Lowest fees from fiat to crypto

[traderperspective]

I have always bought my way into crypto though Coinbase, but I am starting to get tired of the fees. Do you know any cheaper places than coinbase that you have used yourself?

[themaxx]

I have always bought my way into crypto though Coinbase, but I am starting to get tired of the fees. Do you know any cheaper places than coinbase that you have used yourself?

GDAX, and it's linked to your coinbase account.

[bizbwan]

fees always depend on the blockchain. but i heard that if you use segwit addresses fees will be lowered I am not sure about that thou.

[HassaanAbdeen]

I have always bought my way into crypto though Coinbase, but I am starting to get tired of the fees. Do you know any cheaper places than coinbase that you have used yourself?

I usually use CEX.IO they’re very quick with credit card transactions to BTC and ETH but I end up being charged about 20% to 25% markup including fees.

I tried PayPis at times too, but it’s the same as CEX.IO in terms of overall cost.

I wish I could find an exchange that charges reasonable amounts for Fiat to Crypto. CoinBase is not an option for me as it doesn’t accept transactions from the Middle East.

[cryptomoon123]

What is GDAX % from fiat to crypto as comapred to coinbasE? You might want to try GDAX

[joshuamutualgoldfund]

I use Vince at Pinnacle OTC. Spot +.75 to Buy. Wilmington Trust Free escrow (Pinnacle OTC Pays for it) 1000 coins and up. I can make the introduction robert_hill@joshuamutualgoldfund.com

[CryptoInsights]

I have always bought my way into crypto though Coinbase, but I am starting to get tired of the fees. Do you know any cheaper places than coinbase that you have used yourself?

I have used CoinSwitch.co for buying they charge from 0% to 0.4% or 0.5% roughly.

[ethereumhunter]

My suggestion is you can use every exchange you want, but when you want to withdraw, you can change your bitcoin into doge or waves, and then you can withdraw into your second wallet and then convert it into bitcoin back, and you can sell your bitcoin to fiat. But it will only work if you do that in the local exchanges.

But for open trade like coinbase or another else, I don't know how to do because I think the fee will always adjust and it will always change from time to time. Why you bother with the fee? The fee is not too big if you compare with the amount of the money you will receive.