How do I send Bitcoin with ByteVault?

Here are instructions on how to send Bitcoin using ByteVault: 1. First, open up your ByteVault app. 2. Then, select the wallet icon on the bottom of the screen. 3. Select the wallet you would like to send from (make sure the BTC has arrived in your wallet, and you can see the amount purchased). 4. Select the "send" option. 5. Put in the amount of BTC you would like to send while accommodating for the transaction fee. 6. Copy and paste the wallet address you are sending to, or use the "scan" button to scan the QR code from your photo gallery. 7. Hit "next". If you get an error on your screen saying "The sending amount exceeds the available", please lower the amount you are sending to accommodate for the fees.

How can I view my transactions?

You can view all your past transactions by logging in to your Byte Federal user home page: https://wallet.bytefederal.com/web/dashboard This page allows you to refer to all past and future transactions and comes with a whole range of other useful resources.

I need to send bitcoin to my family. How do I go about it?

First, make sure the request is not a scam trying to trick you into sending money to someone you don't know! If you're confident in the legitimacy of the request, follow these steps: 1. Download a free Bitcoin wallet from your mobile phone's App Store. Follow the setup instructions; this will generate a Bitcoin address for you, which works similarly to a "bank account number". 2. Bring cash, your phone, and a photo ID (driver's license or passport) to our ATM. Register at the ATM (usually takes 3 minutes, but it can take up to 30 minutes). Once registered, follow the on-screen instructions to purchase Bitcoin. The cash you insert will be converted into Bitcoin and sent to your phone's Bitcoin wallet. 3. Send the required amount from your mobile phone to your family. That's it!

How can I send Bitcoin from my wallet to another person account who is on another site?

First try to find an option in your wallet that says "send" or "pay" with Bitcoin. Then you simply copy and paste your friend's Bitcoin address into your wallet's sending form ("destination address") and specify the amount. Different wallets have slightly different layouts or labels but it is all quite similar in that you will need the recipients Bitcoin address and a specific amount you would like to send (similar to Paypal, Venmo or Square cash). Once you hit "send", the amount you specified will be deducted from your balance. Once the transaction confirms (settles) on the Bitcoin network, your friend will see it become available in their balance.

What is the price of bitcoin?

The price of Bitcoin follows rules of supply and demand. As Bitcoin's rate of issuance is mathematically fixed, sharp increases in demand or supply make Bitcoin's price highly volatile. As Bitcoin keeps appreciating over time, however, it becomes less volatile over time. You can find our Bitcoin price rate which we calculate in real-time when you visit our kiosks. The rate is displayed on the kiosk landing page and includes all our fees.

Do you support/offer other coins besides Bitcoin?

Yes! We support a wide range of cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin Lightning and Ethereum. Our offerings are continually expanding, so please check back regularly for the most updated list both here and at our kiosks. Full list of cryptocurrencies we offer (as of 2/7/2025): - Bitcoin (BTC) - Bitcoin Lightning (SATS) - Ethereum (ETH) - Bitcoin Cash (BCH) - Litecoin (LTC) - Dogecoin (DOGE) - Shiba Inu (SHIB) - DAI (DAI)¹ - Tether (USDT)¹ - USDC (USDC)¹

My last transaction is not showing up in my wallet?

Sometimes it might take up to 20-30 minutes before the transaction is dispatched. In addition, the Bitcoin blockchain, which is a global settlement network can get congested periodically. Remember: Bitcoin replaces an entire central banking system and realizes a final settlement of all transactions permanently. This coordination on the blockchain takes a bit of time. We recommend to keep checking the blockchain explorer link that we send out in our receipts per email or SMS. You will see your transaction pending - many wallets will only display fully confirmed transactions, not pending ones.

What is a good wallet to use?

We highly recommend ByteVault. Store, send, and receive crypto safely and easily. Manage your ByteFederal account and find the nearest Bitcoin ATM location with ease. ByteVault, from the makers of Byte Federal cryptocurrency ATMs, is the best mobile wallet for storing your digital assets. As a non-custodial wallet, ByteVault ensures that you own your keys and your crypto, aligning with the principles of decentralized finance. Create as many wallets as you like to store BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE, and even MARS, the future currency of the planet Mars. ByteVault supports the Lightning Network for faster transactions. Backup and recovery are quick and easy with your unique 12-word seed phrase, the industry standard for security. ByteVault is intuitive and user-friendly, making it simple for anyone to send and receive crypto assets. For advanced users, there are features like setting custom fees for transactions to control confirmation speed, and the option to paste in and broadcast raw transactions. Whenever you need to top up your crypto balances with cash, use the responsive interactive map built into ByteVault to find the nearest Byte Federal ATM. Stay updated with the latest crypto news. You can also manage your Byte Federal account directly from the wallet app, including viewing your purchase history and using the revolutionary fast ATM login feature. Just flash your app's login QR code at any of Byte Federal's hundreds of crypto ATMs to log in—no need to enter your phone number or wait for a confirmation text message.

Can I send money to another person or company using this kiosk?

No! The kiosks are only used like vending machines to purchase Bitcoin for your own wallet. Sending Bitcoin to a third party violates our terms and conditions and will lead to deactivation of your account. All Bitcoin transactions are final! Make sure to protect your money and don't send Bitcoin to anyone you met online or over the phone.

How long does it take to register?

The process is straightforward and will take only a few minutes. At our kiosk follow the on-screen instructions. Make sure to bring your driver's license or passport or some form of government issued picture ID. If there is any additional information required, our staff will reach out to you via text or email. We welcome your feedback and always try to further optimize the onboarding process - to make it as easy as possible to purchase Bitcoin!

I have technical issues with a kiosk, what should I do?

If you have problems with a particular kiosk, please reach out to us via live chat or call our support hotline. Make sure to let us know which kiosk you are at (address or serial number of the machine on the top right). Our IT staff will respond promptly and resolve any issues you might encounter.

What are my cash limits?

The first transaction limit is $300. After successful registration, the limit increases to $29,500 per day. We pride ourselves in keeping our network up and running 99.9% of the time.

What are your fees? What do they include?

Our fees are competitively priced and depending on region and Bitcoin rate source. Our kiosks display their Bitcoin rates prominently and include all our fees. The fee rate contains the cost for cash handling, volatility fluctuations, banking and federal regulations, hardware and software costs.

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satoshin • Jul 9, 2024, 10:09 am EDT

RNC Embraces Pro-Bitcoin Stance in 2024 Party Platform

In a significant move, the Republican National Committee (RNC) has endorsed a pro-crypto, pro-Bitcoin stance in its draft of the 2024 party platform. Titled “America First: A Return to Common Sense,” the document was approved by an RNC panel and is set to face a final vote on Tuesday. The draft includes a dedicated section on digital assets and Bitcoin, emphasizing the party’s support for the growing digital asset sector. Chapter three of the platform, “Build the Greatest Economy in History,” outlines the RNC’s commitment to defending the right to mine bitcoin and ensuring every American can self-custody their digital

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arusso • Jun 27, 2024, 12:48 pm EDT

Louisiana Passes Landmark Bill to Protect Bitcoin Rights and Ban CBDCs

In a groundbreaking move, Louisiana has become the fourth state to pass a law defending Bitcoin rights, joining the ranks of Oklahoma, Montana, and Arkansas. The Satoshi Action Fund successfully championed House Bill 488, which Governor Jeff Landry signed into law following bipartisan approval from both the House and Senate. This landmark legislation, led by Representative Mark Wright and supported by Senator Jean-Paul Coussan, is designed to ensure continued access to Bitcoin while placing restrictions on Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). Key Features of HB 488 The new law enshrines several critical protections for Bitcoin holders and miners, signaling Louisiana’s

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carlp • Jun 22, 2024, 12:36 am EDT

Winklevoss Twins Donate Over $2 Million in Bitcoin to Trump: A Stand Against the Biden Administration’s Crypto Policies

In a significant show of support for former President Donald Trump, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have donated 30.94 Bitcoin, valued at over $2 million, to his campaign. The Winklevoss twins, renowned for their early investment in Bitcoin and the founding of the Gemini cryptocurrency exchange, made the announcement on X, expressing their discontent with the Biden Administration’s aggressive and hostile approach to bitcoin and cryptocurrency regulation. A Unified Front for Crypto Advocacy The Winklevoss twins are not alone in their support for Trump. Their donation is part of a broader trend among prominent figures in the cryptocurrency community, including Bitcoin

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arusso • May 24, 2024, 1:26 pm EDT

U.S. House Passes Bill to Ban Federal Reserve from Issuing CBDC

In a party line vote, the U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill aimed at preventing the Federal Reserve from developing a central bank digital currency (CBDC). The legislation, known as the CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act, was introduced by Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minn.) and has sparked significant debate along party lines. Republicans, led by Emmer, argue that a U.S. CBDC could pave the way for government overreach and surveillance. Emmer has expressed fears that a digital dollar would allow the federal government to monitor Americans’ transactions closely, potentially stifling politically unpopular activities. The perspective aligns with that of

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carlp • May 23, 2024, 11:35 am EDT

Trump Campaign to Accept Cryptocurrency Donations

Donald Trump has become the first major party candidate to accept cryptocurrency donations for his 2024 presidential campaign. While other candidates like RFK Jr. and Vivek Ramaswamy have embraced crypto, Trump is the first major party candidate to do so, marking a significant shift in the political landscape. Crypto Becomes a Hot Topic in the 2024 Presidential Race Bitcoin and cryptocurrency have emerged as pivotal issues in the 2024 U.S. Presidential race. The current administration has taken a stringent stance against the industry, with efforts to label crypto users as criminals. Leading Democratic Senators, such as Elizabeth Warren, have openly

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johnd • May 20, 2024, 10:32 am EDT

Oklahoma Becomes First U.S. State to Legally Protect the Right to Self-Custody Bitcoin

Oklahoma has made history by becoming the first U.S. state to legally protect its residents’ right to self-custody Bitcoin. Governor Kevin Stitt recently signed HB 3594 into law, marking a significant milestone for cryptocurrency users in the state. This new legislation empowers Oklahoma citizens to control their digital assets without state interference, reflecting a forward-thinking approach to Bitcoin and digital finance. Key Features of the Legislation The new law, effective November 1, ensures that residents of Oklahoma have the autonomy to hold, control, and use their digital assets freely. Here are the notable implementations: Widespread Legislative Support The bill, backed

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satoshin • May 14, 2024, 8:27 am EDT

The Bipartisan Effort to Safeguard Bitcoin Innovators from Biden Overreach

Bipartisan Senators Challenge DOJ’s New and Aggressive Interpretation of Bitcoin Regulations U.S. Senators Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) and Ron Wyden (D-OR) have expressed significant concerns to Attorney General Merrick Garland regarding the Justice Department’s reinterpretation of money transmission laws as they pertain to digital assets. A letter issued last week detailed critique of the DOJ’s recent policy shift, arguing that the new interpretation is not only a deviation from established definitions by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) but also a significant threat to the digital economy’s entrepreneurial spirit. Senator Lummis emphasized the necessity of protecting the ability for Americans to

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arusso • May 9, 2024, 12:17 pm EDT

U.S. Politics Heat Up: Implications for Bitcoin and Crypto as 2024 Election Approaches

As the 2024 U.S. presidential election looms, the stakes are particularly high for the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency communities. The political arena is already witnessing significant developments that could shape the future of digital assets in the country. Biden Administration’s Stance on Crypto Legislation The Biden administration has continually expressed a hostile approach towards cryptocurrencies. President Joe Biden indicated he would veto any legislation allowing highly regulated financial firms to custody Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. This stance came into sharper focus following a resolution passed by the U.S. House of Representatives. The resolution aimed to reject the Securities and Exchange Commission

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johnd • Apr 18, 2024, 12:24 pm EDT

House Passes FISA 702 Renewal & Looks to Expand Surveillance Powers

Instead of letting the Patriot Act expire, the way it was always intended to, it’s being expanded. The US House of Representatives has passed the renewal of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), embedded within the Reauthorization of the Intelligence Surveillance Act (RISAA). The bill, passed last Friday, contains what could be the most substantial expansion of domestic surveillance since the Patriot Act, according to critics like Senator Ron Wyden, who described the expanded powers as “terrifying.” Under the existing framework, electronic communications service providers such as Verizon and Google are compelled to assist the NSA in

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satoshin • Apr 8, 2024, 10:50 am EDT

Louisiana State Legislature Unanimously Approves Bitcoin Rights Bill

Louisiana has officially become the 11th state to adopt groundbreaking legislation that significantly bolsters the rights of Bitcoin users, marking a notable trend in state-level pro-Bitcoin legislation. The bill, unanimously passed with a 103-0 vote in the State House of Representatives, was sponsored by Louisiana State Representative Mark Wright. Dennis Porter, CEO of the Satoshi Action Fund, lauded the bill as a testament to Bitcoin’s rising importance. “This landmark bill led by Mark Wright is indicative of the growing recognition of Bitcoin’s significance in today’s digital economy,” Porter noted. Central to this legislation is the guaranteed freedom for individuals to

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