If you have a client and you want to bail them Bitcoin, but he is refusing to buy, you can direct him to go to the Bitcoin ATM near him and purchase and send it to you. I have used this method many, and I decided to share, so let's get started.
1. First thing, let him look for a Bitcoin ATM using a website like CoinATMRadar to search a Bitcoin ATM near him; then, he should ensure that the machine supports both buying and sending Bitcoin, as some only offer one or the other.
2. The next thing is for you to Prepare a Bitcoin Wallet, which you can download and register a wallet app on your phone. If you don't already have one, Popular wallet options include: You don't need ID or any form of verification these wallet
- Trust Wallet
- Exodus
- Mycelium
- Coinbase Wallet
After creating a wallet, note your Bitcoin wallet address, as you'll need it to receive the Bitcoin.
3. Now, let the drop go to the Bitcoin ATM and follow the on-screen instructions to purchase Bitcoin. Steps may vary depending on the machine brand, but generally:
- Choose "Buy Bitcoin" and select the amount he wants to buy.
- He will need to verify his Identity: Some ATMs require you to scan an ID or provide a phone number, which is very simple
- Now, he can go ahead and insert Cash: Feed the ATM the amount of cash you want to convert to Bitcoin. The ATM will display the amount of Bitcoin you'll receive minus any fees.
- He will now need to enter Your Bitcoin Wallet Address
- Scan Your QR Code: Most ATMs let you scan your wallet address using a QR code within your wallet app. Open your wallet, display your QR code, and hold it up to the scanner on the ATM.
- Alternatively, some ATMs let you type in the wallet address manually, but be careful, as it's easy to make mistakes.
5. When done, he will Confirm the transaction details, including the amount and your wallet address. Once confirmed, the machine will process the transaction and send Bitcoin to your wallet. It may take a few minutes to a few hours for the Bitcoin to appear, depending on network speed.
6. You can now trade the coin by sending it to Binance that's If you want to exchange your currency or want to send the coin to someone else after drop, send it to you.
Important Notices:
Check Fees: Bitcoin ATMs often charge higher fees than exchanges, so be aware of this.
Save Your Receipt: If there's any delay or issue, having a receipt can help you track or troubleshoot your transaction.
Following these steps should help you successfully buy and send Bitcoin using a Bitcoin ATM.
Conclusion
This method is mostly used for a stubborn client who is refusing to buy you crypto because of the fear of getting their cc compromised if you don't know how to trade your coin on Binance, you watch the blow video