Top 5 Ways To Buy Bitcoin With Credit Card Instantly

[smartbitcoininvestor]

There are many places where you can go to purchase bitcoin on-demand. Most of us don't have the time to commit to doing research so we choose to rely on a friend's advice or the friendly advice of a forum (such as this one  ). For those of you who are new to bitcoin and may still be learning about the best exchanges to do business with, I have made the process simpler for you to enjoy. Below, I have detailed the most popular exchanges that you can go to purchase bitcoin and other crypto together using a debit card or even a credit card. As this is a popular subject for many bitcoin enthusiasts, I have decided to narrow down to the top 5 best exchanges for you so that you can save time and accomplish more.  

#1 is Coinbase, an exchange that is simple to use, has a plethora of cryptocurrencies to choose from and is trusted by over 30 million+ users worldwide. The company also offers a Coinbase Card for those who wish to spend their cryptocurrency as a debit card online or in-store to make purchases.

#2 is CEX.IO, which at one point in time, CEX.IO was primarily a bitcoin mining company is now one of the most popular exchanges that accepts debit card and/or credit card purchases for bitcoin. Today, they have grown to serve customers all over the globe and accept a wide variety of payment methods including debit card, credit card, bank transfer, Skrill, Qiwi, and more.

#3 is PayBis, one of the most reputable exchanges in the greater Europe region and one that will accept most popular payment methods including credit card, debit card, bank transfer, Skrill, and Neteller. They have an easy to access user interface that will perform seamless processing of your bitcoin and cryptocurrency transactions.

#4 is Coinmama, an exchange that is well-known and respected around the globe internationally. With the exchange customers can easily buy and sell bitcoin among other cryptocurrencies using a debit card or credit card with ease. They also have a comprehensive support FAQ for those with questions about how Coinmama works as an exchange for them.

#5 is Gemini, a popular cryptocurrency exchanges that accepts popular payment methods including credit card, debit card and more. They have a wide selection of cryptocurrencies for customers who want to invest, stake or earn more with ease. Gemini is powered by Amp which is making it easier to spend crypto in businesses and shopping malls at checkout.

You can read more about these top 5 exchange in our full guide here.

What are your thoughts on the top 5 bitcoin exchanges?  Leave a comment below

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[tranthidung]

Some Peer-to-peer marketplace can help

• Paxful.com
• Bestchange.com
• Bisq.network. The exchange is truly decentralized.

[Digitalbitcoin]

Buying Bitcoins with Credit Cards costs more charges as I personally Experienced. Rather I will suggest going for fiat at a local exchanger to get a better price and more control over trade.

Investing in Bitcoin is the upcoming trend of the global market as Bitcoin's price is currently below its ATH.

More users are even still thinking to get rich quickly by buying Bitcoins. But these type of investments involves high volatility in equity and price fluctuations, which can lead to permanent loss of the asset.

[so98nn]

Buying Bitcoins with Credit Cards costs more charges as I personally Experienced. Rather I will suggest going for fiat at a local exchanger to get a better price and more control over trade.
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I am also not that much fan of CC's. They are the devils of financial system. You think you are buying it no extra cost but when it goes overhead you get tangled up in the CC's interest and EMI's. Thats really bad idea. You can end up loosing upto 12-15% interest on your re-payment. Some of the companies charge as high as 24% charges too.

I literally use the simplest method of payment and it's readily available to all of us - Unified Payment Interface (UPI). Just go to exchanger and choose this option, it's literally as instant as "blink of an eye". The UI is always catches the transaction pretty fast since it's bank to bank transfer using these UPI's.

So why choose CC's, get your CC info over the internet, risk the repayments and interest rates. 

But, obviously this is good information for those who wish to use it anyways.

[zanezane]

Thanks for this one, even though it's not the most popular choice here in my country, this can be a helpful addition when it comes to buying bitcoin. Plus, credit cards are a status symbol in my country and they're pretty damn expensive to maintain.

[smartbitcoininvestor]

Buying Bitcoins with Credit Cards costs more charges as I personally Experienced. Rather I will suggest going for fiat at a local exchanger to get a better price and more control over trade.

Investing in Bitcoin is the upcoming trend of the global market as Bitcoin's price is currently below its ATH.

More users are even still thinking to get rich quickly by buying Bitcoins. But these type of investments involves high volatility in equity and price fluctuations, which can lead to permanent loss of the asset.

Credit cards are a much faster method for buying bitcoin overall. Most exchanges will also accept bank transfer as a deposit method which usually carries no fees. 

[DaveF]

The biggest thing missed here is where you are located and what are the fees really going to look like in the end.

Any why credit cards? You are going to take a massive hit with fees. Cash will always be better.
And if you are US based you can use many services / ATMs that take cash.

If I am in the middle of Mexico or Italy the answer is going to be different of what is the best way to do it instantly.

-Dave

[LimLims]

I haven’t personally checked all the sites myself, but i am sure all the sites require KYC to purchase.
It would have been great if you could have mentioned some sites or ways on how to buy BTC without KYC through Credit Cards.
Yes we can get from peer to peer exchanges, but they have certain limitations to buy bitcoins without KYC.
Will be more interested to see about the sites or ways through which we can buy BTC with KYC without doing any KYC.

[NotATether]

I haven’t personally checked all the sites myself, but i am sure all the sites require KYC to purchase.
It would have been great if you could have mentioned some sites or ways on how to buy BTC without KYC through Credit Cards.

As far as I know, there is no exchanger that will exchange CC money for cryptos, without at least an identity verification and proof of address. This is for compliance reasons and also because of the risk stolen CCs can be used to "launder" the money into crypto.

All credit cards come with a bank account anyway, so you should find someone who's willing to do a P2P currency exchange via bank transfer at the Currencies subboard.