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Hi,
how to buy btc or eth via my credit card, look for an app or website. Would prefer not to loss time with KYC (exchange).
Thanks

Buying crypto with credit card on any centralized exchange usually requires KYC verification. I don't know if there are any DEX that allows that. You could also try buying P2P from people you know or anyone from the forum. Just get a reputable escrow if planning to buy here.

Can I ask you a question first?
How much amount did you want to buy Bitcoin and Eth?  If that is a large amount, I suggest you have KYC because it's risky to deal with P2P services if that is a large amount.  Find a better and reputable centralized exchange platform (Binance.com) where you can trust and link with your credit card.

But if that is a small amount, you might use these decentralized and P2P exchanges.

• Bisq (https://bisq.network/)
• Hold hold (https://hodlhodl.com/)
• Local crypto (https://localcryptos.com/)
• Paxful  (https://paxful.com/) -- not sure with this

Or here in the forum if you want but first, find a better escrow first before dealing with some else.
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You can directly buy/sell bitcoin using your credit card in many exchanges. I suggest Binance as the most trusted exchange in the actual market, check this link : https://www.binance.com/en/buy-Bitcoin

Note that joining Binance exchange requires a long-process identity verification with KYC (Know Your Custmer) policy. This policy is somehow required in the majority of centralized exchanges you may ever encounter.

However, there are still few other options if you wnt to anonymously buy/sell cryptocurrencies whatever your location. Search for 'decentralized exchanges without KYC' in google or use this topic to find the platform suitble for your needs : Instant exchanges (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5218464.0)

Also , Any exchange from the list in the above comment may fit your needs .

P2P is the only option to buy BTC and other cryptos with a credit card without KYC.

But I don't think banks would allow you to buy bitcoin with a credit card because most of the bank issuers wouldn't allow it unless if you are buying things and gadgets on the local market like mobile phones or car.

However, Binance supports it but it needs KYC before you can able to deposit and buy a Crypto that you like.


Most of these list doesn't support credit card or no one offers credit card except on paxful but I don't trust paxful they already have a bad reputation and most of their sellers are a scammer.

Look for an alternative payment method like Bank transfer, you can use a platform like Localcryptos. Otherwise, you might have to use a KYC centralized exchange for credit card purchases.

Localcryptos does have offers for PayPal. You could link your credit card or bank account to your PayPal and make a trade, but the offers are ridiculously high. Who buys bitcoin at 30 to 50% above market price?

KYC is mandatory on Paxful.

Is there even a legitimate no-KYC platform that accepts credit card payments? I totally doubt it. Online credit card thieves would have a field day if such service was available.

Thanks for all your replies, i was wondering about bank account likre revolut that allows buy and sell btc. I mean this is a place where you can buy and withdraw € easily in a same spot...

Do not confuse Revolut as a bank, is not, they just offer debit cards, aside from that, of course, they might the place you're looking at for buying/selling your cryptocurrency.

Since you hate KYC, make sure you read their terms and conditions (https://www.revolut.com/en-US/legal/website-terms-and-conditions) or else you might end up getting caught off guard like some people complaining in this thread
(REVOLUT - SCAM - STAY AWAY - THEY WANT TO STEAL YOUR MONEY AND DOCUMENTS! (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2703191)) Read through

I don't know of a centralized and custodial service where you can buy and sell Bitcoins minus them requiring you to undergo KYC.

Why did you hate KYC so much? It's only going to take few minutes of your time and you will easily purchase coins using your credit cards, for example using CC to buy BTC on binance works very well compare to others, KYC is mandatory for all centralised exchanges now, it's for the greater good honestly

Not all third party always required KYC, you can simply buy BTC, ETH and any other altcoins with your credit card with a Trust wallet without undergoing any kyc or registration.
Some exchange like Kucoin also offer that service also.

Thank you, there are no Crypto 'exchanges' that don't use KYC, all use kyc, even if you want to buy via credit card, ATM Gold, ATM Platinum, Silver Visa, and so on.

I tried to check the topic you created from the first one to this one.
All of your questions are problematic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;threads;u=1018303;sa=showPosts, do you live in trouble every day especially in crypto and exchange.

For that, I hope you can make an online application, which can buy crypto without kyc, maybe I also want to use that.

OP,. please be careful with Google search on related to this because I tried to search buying bitcoin with credit card and no KYC platform but all of them looks fishy and probably scam exchanges so never give a try at on such platforms. Even p2p platforms with such payment modes made KYC as mandatory for registration so you can go to reputed but with KYC or bank transfer on HodlHold or bisq like platforms.

Some of us here are privacy conscious. And yes, there are good aspects of it like to prevent identity theft(to some extent), but there are negative aspects as well. An exchange's user database can be breached, and suddenly all your personal information including your home address and phone numbers are publicly leaked. Potentially making you a huge target for $5 wrench attacks and such.

You can visit this site: https://changelly.com/buy , I used it several times exchanging btc to other crypto and I think its legit also for buying eth and btc since they are offering via credit cards, you will be redirected to a third party website to process your transactions. If I'm not mistaken they started 2015 and until now they are offering this services thats why I think its trusted but I still suggests, DYOR. 

OP prefers to not have KYC, and Changelly is one of those platforms that doesn't require KYC initially, but can just out of nowhere demand KYC. This is an easy NO.

https://changelly.com/aml-kyc