Bitcoin.com Customer FAQ

To cash out your Bitcoin, you can use a cryptocurrency exchange or a trading platform. You would sell your Bitcoin for your preferred currency and then withdraw the funds to your bank account. Ensure you follow the platform's instructions for transferring and cashing out your assets. Make sure to consider any fees associated with the transaction.

To cash out your Bitcoin to US dollars, you can use a cryptocurrency exchange where you can sell your Bitcoin for USD. After selling, you can withdraw the funds to your bank account. Ensure that you verify your identity and follow the exchange's guidelines for transactions.

We're sorry, but once Bitcoin transactions are confirmed, they are irreversible. It's part of Bitcoin's design to prevent duplicate transactions and fraud. Therefore, it's not possible to get back coins sent to a scammer. Unfortunately, Bitcoin.com doesn’t have control over Bitcoin transactions, so we can't assist in these types of recovery scenarios. It's crucial to be vigilant when sending Bitcoins - only send them to trusted recipients and businesses. Should you find yourself in such a situation, you can report it to your local law enforcement and regulatory authorities.

Yes, there is usually a transaction fee associated with any cryptocurrency withdrawal, including Bitcoin. The exact amount can vary depending on factors such as network congestion. These fees go to the miners who validate transactions, not Bitcoin.com. Please note that fees can fluctuate and it's recommended to check the current fee before initiating any transaction.

Your Wallet ID is automatically generated when you create an account on Bitcoin.com. You can find it by logging into your Bitcoin.com account and looking under "Wallet Preferences." Regarding which Bitcoin to choose, Bitcoin.com supports both Bitcoin (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH). BTC is the original Bitcoin with a larger user base, while BCH is a spin-off aiming for faster, cheaper transactions. The one you choose depends on your specific needs. For everyday transactions, BCH might be more suitable due to its lower fees. However, BTC might be a better choice if you're looking for an established cryptocurrency with wide acceptance.