That is only slightly comforting.

Is there a limit on how many BTC withdrawals you can do per week on Ignition?

I think its 1/3days, right? that's $9500 per. so the "limit" is just over 2 cashouts per week. don't worry, you don't have $20k in there anyway, so who cares?

Anyone have experience cashing out 5 figure sums of money won from the Casino side of Bovada? Specifically slots. Do they generally payout casino winnings within 48 hours or do they stall on those? Requested BTC.

They'll process your money but if you're looking for advice maybe stop playing the casino?

Bitcoin withdrawal 1100
11/16 @ 8PM est
will update

Received 11/17 3pm est

Anyone had an issue with the latest update? I can't get the client to upload now. Any fixes out there that have worked?

https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/2...179-a-1142716/

Be careful with bitpay card using atm's I did a withdrawal and the atm said I had met my daily withdrawal limit (which wasnt true). Contacted bitpay which told me to contact atm people atm people sent me an audit of there machine and they didnt get any money on there side. Bitpay wants me to fill out a dispute form no problem but then said it might take 60 days.

~$2000 bitcoin withdrawal

requested 11/24 ~2:30am et
received 11/25 ~1:30pm et

Setting up a bitcoin account new week and had a quick question.. Does it have to be a CHECKING account that's added to your Ignition/Bitcoin withdraws or can a SAVINGS account be used as well??

Requested $9500 24 hours ago, still waiting. Balance in the high 6 figures going to take 21 days to withdraw it all. So I kindly requested my casino access to be blocked for 30 days!

Made my first withdrawal request today a few hours ago, wanted to be proactive and contacted bovada live chat via their website, talked to an operator who confirmed who i was and just said it could take 48 hours... I asked if i need to send in any documents prior to it being approved and he basically said no...

is this true? my withdrawal request was via bitcoin, my deposit history is a mix of bitcoin and CC deposits.

Any information would be greatly appreciated!
cheers!

I requested a bitcoin withdrawal to the binance exchange address with no intermediary blockchain step. Am I F***'d?

Argh. I messed up, delete the questionable part of the above post. My apologies.

hey, guys..first time user of withdrawing money through bitcoin. I apologize in advance if this comes off silly to some. I don't really know much about it but followed the steps on this thread to go from ignition to blockchain to coinbase and bank account..however, I tried to send from coinbase to my checking account, took a few days but got denied and the money went back to coinbase. the bank is two letter bank with green and white lettering. what are my options here? do I open up another bank account somewhere that is a bigger bank? should I use the debit card or paypal option? bitpay card?

Lately I've been using the bitpay card with no problems. From my wallet (blockchain) to bitpay has recently been instantaneous. Before that I used coinbase with a small, local credit union with no issues. I'd call coinbase customer support and see if they can nail down the problem.

Thanks; How would I go about going from coinbase to bitpay?

OK. So I may have been wrong about the bitpay card load fee. Just did another cash out on a different network for same $300. After 3% cash out fee I received $291 in Blockchain. Sent $280 to bitpay with a priority miners' fee ~ $2.90. Card loaded $278. So I may have been wrong about the bitpay card load fee.

Once you have your Bitpay card, you go from any Wallet to the card. In Bitpay dot com/card you login using email and password ( I use keypass for all my passwords), then click Add Funds, then click Continue, then click Copy and click on "I understand the Risk," then click address and that will copy a bitcoin address for you then go to your wallet ( in my case Blockchain ) and hit send (after pasting the bitpay bitcoin address using the procedures for your wallet). The money will now be in your Bitpay card in U.S. dollars ready to spend ( it won't be stored in Bitcoin)

I'm a BitPay user too. From what I understand (in my admittedly small experience of 3 or 4 card loads), the BitPay fee isn't based on a percentage of the transaction value. Rather, the fee is intended to cover the miners fees on BitPay's end. In other words, when you send your BTC to the address associated with your card, then BitPay (the company) has to move it somewhere to do whatever it is that they do with it (i.e., an exchange to sell it, or some Bitcoin wallet that they send all their customers' bitcoins to before spending it, etc.), and they don't want to have to eat these fees themselves. Thus, the fee is dependent basically on the Bitcoin network miners fees, so it will be higher in times of network congestion, or if you have a txn with multiple inputs/outputs. That is what I always have understood it to be at least, and it seems like it makes more sense than these percentages that I am seeing here.

2hr 58 mins from requesting a cashout in Ignition to having money on BP card. ntb

Yes, that does seem to make sense and explain what happened to my $6-$8 on previous cash out.

Thoughts on how to answer the coinbase due diligence questions asked when you try to set up a wallet? It was asked a while back but nobody answered.

Should I be using a different service that doesn't ask until you start withdrawing large amounts? Already sent a test amount to coinbase tho...