Hey guys, i have a question, how can i pay BTC in small amounts , like for example 10$ per transfer? I want to buy domains from namecheap and the only way to pay in crypto is BTC. So my question is , how do i pay them via btc? I use binance to hold my crypto and im not able to withdraw from binance in such small amounts. So what would be a solution in my case? I'd appreciate help, thanks!
How to pay via BTC in small amounts?
- Thread starter Hector25
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transfer a larger amount to your own wallet first, pay out of your own wallet
you shouldn't be paying for things directly from an exchange account anyway, there's no guarantee they'll send the exact amount (because of withdrawal fees) or in a timely manner.
you shouldn't be paying for things directly from an exchange account anyway, there's no guarantee they'll send the exact amount (because of withdrawal fees) or in a timely manner.
hey, but how do i create my own wallet? or can i use it with binance? if yes, then how do i do this?
ADA Lovelace
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Create your own wallet is one thing that you need to know if you want to use cryptos.
You can download: https://www.exodus.com/ this wallet or other, but i use exodus and is a good wallet.
bestspinner
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Dont put your bitcoin on exchange, withdraw on your own wallet. Use electrum for pc or Muun for android phone.
rysioslaw
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Generally wallet like Electrum, Muun or Exodus it isn't a wallet. Difference between those wallets and exchange is only one: the name.
In either case, some company has access to your crypto. What's the difference if it's Binanse or Exodus? Probably only that Binanse has a turnover a thousand times greater than the exsodus.
In either case, some company has access to your crypto. What's the difference if it's Binanse or Exodus? Probably only that Binanse has a turnover a thousand times greater than the exsodus.
lotsofmoney
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You can hae localbitcoins for this. they charge about $1 per transfer irrespective of BTC amount.
roydan
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What are you talking about?! If you got a 12/24 phrase when you opened your wallet, no one have access to your crypto. Learn before you give advice.
The question if they have access to your seed is legit, but still no.
How come bitcoin is your only option? I paid Namecheap with a credit card.
Use a wallet that supports lightning network transactions (I'm using Breez) to pay small amounts of bitcoin. Invest some time in reading about it before you put your bitcoin there.
b1tc0in3r
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Go to settings and try to set the priority of the transaction to low.
The high priority transactions are having the highest fees but are also the fastest to be added to the next block as compared to low priority transactions which cost less but takes a lot of time to be accepted in a block(to get confirmed on the bitcoin blockchain).
yes i want to pay privately without my real details
Brickbat1
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Localbitcoins is not a wallet. Though it has an embedded wallet, its a p2p exchange like Binance. Create your own wallet as you have already been told. Any good wallet will do . Electrum seems fine. With your own wallet, you can set the fees you are willing to pay but be aware of the consequences of setting it too low.
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You need to extinguish the inputs