Have you got revolut, I use them

Try Local Coin Swap or Hodl Hodl or Bisq, or any other P2P exchange. There's little to no verification asked, both from the these types of exchanges or a lot of the sellers on them. Just find a payment method that suits you and potential seller, by-passing any KYC process for buying bitcoin.

Exodus is great.

Is there still delays 30/05/24?

That was last year.

It won’t load any make any orders

Thanks for sorting my mess out, i've learned a lot about the blockchain over the last week and also how to increase fees.
Appreciate your work, TS!

Any chance I can get a reply, order been sitting on paid for 48 hours but showing as unpaid on order page. You've read my messages so why no response?

Yeah, so you can ignore it there and not get called out. Keep your posts public people. transaxe support is utter bs.

Beguinning to think they have zero cuatomer support payment was taken and send and receivers saying hes not had it, think ive been had

Hello please could someone help me I sent to the wrong address wallet

I have message privately, can I get an update there please

They don't give updates. They just do the detective work and get the bitcoins where they're supposed to go. If there are a lot of cases to go through like there is right now, it takes a lot of time. You may even have to resend the information if it takes them too long to get to your case, but eventually they take care of everyone in the order that they received the messages.

Yo I messaged a few days ago regarding a double payment I made stupidly..what's the average time to hear from transaxe?

It's longer than you think it should be. I've had to sort out orders that I made while not logged in, and they always get it done. As long as you get the information to them WHILE YOU'RE LOGGED IN, they'll get back to you.

I'm guessing that you're talking about the FCA assessment.

You have to complete the assessment to buy your bitcoin from the big exchanges.

If you spend more time learning you can buy more anonymously with P2P without any assessments, hodlhodl is a good service.

However the assessments for Kraken, Coinbase and Bittylicious are more or less the same, some questions are just worded differently, you should be able to pass the assessment with the answers I wrote here:

Bittylicious
https://littlebiggy.net/link/ieg7wX

Coinbase
https://littlebiggy.net/link/T0ADLL

Download the kraken app or use Revolut which allows you to buy Bitcoin....it's relatively straightforward...we managed it and I put the collective IQ at 'modest'...good luck...when you get it set up it works well...

Yikes and double yikes....I had that problem using Kraken but they tracked it down eventually....fingers crossed...

P2P exchanges like hodlhodl or bisq but they are more complex.

Or you could just use another form of ID.

Use another exchange, if you use Coinbase use Kraken or Bittylicious, vice versa.

Bittylicious defo accepts drivers license.

I have before yes and lots of people use it here, it's just as good as any of them but it's a bit different from Kraken or Coinbase.

You give them your Bitcoin address, pay with your card or whatever and they'll send the coins to your own Bitcoin wallet, from there you can send here.

You could do that yeah but long term not really a smart idea.

To find your Bitcoin address you first need to make a wallet.

Download Cake Wallet from the App Store.

Follow this tutorial to setup and learn how to receive/send Bitcoin to/from your new wallet:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SowZV5DrQA

Then you just need to register an account on Bittylicious, you will have to prove your identity there and pass an assessment which if you scroll up to my first reply on this topic you'll find more information about.

The buying Bitcoin > buying something here process is like this:

1.
On the Bittylicous site input your Bitcoin address you get from the 'receive' tab in Cake Wallet

2.
Input the amount of Bitcoin you need (bare in mind there are small fees to send Bitcoin so always buy a little extra Bitcoin)

3.
Then obviously buy the coins with your card or a transfer

4.
After 10-60 minutes the Bitcoin will arrive in your Cake Wallet and you'll be able to see it in there (swipe down from the top of cake wallet to refresh or just close out the app and reopen)

5.
Go to the 'send' tab in Cake Wallet, click the QR code button beside the address tab and scan the QR code on your littlebiggy order page. This will autofill the address and amount so you don't need to copy it over yourself (less room for error).

Has anybody tried Vexl?
I have medium tech skills, but, I cannot renew my passport as it'll be over £200, and I don't need one at the mo, and DVLA are currently refusing to send me a new photo card as it's also expired.

i use kraken also - what's changed for you?

i just completed the FCA questionnaire - only a few questions and easily completed.