MobilePay

[OmegaStarScream]

I was wondering if anyone knows some exchanges that use MobilePay (in this case, selling BTC)? It's basically a phone app that allows you to send/receive money by using your phone number while the money is deducted from sender's credit card. The app is mainly used in Finland and Denmark.

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[Findingnemo]

You can use that payment app to buy and sell via localbitcoin by creating an advertisement as other payment options, but it will be listed as high risky payment method.

Is that you were looking for? Or some centralized exchanges?

[logfiles]

Paxful claims to support Mobilepay though i am not really sure how good paxful is considering i don't have any serious experience using it. You can do a few background checks before using it

https://paxful.com/how-to-buy-bitcoin/mobilepay

[OmegaStarScream]

You can use that payment app to buy and sell via localbitcoin by creating an advertisement as other payment options, but it will be listed as high risky payment method.

Is that you were looking for? Or some centralized exchanges?

I would prefer centralized exchanges. Since this method involve linking a credit card, chargebacks are easier and trading with other individuals would be risky.

Paxful claims to support Mobilepay though i am not really sure how good paxful is considering i don't have any serious experience using it. You can do a few background checks before using it

https://paxful.com/how-to-buy-bitcoin/mobilepay

These listings are in various currencies, except Danish krones for some reason. Some of them also say e-codes and physical cards, so I don't think it's same the payment method that I'm looking for.

[LeGaulois]

The few times I've seen this type of application used with crypto is on sites like LBC and paxfull.
I don't think you'll find a centralized exchange that uses it simply because their credit card will exceed the monthly limit every hour. It's like if you have to spend $1,000 but only in increments of $1.

Anyway if you find an exchange, please let me know.

[ChuckBuck]

I would prefer centralized exchanges. Since this method involve linking a credit card, chargebacks are easier and trading with other individuals would be risky.

I know a exchange application like your request. You can search the App Store or Play Store for Remitano. You can buy and sell Bitcoin and some other coins through banking transactions. Overall, it can be a peer-to-peer exchange but is guaranteed to be safe by regulators. I can call it a transactional intermediary system. The seller's coin will be kept by the system, until the seller receives the money from buyers, they will release it. However, there were still some cheats, so they developed an automated system, which didn't require confirmation from both parties, so I thought it met the requirements of an exchange. concentrate. I have traded many times, and I can guarantee it is safe. But I'm worried it won't be available in your country. It does not seem to be a global application. So try it 

[Findingnemo]

You can use that payment app to buy and sell via localbitcoin by creating an advertisement as other payment options, but it will be listed as high risky payment method.

Is that you were looking for? Or some centralized exchanges?

I would prefer centralized exchanges. Since this method involve linking a credit card, chargebacks are easier and trading with other individuals would be risky.

AFAIK, no centralized exchanges were accepting that kind of payment method so the only option is p2p mode transaction which is risky as you mentioned but when you are trading with someone who got huge trading volume and feedback score on sites like LBC and Paxful may not charge you back.

Just a tip if you are going to trade on LBC, check the recent feedback history of the trader you want to trade with,lot of LBC accounts got hacked and sold so be aware of scammers.

[LeGaulois]

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I checked the website and talked a little with them on chat. Basically they accept people around 30 countries. Depending on your location there are different payment methods and only some banks can be used (depending where do you live)

As an European I see only Spanish (or Portuguese?) banks, not convenient for us. But I found then on the list they do have ING Group; I forgot to ask them if ING group is what we call the ING bank (a neobank quite know in EU) because this bank is not a group as far as I know,. Brief, If it's the same as I'm thinking I will open an account with ING just to use with this website. Thanks for the suggestion.