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December 30, 2016, 08:57:31 PM
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Hello,

you know, something without any hassle for the end customer that would like to buy an altcurrency....
No jumps here and there, not having to go on an exchange, etc...


I was just wondering if any websites offers to buy an altcoin directly using fiat like Paypal/credit cards,etc... ?

and/or is there any alt-currencies that offer directly this service?  to buy a coin using your credit card, for example?

thanks to list all of them.


In the past yes it was possible and as far as I know a coin was accepting bank transfers in fiat money and I think it was iconomi during the ICO but you may check it again since they have other investment plans.

Yes Iconomi is the first ICO which started to accept the fiat currency and after their success most of the new ICO have started to accept fiat currency and other alt coints

Which one is the next coin that has started accepting fiat currency, I tired to search a bit but couldn't find any yet. Seems that circle has retired from bitcoin business but I was thinking that it was just a speculation.
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December 31, 2016, 01:11:24 AM
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if you are looking for global transactions, only litecoin is a limited competitor to BTC

... please make an educated guess !
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December 31, 2016, 01:23:59 AM
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You can buy NAVCOIN with your credit card in the official site: http://store.navcoin.org/

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December 31, 2016, 03:28:33 PM
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Hello,

you know, something without any hassle for the end customer that would like to buy an altcurrency....
No jumps here and there, not having to go on an exchange, etc...


I was just wondering if any websites offers to buy an altcoin directly using fiat like Paypal/credit cards,etc... ?

and/or is there any alt-currencies that offer directly this service?  to buy a coin using your credit card, for example?

thanks to list all of them.


BitBay offers it in it's wallet
http://bitbay.market/bitbay-has-solved-the-last-mile/
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January 04, 2017, 01:46:45 PM
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Big thanks to all of those that replied and proposed altcoins and teams that have paths of solutions or solves that big problem that is the (re)distribution of their coins to newcomers without going thru hell loops (aka, fiat -> btc -> alt).

I thought after a full year (2016), more alt teams would have found ways to redistribute coins easily, legally (KYC).


Does offering packs of coins, as "gift cards", respect laws(for example, US laws) or is a gray area?
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January 04, 2017, 04:42:13 PM
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Big thanks to all of those that replied and proposed altcoins and teams that have paths of solutions or solves that big problem that is the (re)distribution of their coins to newcomers without going thru hell loops (aka, fiat -> btc -> alt).

I thought after a full year (2016), more alt teams would have found ways to redistribute coins easily, legally (KYC).


Does offering packs of coins, as "gift cards", respect laws(for example, US laws) or is a gray area?

As for the US laws, there's nothing illegal about giving someone a paper wallet that's linked to a cryptocurrency. I suppose that would be the easiest way to give someone something like a gift card. Residents of New York (and I believe another state) may not be able to use an exchange, but they can still hold coins and trade them privately.

Comparison of Privacy-Centric Coins: https://moneroforcash.com/monero-vs-dash-vs-zcash-vs-bitcoinmixers.php also includes Verge and Pivx
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March 16, 2017, 12:56:52 PM
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March 16, 2017, 01:12:36 PM
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Hello,

you know, something without any hassle for the end customer that would like to buy an altcurrency....
No jumps here and there, not having to go on an exchange, etc...


I was just wondering if any websites offers to buy an altcoin directly using fiat like Paypal/credit cards,etc... ?

and/or is there any alt-currencies that offer directly this service?  to buy a coin using your credit card, for example?

thanks to list all of them.


go on 1ex.trade and you can soon

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March 16, 2017, 08:13:03 PM
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Hello,

you know, something without any hassle for the end customer that would like to buy an altcurrency....
No jumps here and there, not having to go on an exchange, etc...


I was just wondering if any websites offers to buy an altcoin directly using fiat like Paypal/credit cards,etc... ?

and/or is there any alt-currencies that offer directly this service?  to buy a coin using your credit card, for example?

thanks to list all of them.


WeSell crypto is a goid one.. I bought dash using paypal from there. Buying directly with cash comes with a down side though. Kinda big fees.
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