How are USA people withdrawing Hive and HBD to your bank?
Recently I was using Ionomy to Coinbase then my bank.
What else is possible?
Is Ionomy shut down?
2 years ago in #help by rossfletcher (77)
$0.38
- Past Payouts $0.38
- - Author $0.19
- - Curators $0.19
After Blocktrades finished, I started using Ionomy but I haven't been able to use it today. I last used it on the 6th, so not sure what has happened.
Hi, Thank you for messaging me. 😀
This is what I get when I go there now.
Hmmmm, I hope they come back. I don't know what to do. Tried to get on Binance but that didn't work out yet. I don't even know if they can do what I need to get hive, hbd to bitcoin to Coinbase to my bank or whatever way I can figure out.
That's the message I get. I'm hoping it's just down for maintenance but they usually warn you first. I use Ionomy to Cryptopay. I just get used to one way and then it goes tits up. Will see what it's like tomorrow.
Let me ask a dumb question.
I used to use bittrex. I would send my hive and hbd there. Then I would have to "buy" bitcoin and then US dollars. Then I would send it to my bank. Then bittrex quit in the U.S. I signed up for blocktrades then they quit in the U.S. So I started using Ionomy. I would convert to bitcoin then send it to Coinbase. Get US dollars and then to my bank. Oh god. I'm just repeating myself. I'm really frustrated with not being able to just talk to someone. Sorry
I'm wondering if what I do to get cash in the bank is what you do? Is this how everyone does it? I have no real contact with anyone here.
I don't even know how to type this question. I have a hard time writing something that would be so simple in conversation.
I use to do it via Blocktrades but I now transfer to Ionomy. I then sell hbd to get bitcoin, then I send it to Cryptopay and then transfer to my GBP bank account.
Thank you 😀
Hi @rossfletcher. I've emailed Ionomy and this is their reply. Should be sorted soon.
"ionomy is experiencing a service provider outage, due to a failure in a the critical infrastructure of a third party. Once resolved on their end, we expect to recover full operational service within 24-48 hours."