<p>Absolutely! Bitcoin can be transferred peer to peer, to anyone over the net.</p>

<p>Now, you should note that:</p>

<ul>
<li>Bitcoin is very volatile.</li>
<li>Bitcoin is very congested and slow these days, using litecoin or ethereum may be a better pick at the moment.</li>
</ul>

<p>Also too, you will need to make sure your oversea customers will accept bitcoin payments. Some countries do not have a online exchange available to cash in bitcoins, so it is very important to tell your customers if bitcoin payments are ok.</p>

<p>tl;dr - yes, you can send bitcoin payments to anyone, in any country as long as they accept it. Then, your customer can optionally choose to cash it at a online exchange available to him for fiat cash.</p>

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Callerap
<p>CASHAA (CAS) is designed to be the medium of payment for the millions of 'unbanked' in Asia &amp; Africa . you can pay in tokens and the recipient can withdraw in their local fiat currency or credit to their bank account if they have one</p>

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<p>I have a business where I have to pay customers on other countries , I want to have the ability to transfer my funds to a bank in another country with out having to pay the high bank fees for transferring funds</p>

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If I buy bit coin say in Australia , can I transfer from my bit coin to a bank account I own in Indonesia
Colin Hatcher
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can I use bit coin to pay my overseas customers
Colin Hatcher
# can I use bit coin to pay my overseas customers

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-12-14)

I have a business where I have to pay customers on other countries , I want to have the ability to transfer my funds to a bank in another country with out having to pay the high bank fees for transferring funds

**Tags:** money, money-transfer

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: If I buy bit coin say in Australia , can I transfer from my bit coin to a bank account I own in Indonesia  

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### Answer by username_1 on 2017-12-14. Score: 1

Absolutely! Bitcoin can be transferred peer to peer, to anyone over the net.

Now, you should note that:

* Bitcoin is very volatile.
* Bitcoin is very congested and slow these days, using litecoin or ethereum may be a better pick at the moment.

Also too, you will need to make sure your oversea customers will accept bitcoin payments. Some countries do not have a online exchange available to cash in bitcoins, so it is very important to tell your customers if bitcoin payments are ok.

tl;dr - yes, you can send bitcoin payments to anyone, in any country as long as they accept it. Then, your customer can optionally choose to cash it at a online exchange available to him for fiat cash.


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### Answer by username_2 on 2017-12-14. Score: 0

CASHAA (CAS) is designed to be the medium of payment for the millions of 'unbanked' in Asia & Africa . you can pay in tokens and the recipient can withdraw in their local fiat currency or credit to their bank account if they have one


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