1. Analysis of foreign bitcoin mentioning China:
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domestic exchanges are unable to withdraw bitcoin at present, so they need to have bitcoin outside the domestic exchanges, and then register an account in the foreign exchanges that support withdrawal of corresponding legal currency, they will get a bitcoin Wallet allocated by the exchanges, and then recharge the bitcoin
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the most important thing is to need a corresponding foreign bank account to withdraw legal money. If the person is not abroad, it is more difficult, or it is easier to have trusted relatives and friends abroad to help. In fact, this is a channel for foreign exchange exchange. Therefore, the freezing of currency withdrawal in domestic exchanges is far away. Even if it is liberalized, it will be quite troublesome. There will certainly be very strict KYC policies and limits
2. Hello, if it's bitcoin purchased by the exchange, find the relevant withdrawal on the login page, enter your bitcoin address, fill in the amount of bitcoin withdrawn, submit the application, and wait until it's approved. Finally, check whether it's received in the bitcoin's block browser.
3. In the
digital currency trading platform and digital currency wallet, the words "cash withdrawal" and "cash withdrawal" displayed on the platform mean the same. They are the operations of putting your digital currency out of the platform. The terms of putting your digital currency out of the trading platform are different for each platform.
4. In China, bitcoin can be traded on the okex exchange. For cash withdrawal, bitcoin can be sold on the legal currency trading system. I'm glad that you have been able to take my answer and hope to help you all the time
5. Bitcoin withdrawal is to convert
virtual currency into cash, bind the bank card, and then you can get it. Bitcoin is a string of codes and numbers, not real currency
all platforms have wallets to store, and a large amount of cash withdrawal will be monitored, which may be suspected of money laundering.
6. India's currency is rupee. 1 rupee = 100 paise note denominations: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 500 rupees. Denominations: 5, 10, 20, 25 and 50 Pais; Rs 1 and RS 2
