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hi,
is someone accept credit card as payment option for trading, I will like to buy bitcoin

Check Binance, recently they have added the card payment option. But wait for some more posts from others to get assured about it or for a better option.

I personally haven't tried purchasing or buying bitcoin through a credit card but as per research, I have found out that there are plenty of ways to do it.
I hope this link would help.

https://99bitcoins.com/buy-bitcoin/how-to-buy-bitcoin-with-a-credit-card/

Are you looking for P2P exchange or someone here on the forum to deal buying bitcoin and credit card as payment?

Why not buy bitcoin directly to Coinbase? they are accepting credit card as payment method.

Or you can directly go to cex.io or eToro they are both accepting debit/credit card.


Not now because binance is temporary locked both deposit and withdrawal due to the security breach check this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5140478.0

You will usually pay a lot more using credit card. And there is a possibility that your credit card operator cancel your card. But if it is your only option, you could use coingate. Binance could accept too, but I have never tried

after reading this I thought this will also not the good payment method for trading but I don't use this method before but possibly this will helpful for me to take the profit using my credit card and pay the payment to the bank after getting some profit.

Well, I don't know whether there is Remitano exchange in your country which I strongly believe that you can buy Bitcoin and any other crypto currency from the exchange with no stress. And at the same time, you can buy Bitcoin and other altcoins through Binance exchange if am not mistaking.

basically I use normal banking method for trading so I don't use this type of method in this field to trade myself but it will be also like one of the good way of trading and hope it will definitely possible in future.

The cryptocurrency payment to be paid by me using the normal method but credit card also been useful in this state because in sometimes we don't have money in our hands using this method will definitely helpful.

I am not quiete sure, but I have a U.S. citizen friend who lives in our country who buys bitcoin using credit card in coinbase. Just try to check it out, and try to find a review first before transacting with your credit card, as you know it is risky to use credit card carelessly especially in crypto. Good luck.

It is true it is not safe to use your card online so choose carefully on where you would use it.
But as for me I think coinbase (https://coinbase.com) is a great wallet one of the oldest and trusted web wallet.
You could read more about coinbase payment method on this link (https://support.coinbase.com/customer/en/portal/articles/1148716-payment-methods-for-us-customers).
But OP why don't you just do a bank transfer ?
If I am not mistaken almost all of the exchange platform accept it.

we don't know the country that person, credit card buying is possible on Binance and it is safe for accepting countries. Because many countries are still avoiding the cryptocurrecy so some country banks are monitor our credit card and lock the upcoming trading. So better you can ask your neighbors or friends it will help to your current status of credit card acceptance.

Afaik its not possible to deposit your profits in fiat TO your credit card. All exchanges that I am aware of require a bank account for fiat deposits.

Not the best option op. You would probably face problems by using you credit card here which is why I recommend purchasing BTC directly through your bank account on LocalBitcoins through a trusted trader. In this manner, the extra fees will be minimal and you won't face any issues in the future.

What about using credit card to buy bitcoin in neteller? Worth it compare to coinbase and cex?

Did you try to buy bitcoin using localbitcoin?
I guess you can do that easily, but you need to find recommended sellers, so you don't have to worry with a scam.
Or maybe you can find someone from your city and make a deal with him so you can meet each other to make a transaction.

Cex.io is one exchange that I bought bitcoin when it was in its lowest around $3k and it went through. I have paid it already so now it looks like I will almost doubled my investments when the price will hit $6400-$6500. Not the best option though, but if you're willing to take the risk then why not.

There are platforms like localbitcoins where you can buy, but there is a way that through the credit card you can transfer it to your normal account and you can make deposit or transfer without compromising your credit card, that is, you can make direct credit advances to your bank account that you use.

This is very good for you to avoid paying large tax on your credit card, also if you pay bitcoin with a credit card is a way that banks have your data more easily that you use cryptocurrencies and if you are not aware of their taxes or you forget some regulations that already have some countries, you can get into a serious problem.

The credit card methods to buy bitcoin, I think it would be the last resort, because obviously they will have access to all your information, because when you get your account statement that you bought bitcoin or any type of crypto, you will put it on a tray Silver to banks and governments the way they can get you in trouble, even in some countries you can go to jail.

Now Binance also provide the opportunity to use your credit card in order to buy crypto currency that is the Bitcoin, Ethereum and few more. So the answer is yes, we can use credit card to purchase crypto coins on exchanges which accept this way. Normally users choose the simple method that is the bank method to purchase the crypto coins and trade but let me tell you that many exchanges accept credit card purchases including Binance.

buying btc with a credit card on Binanace is possible and very easy even from the application but you must be vrificato on Binance so you have inserted the identity documents and the selfie

Today, a lot of resources provide an opportunity to buy Bitcoin using credit cards and it is not necessary to provide KYC.  There are certain exchanges where you fill out an application with a minimum of data, where you are given all the details for the transfer of money.  After that, bitcoin enters your wallet.

Yes that is possible. Even different banks across North America have started providing the transaction of Bitcoin and other coins as well. These days it is very easy to buy Bitcoin using your credit cards unlike the past when banks would not provide the service. The only way was to buy it via P2P transactions or by direct purchase from bank.

Yes, Binance has this function on their platform, but they are using third party application, and you know that transactions through third party is usually quite very expensive, and you have to consider all these before you think of using credit card, someone who is planning to trade with very little capital will end up not being able to trade again by the time he pays all these fees in cryptocurrency.

I think it is better one gets coins through local exchange and deposit directly into the bank, or make transfers like I do in my country than to use credit card to make purchases. For the KYC, I think everyone is already getting so use to that and if purchasing on Binance with credit card will favor anyone, I think they would not so much care about the KYC part of it.

lots of exchangers that provide a deposit with a credit card, usually an exchanger that has a FIAT pair, try binance if you want, I've never tried it, but maybe there is, because a large binary exchanger,
but keep in mind, usually for creditcard deposits that require KYC, I let this know so that you are not surprised about KYC requirements if you use a credit card.

I heard about this one and you can really now use your credit card to buy bitcoin all you have to do is to look for that exchange and make sure that your details is safe. Remember that if you provide your card details, they can still use it to scam you. More exchanges will also adopt this kind of technology, but for now I'm still using fiat money and never tried to use my card.

Most of the time KYC for buying BTC with a credit card isn't too bad, I recall Coinmama's verification requires that you upload a high-quality picture of a national ID and a selfie with the applicable ID and that gives you a limit ceiling of $15,000 once you pass KYC. Fees also aren't ideal when buying BTC or any crypto with a credit card, but the option is always there and there are plenty of sites allowing you to do so.

You can try CoinSwitch.co for buy bitcoin with credit card (https://coinswitch.co/coins/bitcoin/buy-bitcoin-worldwide). They charge too less in comparison to other exchanges also you can buy instantly there.

I do not understand why people do not get the simple fact that "do not invest money you can't afford to lose". This market is a dangerous one and the fact is that if you do not have enough money to buy bitcoin directly and you have to use credit card to buy it that means you can't afford to lose it as well, if the price goes down you will end up with a debt you have to pay to the bank for your credit card while having less money in bitcoin because price went down. You should only buy bitcoin with the excess money you have in order to make sure you do not lose money that would affect your life.

Don't keep increasing your debts in the process of making money.

You will never become a rich person by doing this.

Save your money and then invest.

There are special sites, which give the addresses of those exchanges that take credits cards to sell people Bitcoin. Their number is large now, and the reason for it is evident: when you buy crypto with your card, you have to pay huge commission, and it is profitable for these exchanges not for you.
Do not you think that it is better to find other simpler and cheaper ways to get cryptocurrency?  :-\

  This is good advice and you can make money by many ways two among which are very famous these days. Invest in Bitcoin when you think the market is offering the best opportunity. Get yourself into the startup industry. These two businesses are the kind of businesses that can make you a millionaire like Sam Altman of Y Combinator at the age of 25.

Lol… are you asking whether someone is accepting credit card as payment for Bitcoin or you're asking about exchanges??

There are lots of exchanges that would accept credit card as payment for Bitcoin, but don't go for individuals! Cause anyone that comes to you as an individual and ask that you make use of credit card is just a scammer. And also I wouldn't even recommend that you make use of credit card in buying Bitcoin cause that's going to be a huge risk, giving out your card details online. There are other safe means that you can use to buy Bitcoin, just like PayPal and there are also lots of exchanges that are accepting it as payment, like Paxful.

You can try some of the exchange that accepting credit card like Binance, Coinmama, Coinbase,
Localbitcoins, Cex.io, Kraken, and 24option, also City index. These are the exchange platform who
are accepting payment using credit card.

The opponent doesn't ask about the safest option, looks like he needs the cheapest way of buying BTC online. The total required time will be less than 30 minutes and it will in the wallet in 10-30 min. Of course, using the personal finance cards on the third-generation sites will open the gates for unwelcomed situations but the crypto ecosystem has enough trustable sources for buying Bitcoin. By the way, Paypal and other online Quasi Cash usages can take huge commissions per single transaction AFAIK.


Except for Cex.io and Localbitcoins, the mentioned exchanges use Simplex which charges 3.5% per transaction.

Maybe I inadequately understand my difficulties, but nevertheless I use credit cards very well and successfully, although I always get good profits thanks to cryptocurrency.  I can integrate all these opportunities for my own benefit and do not separate the cryptocurrency market from the banking system.

You can check Paypal's service, they are currently supporting buying and selling Bitcoin at a very reasonable price. It's quite safe and deals in a few seconds, I've tried and appreciated the service.

I think you can do that at cex.io

Yes, you can buy bitcoins with a credit card:

https://www.coinbase.com - but not all countries are supported
https://www.binance.com and https://bitcoinin.org - support more countries

You can also buy bitcoins at https://localbitcoins.com

Depending from the country you are from, you can give a try to check out our services  :)

No, I have never thought about this because the fee is very high. Currently, those who regularly trade cryptocurrencies do not use intermediary platforms such as visas, mastercards to trade, they will trade on the black market and have a cheaper price. security is of course at stake, but when you deal with the administrators of large groups, you won't suffer.

agree to the point mastercard or Visa i don't interested share hole card information anywhere but some of have trusted site people trust easily buy bitcoin and used or hold, it is true buy possible black market cheapest rate, i thing every country have buy sell bitcoin locally out off bank.

Technically, credit card should not be use to pay bills because your paying a credit from another credit instrument like credit card. Its somehow confusing but the fact is that you have no capital or fund to acquire something to make profit like buying bitcoin. Or back in the case of paying bills, they do not allow it because you are trying to have dual jeopardy. Although you might be thinking that you're just using it to have opportunity to invest into something getting the fund ahead from the credit card and paying it later. I guess the best way if you have credit card is you just apply for a cashback promo. Then use the cash to buy bitcoin.

I don't know anyone who is using the black market to buy Bitcoin. I think what you are referring to is the peer to peer OTC market, which has been gaining a whole lot of popularity in the last couple of years.

There is so much more liquidity in the OTC market that whales no longer have to lose a percentage by market selling due to slippage, and payment options can vary as transactions could be settled in cash or digitally.

You must try binance. I thought you can but it through credit card. But make sure you know the right procedure because all we know that there are lot of process if you have any problem in your credit card transaction upon purchasing and processing. For it is better to buy direct yung fiat money because there are so many loading facilities.

Trading with credit cards really makes me insecure. because they will hold all my transaction information and I really feel insecure. I also often buy bitcoins but I usually buy from some traders and they sell me at a much cheaper price than buying with a credit card. saving both money and your identity at the same time.

I will not use a credit card to buy bitcoin because I cannot imagine how if the bad thing happens after I finish the transaction. I suggest you search your local seller in your city so you can use transfer by ATM machine to buy bitcoin. You can feel safe if you know the seller because you don't have to worry if that seller will scam you. I never tried to use a credit card to buy crypto because I know the risk if another party steals the credit card data.

what do you mean ? are you conscious about your privacy or what if someone will trace and stalk you ? or you are just afraid of being scammed and hack  ? well you can still transact on a reputed and more trusted sites . there are alot of them because btc is not new anymore  . legit sites wont do any malicious thing to you or on your credit card  , just be brave and put your trust on them and everything will be fine   . trust me  many people do this before and up to this date but they are still okay  .

I think that if we make transactions and buy bitcoin at reputable exchanges, the data theft is impossible because these exchanges always enhance the safety of customers as a common slogan of them but another risk that I feel more clearly is the observation from the government when the credit card system is under their control. So as you say, we should look for sellers in our area, lots of reputable groups and websites are providing us with these services, just register and click.

I think credit card transactions would be bad for traders. because this is a decentralized market and if you trade through crypto and the bank finds that you make a lot of money then the tax authorities will probably make it difficult for you and you have to pay higher taxes.
Besides, transactions between credit cards like Visa or Mastercard cost more and it can be up to 3%. so you should go to the black market deals for better prices and faster transactions.

If you want to buy Bitcoin with your credit card I will advise you to make use of a trusted exchanger and not just any random exchanger or person you see, unless you want to be taking risks. If your credit card should fall into the wrong hands you're going to be facing a huge problem.

You can make use of old and trusted cryptocurrency exchanges like Coinbase and Binance, Luno, or even Blockchain. If you're making use of Blockchain wallet (if you don't have one you can download it from Play Store or App Store) click on the toggle at the top left hand side on your wallet or just swipe right and you will see an option to buy and sell. Blockchain partners with Coinify and you can buy and sell Bitcoin or any of the accepted cryptos using your credit card or bank account.

Yes! Ive seen a lot of exchanges that offers to trade your credit card money to bitcoin, but I dont want to use credit card, it has a limit and also an interest every month. If you have a money invest it do not use credit card. I think in order for you to register your cc to the exchanges you need a fully verified account.

Depends from the exchange, for us (Linkkoin) card verification is an element of verification procedure as well.
Moreover, we ask our customers to cover CCV code on the back and part of the card number itself. As well it is often spoken about credit cards in general - but in fact, debit cards work exactly the same as credit cards when speaking of using them online.

Hi! There are a lot of marketplaces and exchanges that will accept credit card payments. Firstly, you need to think about how much Bitcoin you want to buy, and what kind of trader you'll be. Are you going to HODl (hold on for dear life)? Always remember to do as much of your own research as possible - into different coins and trading styles. I would say that for a first time trader, buying off of a marketplace like  Vertex (https://vertex.market).market is ideal. There's no KYC (know your customer) process, and you can buy offerings from other traders with much more payment options than on traditional exchanges. Best of luck! Hope this helped.

Depending on which country you are living the fees structure will be there. I think buying with credit card will be costly for you as their fees and conversion rates will be higher than usual. If there is a P2P exchange then its best to buy bitcoin from it.

I've heard if binance and some other exchanges accept Bitcoin purchases using a credit card.  right now I think maybe you can check there and make a bitcoin purchase according to the amount you want

Fee is totally affordable for retail investors. Considering it is one time thing and not a way to be moving money regularly.. Both Binance and Poloniex worked fine for me but make sure to check out both listed fee% and actual spread that is being taken into account :D Most of places like hitbtc just use simplex and add their own fee on top

Yes, we dont know what will happen in our next trade, whether we lose or we win we doesnt know. We need to not use it, because we all know that credit card interest is increasing once we cannot pay our debt. We should use other source but not this once, I highly dont recommend this one.

Today, there are a lot of opportunities to buy Bitcoin using your bank card, since even many new projects are developing cryptocurrency exchanges, with the possibility of linking a bank account.  But I use old and already proven methods, where there is a real intermediary and surety, where there is confidence that the nurse will pass without any fraud.  I use the very famous Bestchange resource, which provides reputable exchangers for exchanging various cryptocurrencies for any currency.

You can buy Bitcoin with credit or debit card on BuyCoinNow (https://buycoinnow.com/). Their fees are quite okay, it's not a cryptocurrency exchange but the online cantor. Registration is needed there.

If you can buy crypto - it is always exchange/market. Depending from exchange, you might have your own wallet address assigned to you only, or shared with some other users. On some exchanges as well you may be allowed to receive crypto transfers from other wallets (just like on a typical wallet), while on other exchanges you can just buy Bitcoin online and send it to another wallet.
 

It is not actually about the safety itself but the fact, that with some cryptocurrencies in such cases there is needed an additional transaction ID to identify your funds.

If a person sending you crypto will not add it, either someone else sharing that wallet might get this crypto (instead of you), or it will be unallocated and you will need to contact support to get your crypto back, what in worst scenario can last for whole weeks.

Safety is more related to the website itself, hackers are hunting for all the types of wallets, especially online ones...

This is why we as a crypto exchange always tell all of our customers - once you buy crypto with us, make use of it as soon as possible after purchase (like sending to your own cold/hardware wallet), not to store it anywhere online for longer than necessary.
As well this is the reason why exchanges themselves do not store most of their funds online but in safe offline wallets or use advanced safety systems to avoid losing their customer and own funds.

Everyone learnt their lesson from 2014 Mt Gox hack.

Is it really a matter of large volumes of bitcoin, then of course, hackers will hunt for the owner of this wallet and use any opportunities to gain access to funds.  But in other situations, when buying small volumes of Bitcoin, as well as other cryptocurrencies using my credit card, when using certain exchange resources, I don’t see much danger if the user protects his online wallet well.  The main thing is that this wallet should be, for example, on the blockchain info, and not in the account of some exchange.

When using mainstream exchanges like Coinbase you can be rest assured your funds are safe. However, they do have some restrictions and KYC sometimes takes ages. Even with a verified account they will hold your funds for 30 days and your value will drop most likely. whoever suggests coinbase isn't experienced. Thus, i think the easiest and safest way is just to use Binance, which takes Visa and Mastercard, and only 10–30 minutes to get your BTC once purchased.

But besides Coinbase there are other options.
Wirex is also offering to buy Bitcoin with credit card. Yes, they also require KYC but it doesn't take that long and it's safe and convenient. Of course, buying Bitcoin with credit card is more expensive than some other methods but crediting and convenience hss its price you need to pay.

What basically differs an exchange to an e-wallet when buying bitcoin is that exchange offers you another pair on your bitcoin after buying it and that enters the trading while e-wallet just stores the value of your bitcoin when you buy it but some wallet offers another method to spend your bitcoin. Thr market is very volatile but I assume conversion rate on e-wallet is much higher than the exchanges.

Coinmama and Coinbase are the most popular exchange that allow you to purchase Bitcoin with credit card. However my favourite exchange is Remitano (available in VietNam and more) because it is very fast and secured.

I tried buying BTC with card, but the complication was too much.

Guys, I think it is pointless to continue this discussion since OP has left the thread (also the forum) few hours after he created this thread. Please don't bump this thread anymore to give more visibility to other active threads.

Unless you are a spammer, then go ahead and you'll pay for it.

Hi. we can buy bitcoin or any other cryptocurrencies on binance using our credit cards, but you need to be verified first.
And it's not just binance, almost all of the applications and OTC exchanges do the authorization procedures (in order to prevent money laundering and dirty money).

There are also some countries such as Iran, which you cannot use PayPal, Western Union or MoneyGram (because of sanctions). In these countries people must use their local currencies (IRR in iran) and credit cards to buy crypto from local exchanges.

https://rabex.io/ (https://rabex.io/) is one of these exchanges which is fast and secure. If you want to buy BTC bitcoin (BTC) from this online website, you will need to verify your Identity first, as well as other exchanges. In order to do so, You need to provide your identity documents and a selfie with your ID card and e handwriting. In the handwriting you accept the company polices and promise not to give your account to anyone, and to use the website only for yourself.

I bought some a couple of days ago for the first time. I used my cryptowallet, they offer such an option. Seriously, I did think it would be way more complicated and too slow, but it wasn't! ;D

i know in few exchange accept credit card. so you can take advantage    from this.  in my opinion it is good thing to buy bitcoin with credit card because you can pay your credit card  every month with profit from bitcoin...... example that exchange accept credit card is local exchange in my county

Of course the smaller the amount the lower the risk and for single $50 transaction buying a hardware wallet may not be the best idea, but for $1000+ (unless you use it for immediate payment/you are a daily trader) this is possibly the best available solution.

One of the excellent improvements today of the websites and application is now they are supporting the use of bitcoin as payment but many people asking is credit card can use to buy bitcoin. The answer yes it is because of today most of the bank and platform now are supporting buying of bitcoin through credit card one this is the coinmama and the coinbase but the problem is it causes of higher transaction fee but still this is your decision if you want to buy using credit.

If you need the exchange that accepts credit cards as means of payment for buying Bitcoin, I would advise you to take a closer look at such exchanges like Coinbase, or CEX - https://cex.io/buysell. Talking about CEX.IO, it also allows using wires for buying BTC.

I believe that a hardware wallet for storing cryptocurrency will not protect your funds if you use this resource to use some resource to sell or buy cryptocurrency.  I believe that security in this case will depend more on the credibility of the resource with which you will make the exchange.  Although I completely agree with you that the options for further actions of cryptocurrency users will primarily depend on the amount of cryptocurrency funds that he owns, because it may not always be rational for someone to use a hardware wallet.

If you need an exchange where you can buy with credit cards try coinbase.
If you need a wallet where you can buy crypto with credit card use atomic wallet. Atomic wallet is in partnership with simplex to offer this particular services. Comes with a 2% fee and have varieties of coins you can buy with card.
Another is trust wallet,really don't know much about trust because I haven't tried it yet.

The top exchange right now is binance which has its footprints in most of the countries, buying it with credit card might be expensive so suggested method would be doing P2P and then use the usdt or something to buy Bitcoin.

Quite often there is a misnaming the product - often debit cards are called credit cards as well (as credit cards came to existence before debit ones), so then for the sake of convenience, many people use the same name. Anyway, for the purpose of making transaction itself, there is no real difference for both user and company receiving payment.

Coinbase is definitely one of the better options, but there are many others that I would also trust. For example Bitpanda, CEX or Changelly are a few https://gocryptowise.com/blog/best-sites-to-buy-cryptos-with-a-bank-card/ (https://gocryptowise.com/blog/best-sites-to-buy-cryptos-with-a-bank-card/) Find more there

It is a risky idea if you try to do it now, although it is an investment and you're not certain that you can pay it easily. When we talk about the difference in crypto exchange with crypto wallet is that the exchange is the switch from a certain currency to another currency. For example, the bitcoin, you can exchange it in to dollar. While the crypto wallet is you personal digital wallet that you can use in many transactions. It contains your address so that during transactions, money will be directed to your wallet and not in another wallet.

Hence the golden rule of investing "do not risk the money you cannot afford to lose". Anyway - beside pre-paid cards, most of the cards are (especially in the Western hemisphere) often referred in general as credit cards.

But there is an advantage of bitcoin with credit cards when your country completely accepted and regulated the crypto trading.If you got into any scam exchanges and used credit cared to buy then you can actually take this into legal side and never needed to pay the scammed amount to the credit card companies they can claim it via insurance but this will not be applicable once you bought bitcoins and store them into your wallet IMHO.

There are a number of exchanges and websites where you can buy bitcoins with credit card but buying bitcoins with credit cards might be fatal to start trading. Credit cards charge you a percentage of fees for making any purchases and few peoples might find if beneficial because you can make higher profits by trading with bitcoins and can easy pay off those interest charged by the credit card companies but this is what might make you land into loss.

You really need to be a experienced trader in order to make fixed profits and buying bitcoins with a credit card is actually a risk for all the peoples who newly start trading because price change might also land you in loss and you might not even be able to pay the interest along with the principle which you borrowed from the credit card facility.

Agree on Atomic, it's one of the best crypto wallets I've tried for now.

What concerns Coinbase, their fees are enormously high. You can always find a better option depending on your location/citizenship/coins you trade

You can buy bitcoin with your credit or debit card on https://buycoinnow.com/ (https://buycoinnow.com/). Fees are okay, I would say that this is quite basic website for all traders. It's okay to me and I can recommend it.

There are a number of credit card frauds which do occur in the daily transactions. There are a number of hackers sitting on the internet just to steal your credit card details and use them for their personal purchases.

I have personally went through a number of such cases and hence I prefer not to use your credit card details on any unknown exchange where you can buy bitcoins. Also, buying bitcoins with credit card might be something which might block your card depending on your country of residence because in most of the countries trading with cryptocurrencies is yet treated illegal and in this case buying bitcoins with credit card might force your bank to block your card from further purchases.

Indeed , I think I saw that in kucoin or binance? I dont remember but I saw it, and I did not recommend it. We all know that having credit will make us miserable due to interest that we need to pag aside from the money that we lend. Instead of using credit card why not having a savings so that you may buy altcoins or bitcoin  from that.

I know a lot of people already who used their credit card to buy Bitcoins. The interest is high when you buy Bitcoin, because aside from the charges that the Credit Card company will charge you, the exchanger also will add additional fees and charges for using Credit Cards. Before using your card to buy Bitcoins or altcoin, better make sure that returns of your investment is big enough to cover the fees.

Sometimes if you have to pay only the interest for using credit card to make a purchase of bitcoins can be profitable if there are no hidden charges as credit cards will charge you a fixed amount of interest which you can easily cover by trading with those bitcoins in a certain amount of time.

You have to be a pro-trader actually to cover up that amount of interest and start having you own profits on it. Credit card purchases can be beneficial as they might charge you on a yearly basis and might be their interest rate varies from 10% to 30% which is not that excess and we could manage to earn that amount of interest in 2 to 3 months of time so we can easily pay off that debts and for the rest of the months we could have profits for ourselves.

This is why it is always better to have a debit card.

Never do that if you don't want to lose a lot of fees. I tried to transact via Paypal and Visa to see how much the transaction fee and price of bitcoin differed from exchanges, one surprise was that the price of Bitcoin was more than $ 500. holy ..., I could not believe my eyes and I would recommend that you do not use credit cards. If possible, you should try trading at Huobi OTC, it will help you trade P2P and very quickly. The price will not be much different from the general price and extremely low fee.

Companies which allow you to buy via paypal increase their fees to the level covering chargebacks which are pretty easy to succeed for selling digital goods (you can see number of complaints regarding world of warcraft or cs:go accounts) because the seller is unable to give physical proof of shipment of goods.

Companies and individuals aren't allowed to sell or buy digital currencies according to Paypal's terms. And an individual can't dispute a payment.
When a person opens a dispute with Paypal he doesn't say 'I bought BTC and didn't receive anything' because he knows it won't work and the account will be closed.
Instead, he contacts Paypal and says 'i got hacked, this transaction hasn't be done by me'

That's the most important factor. Even I used my credit card to make a purchase of bitcoin but it was never been on a profitable side. As the card  used charged me a heavy transaction cost along with the interest rate which was around 13% plus I was been charged by the exchange where I bought bitcoin with credit card because of International transaction.

I was unaware about such heavy charges and hence has to make a loss just in order to gain some experience. After that time, each time anyone asks a platform where they could purchase bitcoin with credit cards, I strictly inform them never to do so because I personally only had loss in such transaction.

Which exchange are you using? if you are using any platform that uses Simplex to process the payments, stop doing that. Go with Coinbase or CEX.io for example.

Or, what I find to be best is order a Neteller card and deal with individuals, that way, you'll avoid any paying third-party fees.

Lol, I was laughing when I read your question? Don’t even try to do business with anyone that tells you that they are accepting credit/debit card as payment option unless you want to get yourself into serious problem, only scammers will agree to do that.

If you want to buy Bitcoin with your credit card you should be looking for a legit exchange like Coinbase, Binance, Luno, and others that are legit, depending on which one is available in your country. Your credit card shouldn’t be something you mess around with because if it should get to the wrong hands they are going to use it to deal seriously with you.

Today, there are a lot of resources that provide services for exchanging cryptocurrencies into any fiat currency with a transfer to a credit card, as well as in the opposite direction.  All these resources are still very young and I personally have no confidence until I personally try and witness a successful exchange.  But I want to tell you that you are advertising the Bastchange resource with your signature code, which I constantly use to exchange cryptocurrencies using a bank card.  Perhaps there is something better, but I have not yet done such research.

Cex certainly accepts credit cards. And you can buy bitcoin there. Check their infobot (telegram-based https://t.me/CexIoInfoBot) or the site itself. There should be more exchanges that accept credit cards, so you have a possibility to chose.

Crypto exchanges only accepts P2P transactions but what you can do is buy in third party providers like localbitcoins  although i've been hearing about its reputation going down and coinbase. This is all up to you, if you want to use these sites provided.

Coinbase offers this for a long time and it is proven that this is probably the fastest way how to buy Bitcoin almost instantly, but there is about a 3.5% fee for this service. Newly also Binance offers credit card as a payment method, but the fees there won´t be lower. Or you can buy Bitcoin in Revolut bank for much lower fees, but as you know, you won´t be the real owner of Bitcoin.

You can use peer-to-peer transaction, Coinbase & Blockchain offer credit card as a payment method. I do believe they shoulder some fee for the service, might as well reach for the customer service. Might help.

I tried using coinbase to buy BTC in the past. which is decent. The exchange rates are acceptable. but as far as I know that Binance is also accepting credit cards to buy btc. Which if you want to go trade directly go to binance. But if you are starting and just want to hold the coins you just bought then i'd suggest trying coinbase first.

Willitrue tried to scam people but I think he failed? Which website to visit? Do you suggest we should visit a website that contains information about how we could steal some other peoples information and specially credit card information to be used for personal spending and act in criminal behavior? Certainly that is not what you are suggesting is it?

One of the weakest scamming efforts I have ever seen, I know they copy paste same thing over and over again all over internet but at least keep the link with you, there is none in your post. For the other people who are here for credit card purchase of bitcoin, don't do it, not on coinbase, not on anywhere else, credit card is debt and if you can't afford to save money or invest money that means maybe you shouldn't.

It is a method I do not recommend very much because when you buy in this way, you have to pay too much commission. Instead of purchasing with a credit card, you can try to purchase with alternative methods, or if possible, you can make purchases with your credit card using cash advance. If you say that this is my only chance or only opportunity, I would like to purchase by credit card, I can recommend Binance service to you. The reason I recommend this service is because it is used more than other services and it is superior to its competitors in terms of customer satisfaction. I also do not recommend other services because of their higher commissions.

Buying Bitcoin with credit card is very convenient but not cheap. Many services nowdays offer possibility to buy Bitcoin with credit card and if you are in hurry and don't have any other confident and secure way for buying, then go for it. But in any other option it would be good to avoid it unless you want to pay really big commissions.
However, when it comes to safety and security it's still better to buy Bitcoin with credit card on some trusted service than to buy here on forum or on localbitcoins where the scam possibility is still higher.

I don't know what country you live in, but Binance exchange provides this opportunity to citizens of 19 countries: https://binance.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360041878111-Buy-Crypto-With-Mastercard-Now-Available-in-19-Countries  Here is a complete list of countries where you can purchase using a Visa or Mastercard card: Brazil, Colombia, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Indonesia, Italy, Latvia, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, Ukraine. I hope your country is on this list.

Possibly many have already suggested some good cryptocurrency exchanges that offers credit cards for the purchase of cryptocurrency on their platform, I have been into cryptocurrency and exchanges are different from one another, the one I used mist when talking about credit cards is Bitforex exchange which offers such service to it esteem customers without any issue. The platform is quick and swiftly done with the ease of credit card. Most of my purchase transactions for cryptocurrencies are done with credit card.

It is better to go through exchange platforms. There are many of them that accept cards but I will suggest you use Binance, Kucoin and Liquid. You may be require to complete kyc in order for you to access this service. This is to make sure that they are safe in case a customer is using a fraudulent or stolen card to buy from their platform. Indacoin is another good platform which specifically accept card for purchase of ETH and Bitcoin

many have exchangers who provide facilities for purchases with credit cards, such as colleagues above give some examples that you can do. I actually do not recommend to buy bitcoin with a credit card as long as you still have cash to use, because the calculation is clearly different if you use a credit card. but for investment it's clear you did it by buying bitcoin because this is the most potential coin.

Bitcoin with your credit card is just as simple as buying with a debit card or paying directly from your bank account, though it does come with a few extra restrictions. Another concern is that credit card companies will have more fraud losses as a result of customers using them for bitcoin purchases.

The fraud losses are there to insure that you can have a fight when things go south with your finances, I personally like the concept that we can use credit card to transact with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Credit card in my opinion is a good thing if used wisely because there are perks that you can get just by applying for it and it can help with your credit score, remember that it is the holder's fault that they are in debt with credit card. Do not be discourage when people say things about credit card, they might have a bad experience but that does not mean that it will be the same experience for you.

I've recently checked out CoinCasso and they accept credit and debit card (Visa and Mastercard) for buying Bitcoin with them. If I were to choose, I'll rather go for debit card instead of a credit card. However, credit card companies are prone to fraud losses if customers are not going to comply paying their dues in time or so.

Binance is another platform where you can buy BTC with your credit card, but only available to certain countries. In the Philippines, we can buy it through their P2P as they've recently launched a feature where Filipinos can buy BTC in Binance rather than in Coins.PH, Abra and PDAX. 

i think for instant crypto purchase better to use cex.io. they have low fees, and instant withdraw on debit/credit cards

Buying Bitcoin with a Credit Card is in great demand by Bitcoin investors, although I don't actually recommend buying Bitcoin
with a credit card. Because the commission is quite large, it makes me avoid buying Bitcoin with a credit card. I usually buy
Bitcoin from local exchanges, less commission I have to pay than buying using a credit card. But if you still want to buy Bitcoin
with a credit card, my advice is to buy on reliable platforms. Usually when I buy Bitcoin with Credit Card I use Binance exchange.
But the bad thing is that Binance doesn't serve all countries to buy Bitcoin with Credit Card, first check whether your country is
one of the countries that Binance accepts to make purchases with Credit Card or not.

oh cool! I knew they have even special offers about free deposit fee (got an email from them)

I have seen alot of coin holders purching their coin through credit cards, like in binance I have witnessed it myself but I haven't tried it and the steps are easy and straight forward. I have heard some other people saying you can also purchase on some crypto apps, but the binance own is sure.

Here's a look at some of the things that leave you here. If you try here, you'll find that there are a lot of mediums out there, such as Coinbase Entrepreneurs, but here's what you always do.  You just have to be more discriminating with the help you render toward other people

If you want to borrow money to be used as BItcoin investment capital, that's fine, but borrowing it using a credit card in my opinion is less precise and more risky. Indeed crypto trading is risky but that is because of unstable market conditions that cannot be avoided. While in the capital stock we can design it ourselves, if it is too risky we can avoid it and use other methods. Moreover, capital is something that is basic when you are going to invest, so if the capital alone is problematic I'm not sure the trade will go well later.

try not to involve this sort of technique in this field to exchange myself however it will be additionally similar to one of the great approach to exchanging and trust it will conceivable in future. Since numerous nations are as yet staying away from the cryptocurrency so some nation banks are screen our Mastercard and lock the forthcoming exchanging.

Indeed, using a credit card to trade has risks, just like we borrow money and every month we have to pay it along with the interest that has been set. For people who are experienced and can control mental stress I think this can help with capital, because for me if it is done professionally it will have a positive impact, but if we can't manage it, then this will actually make our minds heavy and ultimately Instead, success cannot be achieved, credit cards will be useful for productive purposes, and will destroy us when used for consumptive purposes

it could be profitable while we buy any cryptocurrency in dip and start to bullish trend. if compared with credit card loan and crypto assets growth, its still worthed to do, but once again it must calculated carefully and dont ever pick wrong currency which is its direction could drop hardly and didnt give us return. so in this condition we will pay alot fee for this credit card buying.

In cryptocurrency, if you want to transfer any of your coins or dollars from one person to another, then what you will use for the transaction is p2p. From here, things get trickier, and this is where the true meaning of coinage comes in. Here are some tips to help you get started:

There are many exchanges which accept credit cards. In Binance, you see in home paze p2p trading and credit and debit card option. Credit/debit card (visa/ mastercard), you can easily buy bitcoin or other crypto-currency. There are many facilities in the exchange which is very helpful.

Bitcoin and some other cryptographic money from the trade with no pressure. Furthermore, simultaneously, you can purchase Bitcoin and other altcoins through Binance trade in the event that am not mixing up. Since numerous nations are as yet keeping away from the cryptographic money so some nation banks are screen our charge card and lock the impending exchanging.

it seems there will always be a solution with what you are going to do, but my question is, is there no other option you would do ? because I don't think that buying bitcoins with a credit card is not the best solution, although you may hope that one day the bitcoins you buy using a credit card will increase so that they can cover all the costs you incur.
if you can, not using a credit card is something that must be done, because using a credit card will only make you pay more than usual.