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==Verification== | |||
A preferential rate is available for accounts that have registered and have provided identification that verifies identity. | |||
==AML== | |||
Accounts must be verified to transact at a level of more than $1,000 USD per-day. See the FAQ for further anti money laundering details. | |||
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* [https://www.quickbitcoins.net/faq Frequently Asked Questions] page | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 05:40, 8 July 2012
An exchange site serving those buying and selling bitcoins using U.S. dollars (USD).
The exchange rate used, before computing fees, is the rate from an external market -- the last trade at Mt. Gox. The exchange rate quoted is only an estimate as the market rate may be different at the time the payment is received, particularly where payment is sent by mail.
Buying Bitcoins
USD
- Credit Card
- Prepaid debit card (via mail, U.S. address)
- Money order (via mail, U.S. address)
- Cashier check (via mail, U.S. address)
- Cash (via mail, U.S. address)
- Cash deposit (Major banks, 7-11, Walmart, CVS, etc.)
- MoneyGram
- Western Union
- Liberty Reserve
EUR
- Credit Card
- Prepaid debit card (via mail, U.S. address)
- Cash (via mail, U.S. address)
RUB
- Cash deposit (Qiwi or Cyberplat)
BRL
- Cash deposit (Boleto or Banco Recomendito)
Selling Bitcoins
USD
- Check
- Money Order
- Bank Wire (Domestic)
- Western Union
- MoneyGram
Verification
A preferential rate is available for accounts that have registered and have provided identification that verifies identity.
AML
Accounts must be verified to transact at a level of more than $1,000 USD per-day. See the FAQ for further anti money laundering details.
History
The service, sometimes referred to as QuickBitcoins, was launched May 1, 2012[1]. One July 7, 2012 the service relaunched with functionality to accommodate all payment and cash-out methods[2].
See Also
External Links
- QuickBitcoins.net web site
- Frequently Asked Questions page