Topic: Buy bitcoins with VISA or MasterCard (Read 744 times)
Thanks for listing out all the exchanges .I was actually searching for the exchanges that accept credit cards. I already know about coinbase. But it doesn't accept my country. I have heard that weaken as well as changelly also accept credit cards. I don't know much about. Please check and add it to your list. It may be usefull for someone.
The problem with buying Bitcoin with this method is that usually (if not always) you pay a higher rate up to 10%. And another thing 80% (if not all) of the websites allowing you to buy Bitcoin using a Visa/Mastercard card will ask you a verification ID
To your list, you can add BitPanda and Paymium
IndaCoin doesn't require ID.To your list, you can add BitPanda and Paymium
And yes, it's more expensive than buying bitcoins via bank wire or SEPA.
The problem with buying Bitcoin with this method is that usually (if not always) you pay a higher rate up to 10%. And another thing 80% (if not all) of the websites allowing you to buy Bitcoin using a Visa/Mastercard card will ask you a verification ID
To your list, you can add BitPanda and Paymium
To your list, you can add BitPanda and Paymium
Localbitcoins.com
Which websites do you know or use for buying bitcoins with VISA or MasterCard?
I know these:
It is important to note that this is not limited to credit cards. Most exchangers also accept debit cards (VISA Electron and Maestro), prepaid cards, reloadable cards and gift cards. They just need to be VISA or MasterCard.
I know these:
- CEX.io: not sure if they ask for extra verification once you reach an specific transaction volume. They also have an exchange which seems to be useful once you've ordered Bitcoins.
- CoinMama: they used to sell Bitcoins through Western Union, now it seems they only sell Bitcoins through credit card.
- IndaCoin: instant verification and payment. Their customer support is quite efficient.
- Other exchangers like AdvCash accept deposits with VISA and MasterCard, which you can then use to buy Bitcoins.
It is important to note that this is not limited to credit cards. Most exchangers also accept debit cards (VISA Electron and Maestro), prepaid cards, reloadable cards and gift cards. They just need to be VISA or MasterCard.
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