Is Bitcoin really this easy?

[wallyd]

Myself & a few others have been discussing how we would like to use Bitcoin, because some places only accept it, but we aren’t sure of it or maybe we are just intimidated by it so I did some digging. Below is what I found & what looks to be the easiest way to use it. I’m hoping some people with experience with it will jump in if this info is wrong, if there are better options or if there are any safety concerns. Thanks in advance!

To send bitcoin to any $Cashtag:

Navigate to Cash App payment pad
Tap the USD toggle and select BTC
Enter at least $1 and tap Pay
Find your recipient’s $Cashtag, current phone number, or email address
Tap Pay This is also called a peer-to-peer (P2P) transaction
You can also send bitcoin using lightning or the blockchain:

Tap the Money tab on your Cash App home screen
Tap the Bitcoin tile
Tap the Airplane button
Choose Send Bitcoin
Enter the amount and the recipient’s $Cashtag or BTC address
Tap Next
Select a speed
Tap Confirm & Send
Note:

You can also receive bitcoin from any wallet using the blockchain.
The minimum amount per transaction to a $Cashtag is 0.00001 BTC or 1,000 sats (Satoshis).
Limits

Sending Bitcoin has a few limits to be aware of. We recommend checking your limits and track your limit progression regularly.

You can view your weekly and monthly limits in-app:

Tap the Profile icon
Tap on Limits
Limits are rolling and they accumulate for any consecutive 7 day period and 30 day period. Limits are tracked down to the minute a payment was made.

[1bigun11]

Thanks Wally

[MindlessWork]

I also believe the daily limit on loading cash from a debit card to the USD wallet in cashapp is about 1K per day. Cashapp is so much easier than coinbase.

[wallyd]

Thanks Wally

No problem. I asked this on another board too. It seems like using Cashapp requires more personal info. I don’t know anything about it but some posted saying Cashapp was a real pain.

Personally I think I’ll just stay away from it no matter how bad I want to use it or someone that only takes it. That sucks imo.

[1bigun11]

No problem. I asked this on another board too. It seems like using Cashapp requires more personal info. I don’t know anything about it but some posted saying Cashapp was a real pain.

Personally I think I’ll just stay away from it no matter how bad I want to use it or someone that only takes it. That sucks imo.

I understand and agree.

[irish_2003]

I think buying btc on cashapp is limited to 600 in 30 days

[Silntrunin]

The easiset way to send bitcoin imo is using a btc atm. A bit more expensive i think but ive never used cashapp so dont quote me on that.
All you need is a phone to verify, stick your money in the atm and send it to the btc address you want it to go to.

Pretty straight forward. Unless things have changed you can use a burner phone so there is no trace back to you personally.

[BrutalHoney]

i like using the samourai (not a typo) app and whirlpool. gotta buy your btc through coinbase or whatever the fuck, but after that, clean it like you live in ozark annnnd good to go.