Ok, without a lot of direct talk just gan, for you who want to exchange bitcoin to rupiah, follow these steps:
- First please Login to Bitcoin.co.id Website
- If not registered, register first Select Account List.
- Complete the registration form, complete according to your personal data.
- Then do not forget your e-mail confirmation.
- After successfully confirmed, then please Login
- Then you will be asked to verify your mobile number, please enter your No.HP
- Next you will be directed to install google authenticator, it works to increase the security of your account, if you do not use it there can pass this step by click the skip this step, my suggestion better use google authenticator this for your account more secure not conceded.
- Now it's time to exchange bitcoin, Please go to Bitcoin Deposit Tab
- note: Here is the address bitcoin used as a place of deposit or where we send Bitcoin from our Wallet account. and create a bitcoin wallet is already on bitcoin.co.id no longer need to deposit live tukarkan course.
Then please log into your bitcoin wallet account first, to deposit bitcoin to the address stated. If using blockchain wallet send from blockchain, and if using Xapo wallet send from Xapo.
For I now use the Xapo wallet, and Sign in to Tab PAY. Choose Any Address and Enter Address from BitCoin.co.id earlier. And Enter the Nominal BitCoin to Deposit.
To copy from Xapo wallet, Sign in to Tab PAY. Choose Any Address and Enter Address from BitCoin.co.id earlier. And Enter the Bitcoin Nominal to Deposit.
- After, you send deposit Wait Confirmation, and deposit will enter approximately 5 Minutes and succes bitcoin you will go into bitcoin.co.id balance.
For example see the picture, I april yesterday deposit of 0.25757843 BTC
- Furthermore after the deposit has entered, please open menu Market - BTC / IDR. Roll / drag down and see the picture will appear as below:
Please enter the amount of bitcoin you want to exchange rupiah
- Then go to Rupiah Withdrawal Tab, enter the Withdrawal Number, select the Bank you use and enter the account number, enter also google authenticator code if using google authenticator, for minimum withdrawal Rp.100.000,
- Click Submit, and then check the e-mail, please confirm the withdrawal via e-mail.
For example see picture pictures: yesterday in April I made a withdrawal of 800 thousand rupiah
- And wait approximately 1 hour, then your withdrawal fund will be sent to your bank. and the successful withdrawal of bitcoin through Bitcoin.co.id succeeds.
- Here is evidence of my withdrawal transaction or Bitcoin exchange to Rupiah at Bitcoin.co.id
Before making a Rupiah withdrawal, make sure that your bitcoin account is verified, which has not been verified please read: How to Verify Bitcoin.co.id Account
Similarly Tutorial How to Redeem Bitcoin to Rupiah through Market Bitcoin Indonesia that I can give at this time, may be useful for you all especially for bitcoiner beginner.
Bank Indonesia Warns All Parties
Bank Indonesia Warns To All Parties To Not Sell, Buy or Trade Virtual Currency is the title of today’s missive from Bank Indonesia by way of its Department of Communications. It “affirms that virtual currency including bitcoin is not recognized as a valid payment instrument, so it is prohibited to be used as a means of payment in Indonesia.”
Bank Indonesia (BI) is the Republic’s central bank, and as such it has been unusually active and belligerent with regard to cryptocurrency. Its governor issued statements late last year causing regional media to urge retail holders to sell back into fiat ahead of a ban.
That followed Fall’s shutdown of bitcoin payment providers and businesses restructuring in an effort to get ahead of coming regulation. And just prior, BI had yet again reaffirmed its distaste for crypto, pushing advocates to insist the bank was denying a marvel of technological innovation. BI’s pronouncements have routinely contrasted with impressions on the street, as Indonesians do seem to have an appetite for the decentralized currency.
BI wants it crystal clear all obligations paid in money or “other financial transactions conducted in the Territory of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia shall be obliged using Rupiah.” Decrees of this sort appear to be driving Indonesians away from above-ground exchanges, for obvious reasons, and into more peer-to-peer arrangements such as Localbitcoins.