.
I used changelly. It's fast, easy, and the rate is alright. You send you BCC and it goes straight back into your BTC wallet as BTC.
Mind you, you may have to use this address translator to send your BCC, at least on wallets from BitPay you have to. You translate the receiver's address and then use the translated address to send from your BCC wallet.
The above is a Bitcoin address, you can plug it into a block explorer like https://blockchain.info to see a balance (if there are funds on that address).
NEVER put a private (secret) key into any website or program you don't trust completely.
If you just want to check funds, the address is sufficient.
If you need to move them, you need to get the private key into some wallet that is suitable for your chain.
There are two ways that wallets usually allow this:
sweeping - any funds on the associated address are "swept" into a new address maintained by the wallet
importing - the wallet just imports the private key and the funds should remain on the same address. Not really considered very safe, and some wallets do not support this method.
Sites like https://shapeshift.io and https://changelly.com allow you to change other types of cryptocurrency into BCH rapidly and without needing to provide other info. They have lower per-transaction limits than exchanges, but you could give them a try.
If you're looking to convert CAD directly into BCH, I don't know fastest way.
Would this satisfy your needs?
Send your BTC via https://changelly.com/ to your XMR (Monero) wallet. Then send various amounts of XMR to BTC wallets in seperate transactions. Again via changelly.
Check their privacy/records policy to check on changelly's privacy policy.
Please let me know what you find out and if it works for you.
Thank you
>How would I be able to transfer the BTC to BCH
There are services like Changelly and ShapeShift that allow you to exchange your BTC for BCH.
I believe that coinbase will allow you access to your S2X coins when the fork occurs. It will be 1-to-1 "credit" so however much BTC you have will be the amount of S2X you'll get. Haven't really been paying that much attention to the specifics of the fork.
>would that not just double my money?
Only if they are valued the same on exchanges (assuming your using USD as the reference value). S2X and S1X (currently BTC) might have different USD values at the beginning, idk how the exchanges are going to work it.
Best to wait out until all wallets are updated. Most exchanges have been notified to shut pivx trading down. The best procedures I can think of is either using https://changelly.com/ OR selling pivx in any of the numerous exchanges ie bittrex for bitcoin, and then selling that for FIAT via localbitcoins.
You should still have your bitcoins as well unless they were stolen from Blockchain.info
> Where should I move my BCH to have bitcoin
an exchange like kraken or https://changelly.com/ can help you sell your BCH altcoin for bitcoin.
Store your bitcoins in a segwit wallet for better security and much less expensive tx fees
armory, trezor, ledger, green address , green bits , Samourai wallet , core (manually) , or soon electrum 3.0
If you use an insecure OS like windows or OSX , store it in green address , green bits , Samourai wallet , or electrum on a cell phone
If you have a lot of bitcoins you will want to use either paper wallets or hardware wallets
An old Erc20 token to MEW will be fine.
For new mainnet Qtum token download appropriate wallet from https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum/releases/tag/mainnet-ignition-v1.0.1
For conversion
https://changelly.com
Best practice - always test send first.
Good Luck
If you want to buy it for another cryptocurrency, you can use https://changelly.com/ or https://shapeshift.io/ — those require no verification, shapeshift doesn't even need registration (changelly needs it but only for e-mail — in case some error happens, so they have the means to contact you). If you're looking to buy with fiat, you'll need to find an exchange that you can transfer your EUR / USD / etc. to. There are many (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin-cash/#markets) but you'll have to find one that you can send your fiat money to — some of them only trade cryptocurrencies, and others' fiat deposit method might be impossible or too expensive/long depending on where you are.
In a way you can also use localbitcoins.com for cash trades. For cash, it would be a bit more expensive, and on their service they only support old Bitcoin, but many cash traders will happily sell you any coin you want. Just reply to an ad and ask if they are able to sell you some Bitcoin Cash. You should be able to find someone who can meet you on the same day. If you can't find anyone who's willing to sell you Bitcoin Cash, you can always just buy old Bitcoin and immediately exchange it to Bitcoin Cash with one of the services I mentioned above. Keep in mind that in this case, you will also have to pay the legacy Bitcoin mining fee, which could be very big (but they usually get cheaper during weekend, especially Sunday. Don't count on this though.)
Hey man, I had the same problem luckily I had extra bitcoin to exchange it to waves on https://changelly.com/ annoying a/f
Send me your waves address and I'll forward on some waves to you so you can do more transactions.
Please be aware that the above is a link that the OP will in fact get affiliate referral credits for. While there's no obvious problem with that, full disclosure would have been appropriate here. Alternatively, the generic link https://changelly.com should work as well.
That's going to be nice when 1 click is developed and AMD gpu becomes efficient. In the meantime I'm planning on building a nvidia gpu miner maybe with some 1070s or 1080s.
In another post someone mentioned that https://changelly.com/ could start selling vertcoin, they accept mastercard visa credit cards. I'm going to email them tonight and ask.
I'm a noob when it comes to developing but I'd like to learn more and contribute. I'm excited about the atomic chain swaps that was talked about between litecoin and vertcoin. Can't wait to see what else is to come.
Just buy BTC using using one of the popular wallets like Coinbase or Bitstamp, and then use an exchange like Kraken or Poloniex to go from BTC to XRP.
I've used Changelly A LOT too without issues.
On https://changelly.com/ you can buy cryptos (including XRP) with a debit/credit card but I don't know if they accept minors as customers. Also the exchange Fiat/crypto is not very good, check it to see if it's good enough for you. How to: https://changelly.com/blog/how-to-buy-bitcoin-for-usd-with-credit-card/
Hey! Welcome to Changelly!
Here is a guide on how to buy bitcoins using a bank card. All the process is the same for PIVx. You just should put your PIVx wallets address instead of bitcoin one: https://changelly.com/blog/how-to-buy-bitcoin-for-usd-with-credit-card/ Please note that we do require two things for bank card transactions: 1. A bank card that supports 3D-secure (verification via a phone number) 2. A valid phone number attached to your card.
For the first time the amount limit is 50 USD.
In case of any questions, feel free to contact :)
I highly recommend you use Changelly.com or BlockTrades.us next time. They have better exchange rates than ShapeShift.io and they are very fast to complete the transaction! :D