Circle issue

**Sabear** · 12-07-16, 12:33 AM

From the BTC wallet page. I click the "scan" label in the upper right corner. Then "my address "

**Seanthewinna** · 12-07-16, 12:37 AM

You must be using android, right? On my iPhone, I had to go to setting and click "my address"... which is no longer available.

**Sabear** · 12-20-16, 08:57 PM

Did you ever figure this out? I'm on iPhone and am having issues now.

**Memento** · 12-20-16, 10:43 PM

Circle no longer buys/sells bitcoin....but you can still send btc to circle using old wallet addresses and then cashing out to bank account.

**Sabear** · 12-20-16, 11:51 PM

Thanks for the info. How would I go about finding my old address for circle? I used it several times in the past.

**downsouth** · 12-21-16, 12:08 AM

Originally posted by Sabear

Thanks for the info. How would I go about finding my old address for circle? I used it several times in the past.

I dont think you can. If you account was converted to cash account you will not be able to find your old address (at least I was told you cannot)

**Memento** · 12-21-16, 01:12 AM

Originally posted by Sabear

Thanks for the info. How would I go about finding my old address for circle? I used it several times in the past.

Originally posted by downsouth

I dont think you can. If you account was converted to cash account you will not be able to find your old address (at least I was told you cannot)

If you sent it from blockchain to circle in past, simply go back and look at your transaction sent list...match up dates and amounts with circle received list to confirm address. I sent btc to circle yesterday with old address....worked fine.

**temple2010** · 12-21-16, 02:52 AM

Originally posted by Memento

If you sent it from blockchain to circle in past, simply go back and look at your transaction sent list...match up dates and amounts with circle received list to confirm address. I sent btc to circle yesterday with old address....worked fine.

yes, just did a test run and used an old address and it worked fine. now I can send it to my bank from here for free? also, I presume i have to convert to dollars, and if so will i still be able to receive bitcoin again one I change my currency to dollars?

**Memento** · 12-21-16, 10:54 AM

Originally posted by temple2010

yes, just did a test run and used an old address and it worked fine. now I can send it to my bank from here for free? also, I presume i have to convert to dollars, and if so will i still be able to receive bitcoin again one I change my currency to dollars?

Yes....you can send to bank for free. If your settings are in btc, you need to convert to dollars but you can still receive btc using old addresses. It will simply be in dollars when it hits circle.

**temple2010** · 12-21-16, 12:08 PM

Originally posted by Memento

Yes....you can send to bank for free. If your settings are in btc, you need to convert to dollars but you can still receive btc using old addresses. It will simply be in dollars when it hits circle.

thanks for the info

**Sabear** · 12-22-16, 08:59 AM

Originally posted by Memento

If you sent it from blockchain to circle in past, simply go back and look at your transaction sent list...match up dates and amounts with circle received list to confirm address. I sent btc to circle yesterday with old address....worked fine.

Thanks. This worked like a charm. I wonder for how long...

**temple2010** · 12-22-16, 09:45 AM

Taking into the consideration of bitcoin prices between both coinbase and circle and the fee coinbase charges to withdraw by ACH- which one is the less expensive option?

**Memento** · 12-22-16, 10:43 AM

Originally posted by temple2010

Taking into the consideration of bitcoin prices between both coinbase and circle and the fee coinbase charges to withdraw by ACH- which one is the less expensive option?

Circle is free to transfer to ACH and they dont seem to convert at a different rate anymore....you basically get what you send from blockchain less miner fees..at least I dont notice much difference in amounts.