Has anyone used their service? Any feedback? Are they legit or yet another scam?
Which wire did you try ? Sepa, instant sepa ? USD, gbp ? And how much figures ?Funds released asked their support why it was on hold waiting for the answer! posting here may have been the solution
Good questions, many would appreciate to see the answer to.Which wire did you try ? Sepa, instant sepa ? USD, gbp ? And how much figures ?
I doubt it was the caseFunds released asked their support why it was on hold waiting for the answer! posting here may have been the solution
So a little update.I tried an Instant SEPA today and it did not work. "rejected by the beneficiary's bank due to Regulatory reasons."
I thought it was the final bank who was in cause but maybe it is linked ?
maybe receiving bank does not support instant sepa?So a little update.
Two days ago I tried a sepa instant who failed with the error stated above.
Yesterday Intried a sepa normal who was writed as "completed" in less than 5mn.
I had confirmation today that beneficiary received it and accepted it.
It was a mid 5 figures and it was my very first transaction with Xapo.
I don't know why it failed with instant but succeed with normal.
Is that even a thing, i mean instant is almost mandatory? Xapo is the only one that sometimes fails transfers of all my banks and emi's and i always use instant sepa.maybe receiving bank does not support instant sepa?
And an auto-switch is not possible given the dismal state of banking infrastructure.
Many banks in Europe do not support instant SEPA. Don't be surprised if it happens again.Is that even a thing, i mean instant is almost mandatory? Xapo is the only one that sometimes fails transfers of all my banks and emi's and i always use instant sepa.
If you are going to have BTC in a bank it’s much cheaper and safe to just buy a BTC ETF.I'm a user, it's great if you want a cheap custodian for your Bitcoins* and a convenient off-ramp.
Service is great and you don't get bank monkeys, they are helpful and nonjudgmental regarding crypto.
For the rest, if you're European you won't have a card, and you'll have to pay forex fees as they work in dollars, and the conversion rate BTC > USD isn't great (1-2% below Binance). They sell stocks, but the trading fees are theft.
So overall not a bank for every day, but a convenient and no-stress alternative if you want to park your BTC and sell it a few times a year for big ticket items (e.g taxes, cars, real estate, etc).
*In case you get a wrench attack, or die, or just lose your wallet, not having everything in self-custody allow you to avoid the worst.
Not everyone share this opinion/view.If you are going to have BTC in a bank it’s much cheaper and safe to just buy a BTC ETF.
SEPA 15000 euroWhich wire did you try ? Sepa, instant sepa ? USD, gbp ? And how much figures ?
I deposited 5 bitcoins and withdrew too, and not proof of funds was asked me.There's so much useful info here, thank you again to everyone for sharing your experience. I've a last question: which is their policy regarding third party deposit/withdrawals?
Also, do they ask for rigorous Proof of Funds or other supporting documentation for large crypto deposits?
YesDoes Xapo comply with the CRS?
No min deposit.Is there a min. deposit for account opening?
I thought I read that they wouldn't have one but I checked a few months ago. And couldn't find any information regarding this on their webpage.
Anyone recently opened an account?