Best Way to Cash Out?

[2009]

So, what is the best way to cash out at the moment in Thailand?

[PGSan]

Try crashing out instead.

[Captain Monday]

Why would you want a fiat?

 

[ChaiyaTH]

LocalBitcoins always does my 100K baht withdrawals in under an hour (into Thai savings account).

Edited December 22, 2020 by ChaiyaTH

[jasonsamui55]

Bitkub is fast and easy and has great rates if moving to a Thai bank.

[Brunolem]

Bitazza charges a flat fee of 20 baht for a withdrawal and transfer to your Thai bank account.

 

[Seeall]

gettin cash into TH is not a hard thing ha ha.. its the other ways sillys

[Ro54]

Why don't you get a Binance card?

https://www.binance.cc/en/register?ref=35966049

 

It's a debit card that converts crypto to Fiat automatically....

Edited December 24, 2020 by Ro54

[WebGuy]

BitKub. Did it two days ago. No issues and very fast

[chicowoodduck]

Try not to buy it would be the best way to cash out....????????????????

Edited December 24, 2020 by chicowoodduck
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[Jenkins9039]

Establish an offshore company (Seychelles, BVI etc), then transfer the assets to an account under said company, establish a transferwise or similar account, and withdraw via offshore exchanges to the transferwise business account in dribs and drabs (nothing large) over a period of time, till they've verified you are not laundering, then as long as you don't need the cash immediately, sit on for 12 months so you can remit into Thailand with evidence that you earned the income 12 months prior thus no tax is required, if you do remit immediately then understand its cheaper to pay the income tax from offshore fiat transfers than it is for the Thai tax for crypto withdrawals.

 

Also understand the Thai government occasionally investigates expats withdrawing large sums of crypto for laundering etc.

Edited December 25, 2020 by Jenkins9039

[seancbk]

17 hours ago, jasonsamui55 said:

Bitkub is fast and easy and has great rates if moving to a Thai bank.

 

Vote for Bitkub

 

[Heng]

The best way to cash out in Thailand is to cash out in Singapore.   No capital gains taxes.  Not to mention a much heartier/more secure banking system that doesn't have news or incidents of rogue bank managers or employees accessing/draining your account.    So basically use any exchange in SG and withdraw to your bank account there.  From there, if you need to buy a Chang at your favourite entertainment venue here in the LOS, use an ATM card to withdraw paper.   

[yabbra]

On 12/25/2020 at 9:58 AM, Heng said:

The best way to cash out in Thailand is to cash out in Singapore.   No capital gains taxes.  Not to mention a much heartier/more secure banking system that doesn't have news or incidents of rogue bank managers or employees accessing/draining your account.    So basically use any exchange in SG and withdraw to your bank account there.  From there, if you need to buy a Chang at your favourite entertainment venue here in the LOS, use an ATM card to withdraw paper.   

 

So you're saying it's possible to get verified with a crypto exchange & open a bank account in Singapore while your country of residence is Thailand?

Edited December 29, 2020 by yabbra

[Heng]

@Yabbra.  Yes.

[fdsa]

The best way to cash out is, and always was - localbitcoins (or localethereum or other peer-to-peer exchanges).

And concerning "official exchanges" like bitkub...

 

 

- LOL, see your passports on darkweb marketplaces for $5/dozen.

Edited January 3, 2021 by fdsa

[fdsa]

P.S. FYI those "official" Thai exchanges are hosted on Amazon in Singapore, thus keeping Thai nationals' personal information outside Thailand.

Is it even legal?

[NCC1701A]

On 12/25/2020 at 6:24 AM, chicowoodduck said:

Try not to buy it would be the best way to cash out....????????????????

imagine something that went from one cent to $62,000 USD. 

[jasonsamui55]

On 1/3/2021 at 9:43 AM, fdsa said:

P.S. FYI those "official" Thai exchanges are hosted on Amazon in Singapore, thus keeping Thai nationals' personal information outside Thailand.

Is it even legal?

???? does Thailand seriously have means of enforcement of such things?

[jasonsamui55]

On 12/29/2020 at 9:36 AM, yabbra said:

 

So you're saying it's possible to get verified with a crypto exchange & open a bank account in Singapore while your country of residence is Thailand?

Not any more. Singapore banks are closing accounts left and right for non residents even if they’ve opened those accounts years ago, and it’s damned near impossible to open new accounts there unless a Singapore resident or company.

[ThailandRyan]

On 12/22/2020 at 9:39 PM, 2009 said:

So, what is the best way to cash out at the moment in Thailand?

With your boots on and standing next to the Juke box, oh wait I thought you were talking about riding off into the big sky after kicking the bucket.  Carry on, Cash out your bank accounts, stuff the suitcases, and sell off what you can.  In the end walking away with what you can afford to loose is not an issue, you can always rebuild elsewhere.  Hopefully you were not overly invested.

[Jenkins9039]

On 1/3/2021 at 3:36 PM, fdsa said:

The best way to cash out is, and always was - localbitcoins (or localethereum or other peer-to-peer exchanges).

And concerning "official exchanges" like bitkub...

 

 

- LOL, see your passports on darkweb marketplaces for $5/dozen.

You do realise you can't withdraw via Bitkub unless the bank is in the same name as the account holder ?

[fdsa]

You do realize that even the largest companies store users' private information in the databases protected by login "admin" and password "admin"?

You do realize that the famous company Solarwinds who serves the US Army, Treasury, Post, NASA, and many Fortune 500 companies, was hacked because they used password "solarwinds123"?

 

I'd be happy to show my passport & bank book in person at the local Bitkub office, but as they do not have one I prefer to trade cryptos privately or on the peer-to-peer exchanges. Because I don't want to upload these scans to some online server for the joy of russian hackers.

 

 

P.S. treat "russian" as the trademark, not as the originating country. For my experience the majority of hacking activity comes from mainland China.

 

Edited January 10, 2021 by fdsa

[MadMac]

Bitkub does not even have an attended phone number and their "hotline" is in "maintenance". There is still some guy in their chatbox if you wait for a few hours. Or just put your money elsewhere.

[fdsa]

On 1/10/2021 at 12:23 PM, fdsa said:

You do realize that even the largest companies store users' private information in the databases protected by login "admin" and password "admin"?

You do realize that the famous company Solarwinds who serves the US Army, Treasury, Post, NASA, and many Fortune 500 companies, was hacked because they used password "solarwinds123"?

 

I'd be happy to show my passport & bank book in person at the local Bitkub office, but as they do not have one I prefer to trade cryptos privately or on the peer-to-peer exchanges. Because I don't want to upload these scans to some online server for the joy of russian hackers.

 

 

P.S. treat "russian" as the trademark, not as the originating country. For my experience the majority of hacking activity comes from mainland China.

 

 

 

> 80TB of Parler Posts, Videos, and Other Data Leaked

> According to the security researchers, video and image data still has EXIF data (metadata of things like time, date, and location), and some of the other data they've been able to gather is the Verified Accounts documents — on Parler, users that are verified have done so by uploading photos of their government IDs.

 

And that's exactly the reason why I never register on any website that wants to see my government ID.

Edited January 13, 2021 by fdsa

[MadMac]

LOL, I remember this, I worked for Lucent Technologies before it was taken over by the French and then eaten by the Fins ????

 

litbp4mtw

 

Lucent is the best place for me to work ????

 

The idea stuck, just use a phrase you can remember and the first letter of each word.

 

[internationalism]

I have some 1.53 btc which I would like to sell for cash, any currency. Any small quantity at time is not a problem, if it's close enough to meet.

I do live in west bangkok and would like to meet in a secure place, like police station, so I can check bank notes for forgery.

I would like to exchange passport/national ID copies as well as phone numbers for my safety.

Now, on bitcoin.com my 0.67 btc shows some $25k, but 0.76 btc on binance and 0.1 btc on coinbase is $9.5k and $950. It looks, like they are not updated real time, as I hoped for. Did I make a mistake? Is there way to rectify it?

[fdsa]

try these ppl

 

https://t.me/mikesfbkk    https://t.me/Rithnia   https://t.me/time315

 

[petedk]

I've tried registering a new account at Bitkub a couple of times now and always get a "closed for new registrations" message.