<p>Login to Bitstamp account >> Deposit >> Bitcoin >> here is your Bitstamp deposit address. </p>

<p>To transfer bitcoins to your Multibit wallet, again Login to Bitstamp account >> Withdrawal >> Bitcoin >>  here you can enter your Multibit wallet address and bitcoin amount.  </p>

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Thank you so much!! sorry for using all caps I wasn't paying attention. I thought it was a long process using multiple websites so I was frustrated! When using money gram, do I enter Bitstamp deposit address?
willowstarr
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<p>Hi I am using multibit as my bitcoin wallet.  I will be using money gram to put money into my account.  I dont know how to buy bitcoins for myself.  </p>

<p>On multibit it says you can send coins to someone or request them but it doesn't say to yourself.  I don't want to send them to anyone else, just me.  I am using bitinstant to transfer funds into bitstamp, but where do I get the wallet address?  </p>

<p>Where do I enter the amount I want in bitcoins on bitinstant? And how do I get my funds from bitstamp into my wallet?  Which one do I use first and what is the address I type into the website I am buying items off of so they can withdraw them from my account?  </p>

<p>I really need help with buying bitcoins for myself and where I find the address and that I do when I go to the money gram?  Where is the address found?  And do I need to use bitstamp?  </p>

<p>Is there an easier way to do this because I'm finding it really hard.  If there is a quicker easier software or website or wallet to use please let me know!</p>

<p>Edit:<br>
Also, where do I enter the amount of funds I'm going to put into the moneygram on Bitstamp, do I use Bitinstant for that? What do I do when I get to the moneygram? Do I enter the address? Can someone tell me an easier process including whichever websites you all use and in what order and how you actually retrieve the money to use online?</p>

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2013-05-08T19:42:40.627Z
Hi willowstarr! Please don't use all caps in your question. It is very hard to read and is usually interpreted as someone shouting. I will change the subject line now but the rest needs to be cleaned up too!
D.H.
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Paragraphs would really help too.
David Ogren
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2013-05-08T22:21:01.120Z
Have you read the Help page for MultiBit? https://multibit.org/en/help/v0.5/help_receivingBitcoin.html
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willowstarr
# How do I get my funds from bitstamp into my wallet?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-05-08)

Hi I am using multibit as my bitcoin wallet. I will be using money gram to put money into my account. I dont know how to buy bitcoins for myself.

On multibit it says you can send coins to someone or request them but it doesn't say to yourself. I don't want to send them to anyone else, just me. I am using bitinstant to transfer funds into bitstamp, but where do I get the wallet address?

Where do I enter the amount I want in bitcoins on bitinstant? And how do I get my funds from bitstamp into my wallet? Which one do I use first and what is the address I type into the website I am buying items off of so they can withdraw them from my account?

I really need help with buying bitcoins for myself and where I find the address and that I do when I go to the money gram? Where is the address found? And do I need to use bitstamp?

Is there an easier way to do this because I'm finding it really hard. If there is a quicker easier software or website or wallet to use please let me know!

Edit:  
Also, where do I enter the amount of funds I'm going to put into the moneygram on Bitstamp, do I use Bitinstant for that? What do I do when I get to the moneygram? Do I enter the address? Can someone tell me an easier process including whichever websites you all use and in what order and how you actually retrieve the money to use online?

**Tags:** wallet, address, multibit, bitstamp

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Hi username_0! Please don't use all caps in your question. It is very hard to read and is usually interpreted as someone shouting. I will change the subject line now but the rest needs to be cleaned up too!  
> **username_2**: Paragraphs would really help too.  
> **username_3**: Have you read the Help page for MultiBit? https://multibit.org/en/help/v0.5/help_receivingBitcoin.html  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_4 on 2013-05-08. Score: 2

Login to Bitstamp account >> Deposit >> Bitcoin >> here is your Bitstamp deposit address.

To transfer bitcoins to your Multibit wallet, again Login to Bitstamp account >> Withdrawal >> Bitcoin >> here you can enter your Multibit wallet address and bitcoin amount.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thank you so much!! sorry for using all caps I wasn't paying attention. I thought it was a long process using multiple websites so I was frustrated! When using money gram, do I enter Bitstamp deposit address?  

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