Where to buy BTC and be able to Send the same Day?

[rpcali714]

Yea highly recommend not doing anything with Cash App tons more secure choices

What about cake wallet and send the same day?

 

[AlHoffman69]

What about cake wallet and send the

So cake wallet is a great solution to facilitate sending BT$C, the problem you are going to keep running into is they have it locked down at point of purchase if that makes sense?!! There is a dozen wa$llets that are no KYC-, no identi-ty 🫆 to create and use. Fuck I can create a wallet in under 30 sec and send BTC in 2 min literally the problem is where do I get the coin!!!!!! The min I go to BUY IT now they need KYC social selfie....etc to BUY!!! and that's fucking scary because most lazy people are doing everything from a smartphone (should be called stupid phone) they don't bother to Separate digital fingerpr&ints from real life!!!! In other words you are handing over your identity with a bow. Stay away from exchanges, off ramps, on ramps...etc anywhere if in the process they start to ask for identity 🫆 STOP!!! my experience p2p is your best bet, bisq, hold Hodi....etc this way you buy completely unidentified from a fellow person let's say that have the same interest as you!!! And you then facilitate the sending thru cake to whoever in other words something like this
P2P(buy)/to cake wallet/cake wallet to vendor!! I know it all seems super fucking difficult it did to me but what will happen is after you run your head against a wall a dozen times trying to buy crypto without giving up your ID at some point it WILL ALL CLICK and you'll be like ohhhhhh I get it lol wish you the best brother/sister just remember Separate your lives/lies or else they will become ONE

 

[Zorrbabe]

I been using Cash App for bitcoin is that ok?

 

[BeeKeeper]

I been using Cash App for bitcoin is that ok?

yes works fine for me

I don’t know how to share a specific thread
you can take a look at it
https://drugbuyersguide.info/threads/for-the-love-of-god-avoid-atms.13314/post-307818

 

[LinaWade]

I've seen a lot of people asking about alternatives to Cash App, so I thought I'd share my experience.

There are several platforms that offer similar services, but I personally haven't had the best experience with Coinbase, especially when it comes to sending crypto quickly. If speed is important to you, it may not be the best fit.

I've been using Cash App for quite a while, and it's been reliable. The app is easy to use, transactions are fast That's been a big advantage compared with some of the other options I've tried.

 

[Deep1nsight77]

Just as the title says. My current app puts a 10 hold on my btc before I can send off the exchange. Where can I purchase btc and be able to send to another address that same day. I'd like to pay for a subscription as soon as I get paid. Thanks!

Cake

 

[LinaWade]

If you're comparing different platforms, take some time to look at their features and decide what works best for your needs. Also, don't be surprised if they ask for your Social Security number during sign-up. Since these apps operate in the financial sector and may have identity verification and tax reporting requirements, that's a standard part of the process.

One thing I've found helpful is linking a separate checking account to Cash App and only keeping enough money in it for the transactions I plan to make. It's a simple way to add an extra layer of control over my finances.
Just my two cents based on my own experience. I’d love to hear everyone’s thoughts. Any tips, concerns, or things you’ve learned along the way?

 

[neurowoot]

Cash App works at first then they cut you off . That’s what happened to me anyway anyways. I can buy bitcoin but I can’t send it anywhere.

Very late on this reply, but when you send to your own wallet, make sure you set it up to change addresses after each transaction. Makes their automation less likely to flag.

 

[neurowoot]

I been using Cash App for bitcoin is that ok?

Delayed here, but Cash App is fine enough to buy, but do not pay publishers from Cash App “wallet”. Instead, send it to any of the wallets mentioned in earlier threads, and pay there. Remember, Cash App can freeze your account for whatever weird slight they can imagine. If you are holding your own coin then, you’re in control. That comes with all the benefits, and consequences of being fully accountable for your crypto.

 

[PlanetExpress]

Cashapp while not prefer, its very easy to use for beginner.
Cakewallet
Exodus
moonpay
Localcoinswap
trocador.


Swap your coins properly and any of them works just fine, Keep it simple and dont over complicated. All those poor people who went the extra steps to secure their coin into a cold-air-gap wallet only for it to be the reason why they lost all their BTC.

 

[Poptartcarts3]

I buy bitcoin on like… various apps… I’ll buy it on paypal or cashapp or venmo or even robinhood or literally whatever app lets me buy it (moonpay doesnt always work for me?), and i’ll route it through a few different wallets… sending it from one btc wallet to another… a few times… from my exodus wallet or something similar like pancake wallet, trust wallet, metamask wallet, uniswap wallet, rocketwallet, etc… i route it through a few of the main wallets after purchase (paypal, venmo, cashapp, whatever) and then route it through one or two or three more secure wallets (pancake, uniswap, rocket, trust wallet) and end by using exodus or something similar to that as my final point of “send off” to the BTC wallet of my receivers BTC address to where I want to send it for purchase… hope that makes sense

 

[PlanetExpress]

I buy bitcoin on like… various apps… I’ll buy it on paypal or cashapp or venmo or even robinhood or literally whatever app lets me buy it (moonpay doesnt always work for me?), and i’ll route it through a few different wallets… sending it from one btc wallet to another… a few times… from my exodus wallet or something similar like pancake wallet, trust wallet, metamask wallet, uniswap wallet, rocketwallet, etc… i route it through a few of the main wallets after purchase (paypal, venmo, cashapp, whatever) and then route it through one or two or three more secure wallets (pancake, uniswap, rocket, trust wallet) and end by using exodus or something similar to that as my final point of “send off” to the BTC wallet of my receivers BTC address to where I want to send it for purchase… hope that makes sense

The source doesnt really matter as long as you can lose the trail not have anything tied. So what youre doing makes total sense.

 

[Poptartcarts3]

The source doesnt really matter as long as you can lose the trail not have anything tied. So what youre doing makes total sense.

Thanks for the reassurance. Sometimes I feel like im being crazy for all the jumping around haha but this makes me feel a lot more confident in what I’m doing at the moment