How To Buy And Sell Bitcoin On Truexgold.com

For the sake of those who haven't heard of truexgold before, I would give you a clear and solid idea of who truexgold are, what they represent and why they are the best cryptocurrency exchanger in Nigeria.

What Is TRUEXGOLD?

TruexGOLD is a subsidiary of "Truex Access Resources". An e-currency exchange company. Truexgold was established due to the quest for a reliable, safe and secure E-currency exchanger in Nigeria.

In Summary, TruexGOLD is Nigeria’s No.1 Cryptocurrency Exchanger where you can instantly buy, sell or exchange perfect money, bitcoin, payeer, advanced
cash, binary, ethereum, planetofbets and fifty other digital currencies. They maintain the best rates in their industry and about 90% of their transactions are fully automated which makes them the BEST in what they do.

How To Buy And Sell Bitcoin On TRUEXGOLD.

Buying and selling of bitcoin on truexgold is very easy and convenient. In the following steps, I will be taking you through a detailed process on how you can easily transact bitcoin using Truexgold.com.

STEP 1: VISIT TRUEXGOLD.COM.

Firstly, You will need to register/sign up on www.truexgold.com and verify your account. Nevertheless, if you have a verified account with truexgold already, all you need to do is simply login to your truexgold account.

STEP 2: ADD YOUR VALID BITCOIN ACCOUNT NUMBER.

After logging in, you will need to visit your E-Wallet which can be found when you click on your username at the top right corner on truexgold website. You will see a box where you are to select which kind of cryptocurrency you want to trade. Select BITCOIN BTC, then enter your bitcoin account number (Minimum of 15 Characters and Maximum of 34 Characters). Click on SAVE thereafter.

STEP 3: EXCHANGE.

The next thing you have to do is to click on EXCHANGE in the top menu. Now, if you want to SELL your bitcoin, you will need to select BITCOIN BTC in the SEND column and then select NAIRA NGN in the RECEIVE column. But if you want to BUY bitcoin from Truexgold, you will need to select NAIRA NGN in the SEND column and select BITCOIN BTC in the RECEIVE column. After clicking this, wait a few seconds for the next page to Load.

STEP 4: FILL IN THE SPACES APPROPRIATELY.

In the next page, you will be required to fill in a lot of detail under three Sub - Headings; SEND, RECEIVE AND PERSONAL DETAILS.
Fill each boxes appropriately starting from what you want to sell which in this case is BITCOIN and the Amount. Then NAIRA NGN under RECEIVE. You will be required to fill in some of your bank account details as well. The next Sub - Heading is PERSONAL DATA. Once you are already logged in to your TRUEXGOLD account, this section will be automatically filled. Answer the security question and click on EXCHANGE.

STEP 5: CONFIRM YOUR ENTRIES.

Here, you will need to confirm all the entries imputed by you as well as accepting all the TERMS AND CONDITIONS GIVEN. Proceed to click on CREATE ORDER.

STEP 6: PAY FOR YOUR ORDER.

This is the final step, you will have to transfer the money for the order following the instructions given. Once you have paid for the bid, click on paid just below. The next page which will load is your BID STATUS page where you will be able to watch and monitor the status of your order.

If you wish to make more enquiries on Truexgold, you can easily reach out to them through any of these platforms;

1. HOTLINE: 08183270403
2. EMAIL: hi@truexgold.com
3. SKYPE: truexgold.admin
4. WHATSAPP: 08183270403
5. WEBSITE: www.truexgold.com
6. INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/truexgold
7. TWITTER: www.twitter.com/truexgold
8. FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/truexgold
9. ADDRESS: 57 MCC-Uratta Road, Owerri, Imo state.

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