for future reference how does the bitcoin process work....like how do i get its then how do i cash it into my bank
I use CoinBase. I think it's the biggest exchange out there, and U.S. based (and regulated), so I think it's pretty safe.
Select "Bitcoin" as your method when you withdraw. Ignition will ask for a bitcoin address, which you get from Coinbase. It's a different address each time you withdraw.
Ignition sends the coins and sends you an e-mail. They appear in your Coinbase account in a few minutes after Ignition processes your request.
You could keep them there, but I don't. Bitcoin's value fluctuates. So I "sell" them, meaning I put them in my checking account.
I have Bank of America, and Coinbase has a set up where I just sign in to my BoA account to send them. For other banks you may need to enter account numbers and routing numbers, or the numbers on your ATM card.
Coinbase sends the money right away, locking in the amount. But it takes a couple of days before it appears in my checking account.
Coinbase charges a small fee for this service, and the amount seems to fluctuate. My last withdrawal was $650, and I think the fee was $5, but I actually got $658 in my checking account because the value of Bitcoin increased.
There are no fees from Ignition for Bitcoin withdrawals.