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There are not that many banks out there that accepts bitcoin, when bitcoin is their direct competitor especially on international transfers. However, a lot of banks are actually looking into using blockchain technology to create an immutable database of transactions.

In my country if they find out you are buying bitcoin via bank transfer they might actually freeze the seller's account.

Not even a single bank i find out in my city and country. If bank accepts bitcoin means then we could make interest also with the bitcoin saving. This is a only disadvantage in btc then this will also rectify by that.

until now, i can not found any bank in my city accept bitcoin too and my government is not talking about bitcoin in every where, maybe they even don't know if bitcoin is exist. maybe for the next year, someone in the government and the bank will realize this and will studied about bitcoin so they can learn more about bitcoin. i think bitcoin is only know by a few people in here.

The government mostly only avowed few currency which legalized for local bank. Dollar, Euro and obviously own currency is acceptable in local bank

That largely depends on the bank

For example, one of the banks that I use allows to open accounts in a dozen of major foreign currencies as well as in precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum, and palladium (so-called unallocated bullion accounts). You can convert between the currencies right in the internet-bank, though the conversion rates are not best, mildly speaking, and other banks offer more attractive exchange rates