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I have recently joined free bitcoin and opened an account on Blockchain.info. I have studied the FAQ, but still I am not sure about how to transfer to PayPal and am unable to understand if I can withdraw directly to my PayPal account or whether I need an exchange.

Because this is a very new currency, I am not sure how to transfer my bitcoins in to my paypal account or in my Indian bank account,and please let me know the minimum withdrawal limit.

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    This is a public Questions and Answers site, so "Sir" or "please provide answer for queries" style language makes reading the question akward. Just a tip for the next time :) Jan 8, 2014 at 23:55
  • There are other sites in India, but unocoin.com can sell bitcoin for INR
    – ChrisW
    Apr 16, 2014 at 17:05

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Bitcoins cannot be "transferred" to any fiat currency or any bank account. If you need to liquidify your bitcoins and you want to get fiat currency in exchange, you can sell your bitcoins in Bitcoin exchanges. Alternative is that you directly spend bitcoins on bought products and services.

If you just want to store your bitcoins you can create your own local Bitcoin wallet independent of online bitcoin services.

No financial institution will touch bitcoins. In fact, most banks and PayPal are openly hostile towards anything having word "bitcoin" on it.

Good options to sell your bitcoins in India is LocalBitcoins where you can sell bitcoins online, or on the street with cash. Be aware that there are some risks, and those risks are especially when selling bitcoins on PayPal. Unless you are professional you should not be doing Bitcoin sells on PayPal.

What I would do is that I would transfer my bitcoins to LocalBitcoins trade wallet, pick a trader with high reputation (so him/her can be trusted) from LocalBitcoins "Sell bitcoins online" list and make an offer to sell my bitcoins using Indian bank transfer.

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  • Is there any change now? No bankers yet for Bitcoin? Anything else came to take Bitcoin? Jun 13, 2017 at 13:33

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