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[Frannyjohnny9]

Can some one pm me a link to buy btc with a debit card?

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[RickDeckard]

That's a huge risk you're taking atm mate. I'm sure you won't have a problem finding out people that will happily sell you BTC with debit cards but I really don't know how much of those people will ACTUALLY sell you that.

Why don't you use an exchange? If I recall correctly Coinbase accepts Debit Cards and it's one major exchange where you'll be safe as well.

Or you don't want to go trough the process of KYC? Have you considered localbitcoins.com?

[OmegaStarScream]

Can some one pm me a link to buy btc with a debit card?

You can use Binance. Download their app[1] and follow these steps[2]. AFAIK, you can buy 300 USD before being asked to submit your documents. You still have to go through the basic verification process (where you have to provide your full name and address) though.

[1] https://www.binance.com/en/download
[2] https://www.binance.com/en/support/articles/d0ccbb63791c46f6a6f0823a6f8dd3dc-How-to-Buy-Crypto-with-Credit-Debit-Card-on-the-Binance-App

[The Sceptical Chymist]

You can use Binance.

Maybe, unless OP is located somewhere where Binance doesn't allow it (and I happen to be in one of those areas myself).

I saw those threads about wesellbitcoin/wesellcrypto.com opening back up, and if they're legitimate--which I haven't verified--you might be able to buy bitcoin through a PayPal account connected to your bank.  I don't know if they take debit cards, but I'm assuming they don't since they never used to.

How about trying to locate a bitcoin ATM?  If you've got a debit card, you should be able to get cash easily enough, and if you've got cash and have a bitcoin ATM somewhere nearby, you're good to go.  Other than that, I have no clue as to how to do it.  But good luck, and hopefully you can figure something out.

[sheenshane]

How about trying to locate a bitcoin ATM?  If you've got a debit card, you should be able to get cash easily enough, and if you've got cash and have a bitcoin ATM somewhere nearby, you're good to go.  

Yes, ATM is the most convenient way of buying and selling Bitcoin if you don't mind the fees, I never tried this but as I have heard, they had terrible fees which are really hurtful to your pocket.  You can locate it through this site (https://coinatmradar.com/) and find Bitcoin ATM machines near you.

For now, there are:


For an exchange platform that allowed users to use debit cards and reputable ones I think, these are worth trying, and don't forget to have research first.

• Etoro
• CEX.io
• Coinbase

All of these have pros and cons, make sure to have further research before you use it.