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malchik

Is there a way to send BCH to a friend who does not have a wallet already setup?

I want to give some BCH to my friend to get him started in crypto. I am looking for a way I can easily just send something to him, that would provide perhaps a step by step for him to download a wallet and claim the coin that I have sent him. Does this exist? Thank you

Posted Oct 29, 2020, 6:13 PM UTC

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georgedonnellyGeorge Donnelly: Business Developer / BCH Latam / BCH Ignite•
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yourliestopshere•

https://send.bitcoin.com/

You can send bch via email!!!

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VoluntaryBits•

Gift.Bitcoin.com is a great resource for this!

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mrcrypto2•

others have mentioned gifts.bitcoin.com , i haven't used it myself.

but as an aside, for a new user it is IMHO infinitely easier to install a bitcoin.com wallet app and have you send them BCH and they can send it back.

I have been using bitcoin since 2016 and I would have to google it to figure out how to sweep a paper-wallet into a phone wallet.

Also if you give them a paper wallet, make a copy for yourself - if your friend loses interest and throws away your BCH - you could always take it back after a year or some other timeline.

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Htfr•

If your friend is on reddit (or twitter), tip a post/comment/tweet: u/chaintip

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chaintip•

u/malchik has claimed the 0.0005 BCH| ~ 0.13 USD sent by u/Htfr via chaintip.


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insanityzwolf•

Create a wallet for them and give them the passphrase to it. Electron Cash makes it easy.

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Remora_101•

I used tips.bitcoin.com which was easier than gift.bitcoin.com but unfortunately is replaced by gift.com :/

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arldyalrdy•

coinbase send by email..

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fireduck•

What I have always done is generate an address or a seed for someone. I tell them about it and store it in my secrets database.

If and when they are ready, I give them the private key or the seed. Sometimes this takes years but regardless I have it in my vault.

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