<p>The best way to transfer between exchanges without fees is bitcoin.</p>

<p>Coupons (like mtgoxusd) used to be very nice, but now it seems fees are often charged in addition to some of the coupons becoming unreliable.</p>

<p>An arrangement in #bitcoin-otc may work well at a low fee, but -otc isn't often quick.</p>

<p>In consideration of these two facts, I've come to the conclusion that it's typically quick and cheap enough to convert to BTC and transfer that.</p>

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@Muis - Did you find answer to the above question. If so tell me
Jsd
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2012-07-20T10:54:52.510Z
The problem is that I need the send money from Exchange A (where I sell high-priced bitcoins) to Exchange B (where I buy the low-priced bitcoins). If I would transfer it using your method, there is no profit to be made.
Maestro
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smickles
<p>What is the best way to transfer money between exchanges without fees? I think the most obvious option is to buy a redeemable coupon at one exchange, and redeem at another. But are there any exchanges who don't ask fees for this?</p>

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2012-07-19T22:29:00.877Z
BitFloor used to, but they stopped after it became hard and/or slow to withdraw USDs from Mt. Gox.
Stephen Gornick
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Transfer between exchanges without fees
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# Transfer between exchanges without fees

(Asked by: username_0 on 2012-07-19)

What is the best way to transfer money between exchanges without fees? I think the most obvious option is to buy a redeemable coupon at one exchange, and redeem at another. But are there any exchanges who don't ask fees for this?

**Tags:** exchanges, trading, exchange-fees, arbitrage

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: BitFloor used to, but they stopped after it became hard and/or slow to withdraw USDs from Mt. Gox.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2012-07-20. Score: 2

The best way to transfer between exchanges without fees is bitcoin.

Coupons (like mtgoxusd) used to be very nice, but now it seems fees are often charged in addition to some of the coupons becoming unreliable.

An arrangement in #bitcoin-otc may work well at a low fee, but -otc isn't often quick.

In consideration of these two facts, I've come to the conclusion that it's typically quick and cheap enough to convert to BTC and transfer that.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: The problem is that I need the send money from Exchange A (where I sell high-priced bitcoins) to Exchange B (where I buy the low-priced bitcoins). If I would transfer it using your method, there is no profit to be made.  
> **username_3**: @Muis - Did you find answer to the above question. If so tell me  

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