Topic: Any Forex Brokers That Accept Crypto? (Read 232 times)
I don't know it sounds a little too problematic at this stage.
Looks and sounds to iffy for me.. I need something a lot simpler without all the other "stuff" that goes along with it.
The Forex world is littered with scams, just like crypto.
None of these suggestions fit your need for no bank account involvment.
*unwatch*
Looks and sounds to iffy for me.. I need something a lot simpler without all the other "stuff" that goes along with it.
I need a list of Forex Brokers that accept crypto as a means of buying foreign currency. Please list them here. Thanks.
You can check out the list;
https://www.allfxbrokers.com/brokers/deposit-options/bitcoin
This do only talks about BTC/USD ones.
Basing on experience i do make use of Simplefx and Tradersway brokers.
I need a list of Forex Brokers that accept crypto as a means of buying foreign currency. Please list them here. Thanks.
SimpleFX should be a good fit your your needs.
Please visit SimpleFX WebTrader - no need to register to check out our offer.
We accept Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dash, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Litecoin, Monero and Tether as payment methods.
UFX
10 market
Whaleclub
XBTFX
XtreamForex
VolumeFx
Trade360
ZARFX
TTCMtraders
TiFia
Superforex
SunbirdFX
SimpleFX
ProfiForex
JustForex
InstaForexGroup
IMMFX
FX glory
FX Primus
There are a lot more , just sort them by your locality, which one is available and which one isn't
Best of luck.
10 market
Whaleclub
XBTFX
XtreamForex
VolumeFx
Trade360
ZARFX
TTCMtraders
TiFia
Superforex
SunbirdFX
SimpleFX
ProfiForex
JustForex
InstaForexGroup
IMMFX
FX glory
FX Primus
There are a lot more , just sort them by your locality, which one is available and which one isn't
Best of luck.
As far as I know, HotForex is also available in crypto trading, although not many are listed, only major coins are traded, such as bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin etc. from the list you provided I have used Instaforex and JustForex brokers, both are old brokers that I feel are undoubtedly their credibility
Best of luck.
Where did you get that list of shit from?
Have you used any of them?
Looked at real reviews of their scamminess?
I suggest you think seriously about deleting that post.
UFX
10 market
Whaleclub
XBTFX
XtreamForex
VolumeFx
Trade360
ZARFX
TTCMtraders
TiFia
Superforex
SunbirdFX
SimpleFX
ProfiForex
JustForex
InstaForexGroup
IMMFX
FX glory
FX Primus
There are a lot more , just sort them by your locality, which one is available and which one isn't
Best of luck.
10 market
Whaleclub
XBTFX
XtreamForex
VolumeFx
Trade360
ZARFX
TTCMtraders
TiFia
Superforex
SunbirdFX
SimpleFX
ProfiForex
JustForex
InstaForexGroup
IMMFX
FX glory
FX Primus
There are a lot more , just sort them by your locality, which one is available and which one isn't
Best of luck.
I need a list of Forex Brokers that accept crypto as a means of buying foreign currency. Please list them here. Thanks.
There are lots of forex brokers that are accepting bitcoin as their payment method and I only know about few of them. You can still do your research if you would like to know about them. There are brokers like FXTM and they are quite popular and are accepting bitcoin as a payment method.I have seen some reviews about them by some users and some people did complain about their services and them having static spreads. I saw a lot of complaints and its just a regular you would see about most of these forex brokers. Others are Hotforex and OctaFX. Never forget to do proper research before choosing any broker. Read mostly the reviews where they are rated poorly to know why they got such rating and whether its something you’d benefit from.
Etoro are one in Europe for example, they allow conversion and then usage I'm not sure if they allow direct usage and they're one of those companies that'll keep trying to call you until you block their number (or answer them) ...
This got me laughing hard here.
Isn't suppose to be marketing strategy ?
Or don't we subscribe to that as being serious minded?
Anyway, I can understand and can relate to that.
I have a broker like that too, trying to win you.
Yeah they wanted you to hold at least $5000 in assets with them so they can make something from the interest and in return will give you a personal advisor.
It's a good idea if you have no idea what you're doing, but if you do it just gets annoying and you have to block them pretty quickly.
It looks like you are confused with the difference between Bitcoin exchanges and Forex trading. I have a lot of people coming to me and asking me to provide them with a Forex platform where they can trade Bitcoin and I then explain to them that you get Forex platforms where you can exchange different Fiat currencies for bitcoins and you get specific Bitcoin exchange platforms where you only trade between the local Fiat currency and Bitcoin and a limited amount of Alt coins.
People seem to think that you have to buy and sell bitcoins at a Forex exchange, but there are actually a lot of other platforms where you can specifically trade Crypto currencies.
Why are you specifically looking for a Forex platform? Do you deal in many different currencies every day?
People seem to think that you have to buy and sell bitcoins at a Forex exchange, but there are actually a lot of other platforms where you can specifically trade Crypto currencies.
Why are you specifically looking for a Forex platform? Do you deal in many different currencies every day?
Etoro are one in Europe for example, they allow conversion and then usage I'm not sure if they allow direct usage and they're one of those companies that'll keep trying to call you until you block their number (or answer them) ...
This got me laughing hard here.
Isn't suppose to be marketing strategy ?
Or don't we subscribe to that as being serious minded?
Anyway, I can understand and can relate to that.
I have a broker like that too, trying to win you.
You can get buy a plane ticket with crypto and then fly to the desired foreign country with an Bitcoin ATM and exchange your coins to cash there. 
Most major high streets in most major countries will have them.
Coinbase probably allow euros to be used everywhere (probably)?
Etoro will let you withdraw to PayPal imo...
@quakie, the best way to get anywhere is going to be by sitting down for a few hours and looking through different sites relevant to your country. Or at least tell us the currency you want to convert to so we can check if a site will accept that.
Right to both.
The only other option I can think of is for you to make local contact in your home country with immigrants who come from the country whose currency you want, and then find out if, in that immigrant community, there is any group or individual who is interested in crypto, and make personal contact.
Haha not that rich yet
You can get buy a plane ticket with crypto and then fly to the desired foreign country with an Bitcoin ATM and exchange your coins to cash there.
Right to both.
Ok so you go on a Forex and you can withdraw Fiat and actually receive the currency?
Quote
so if you wanted to buy some foreign currency other than using a bank
You are still not being clear.
Answer these questions
1) Do you want to exchange your crypto for actual cash (banknotes) which is not your own country's currency?
2) Do you want to do this without using a fiat bank account?
If the answers are yes and yes, then a P2P transaction or a reverse ATM are the only ways, but then you will have to be in the country which uses the foreign currency you want.
For example, if you are French and you want Japanese Yen in cash in exchange for your Bitcoin, you really need to be visiting Japan to do one of those two things. Otherwise you need to use a bank account.
I don't know of any Foreign Exchange shops in my country that will accept crypto and give me cash in another country's currency in exchange.
Ok so you go on a Forex and you can withdraw Fiat and actually receive the currency?
Etoro is the only that I've noticed advertising BTC and forex. but if you wanna ask the right people go to babypips, they are more exposed to these type of brokers.
He'd be trading currencies like the USD, GBP and EUR, this is like trading in crypto. He isn't literally buying banknotes of other countries. The concept of leverage are normally from FOREX market but gradually its been adopted in crypto right now but its almost the same thing.
Right, so if you wanted to buy some foreign currency other than using a bank, could they use a Forex to do so?
He'd be trading currencies like the USD, GBP and EUR, this is like trading in crypto. He isn't literally buying banknotes of other countries. The concept of leverage are normally from FOREX market but gradually its been adopted in crypto right now but its almost the same thing.
Jump to: