How to get paid with paypal through crypto?

[Scorpion Ghost]

I have a website where i sell stuff, and i offer crypto as payment option. I dont have paypal anymore, because paypal is not cool, paypal is so two thousand and late, ancient technology, obsolete, used by no one.

Okay, but some people still use this paypal piece of crap, and im thinking of making a video to put on the payment page, where i show people how to pay with paypal, by using crypto.

You know, something like:

1) Register here
2) Buy X crypto with paypal
3) Come back to my site
4) Pay using this option

But i cant have people jumping through 1,000 hoops to register on whatever website, and i also dont want them to pay huge fees on the process of buying the crypto and sending me the crypto.

So what would be the best platform to direct people to and what would be the best crypto to tell them to buy?

The platform should be available wordwide and have paypal as payment option. Would be nice if it didnt make people stand on their head while holding their ID in order to register.

The crypto should have Low fees, preferable fast transfer times, and be as stable as possible.

Any ideas?

 

[Scorpion Ghost]

Everybody crypto OG gangsta until Scorpy asks a question...

 

[Apriori]

Unfortunately what you asking isn't possible.

Exchanging PayPal to BTC comes hard because of the deep web. Crypto is the easiest way to cash out almost anonymously stolen accounts. As such, no really many services to exchange Paypal to Crypto due to fraud, and also due to Paypal policy where you can just dispute a transaction and win out of the blue.

There was a time when you could exchange PayPal money for BTC at a service called Virwox. But again, even there you would have to slowly gain your trust on the platform as you were limited at small transfers at first.

Some other places are Paxful, LocalBitcoins, or private exchanges on forums( the cut is even 15-20%) but nothing to meet your expectation.

 

[ContentExpert]

Here is your best option, hope this helps.

 

[Scorpion Ghost]

I didnt mention BTC though, could be any crypto.

What about coinbase, dont they take paypal?

 

[Scorpion Ghost]

Here is your best option, hope this helps.

I guess thats cool. Maybe no paypal, but it offers debit/credit card, and thats good.

 

[Apriori]

I didnt mention BTC though, could be any crypto.

What about coinbase, dont they take paypal?

They do but you need to pass KYK verification.

 

[alurosu]

Coinbase to Paypal works. Paypal to Coinbase doesn't. Paypal does not want money to leave their system. Paypal launched crypto in a few countries and want users to buy crypto from them. Expect more countries in the future.

All other solutions like localbitcoins are not really accepted by Paypal. Their accounts can be frozen at any time.

 

[Scorpion Ghost]

They do but you need to pass KYK verification.

KYK? Know Your Killer?

 

[Apriori]

Here is your best option, hope this helps.

This is good, what type of products do they accept?

Have you tried with digital products, digital services?

 

[Scorpion Ghost]

Coinbase to Paypal works. Paypal to Coinbase doesn't. Paypal does not want money to leave their system. Paypal launched crypto in a few countries and want users to buy crypto from them. Expect more countries in the future.

All other solutions like localbitcoins are not really accepted by Paypal. Their accounts can be frozen at any time.

I see. Fucking paypal. They got all the angles covered.

 

[Scorpion Ghost]

This is good, what type of products do they accept?

Have you tried with digital products, digital services?

You mean to sell through them?

Why would you do that?

 

[sebicj]

you can withraw on coinbase to paypal but you cant buy crypto with paypal

 

[alurosu]

I see. Fucking paypal. They got all the angles covered.

Unfortunately yes. Even if they enable crypto in your country, you can't move the coins to an external wallet. So the "crypto" they offer is more like a virtual simulation where they promise 1 on 1 in the backend. The downside of this is that you don't really own crypto. Paypal owns it in your name. They can take it at any time or ban you. This is similar to crypto on Revolut or Robinhood

 

[Scorpion Ghost]

Unfortunately yes. Even if they enable crypto in your country, you can't move the coins to an external wallet. So the "crypto" they offer is more like a virtual simulation where they promise 1 on 1 in the backend. The downside of this is that you don't really own crypto. Paypal owns it in your name. They can take it at any time or ban you. This is similar to crypto on Revolut or Robinhood

Oh yeah no forget about that. If i cant send my crypto to the alien terrorists crypto wallet then i dont want it, its not real.

Thats why i wouldnt buy crypto directly on skrill and perfectmoney or any site where im not free to send the crypto to any wallet at any time.

 

[alurosu]

Oh yeah no forget about that. If i cant send my crypto to the alien terrorists crypto wallet then i dont want it, its not real.

Thats why i wouldnt buy crypto directly on skrill and perfectmoney or any site where im not free to send the crypto to any wallet at any time.

I'm not suggesting you fund illegal and immoral activities. But think of it this way: what if your government says nobody can own more than 10 000 USD worth of crypto each person. Practically all your hard earned money can be confiscated and all your time working is lost.

 

[Scorpion Ghost]

I'm not suggesting you fund illegal and immoral activities. But think of it this way: what if your government says nobody can own more than 10 000 USD worth of crypto each person. Practically all your hard earned money can be confiscated and all your time working is lost.

Im with you bro. Private wallet is best.