buy btc's by credit card

[maxpenh]

Hello everyone,

On what platform can we buy btc's by credit card?

Thanks in advance for your future responses !!

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[Anegg]

Hello everyone,

On what platform can we buy btc's by credit card?

Thanks in advance for your future responses !!

See you soon

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Hello, I am pretty sure if you live in some states in the USA you are allowed to buy bitcoin with credit card, but I would recommend not using it since the interest fees would be ridiculous, even if you are only purchasing one or to bitcoin. Try save up some money on your bank account or other online wallets and then, using localbitcoins or other websites, buy bitcoin off them.

Also, a hard fork is coming so I would recommend getting a hardware wallet such as ledger wallet to store your bitcoin.

[HabBear]

Where do you live? The options differ by your country of residence.

Without knowing where you live I'll offer Coinbase as the easiest way to buy BTC by credit card. It'll take a week or two for you to get your account validated and verified and link a credit card, but after that it's quite easy.

The fees are generally higher with credit card BTC purchases, but the transactions clear and settle much faster (meaning you have access to your BTC funds faster).

If you want to earn a $10 bonus on your $100 order PM me or anyone with an account.

[TrashHeap69]

Check out the subreddit of BTC, they talk about this a lot

[Wind_FURY]

Try Cex.io. I used them once for my very first Bitcoins some years ago and they were a good exchange back then, very fast replies from their customer service and also fast withdrawals. I am not sure how reputable they are today but I have not heard any bad comments about them.

[btcwonder1]

Coinbase is the way to go. There is plenty of information on the internet about the procedure. Look it up!

[worldprime]

Depending on your location, Coinbase allows it and BTCQuick used to, There are few European exchanges allowing purchase through Credit Cards as well, The only tricky part is almost -if not all- of them require complete KYC before actually allowing you to buy, so it's few days for the docs to be reviewed.

[squatz1]

You're going to be able to buy on all major exchanges (given they're accepted in the US) the only thing that you should be watching our for is verification stuff, which if you're going to be using a credit card which is high risk for all of these people they're going to want you to go through some vigorous ID verification and even with some sites to satisfy KYC regulations, maybe even giving up your social security card # which may sound highly sketchy but these companies are only doing their job.

If you want something that's going to cost you more but without the verification hassle, you could use LBC, Paxful, Exchange section on here but you're going to be hit with high fees from the people on here and MAY STILL have to do some basic ID verification.