Topic: Exchanges - page 2. (Read 737 times)
It will be convenient if you buy with cards not cash. Yes, you cqn buy Bitcoin with cash. But you need to find a traders who wants to trade their Bitcoin for cash. You cannot find any exchange that accepts cash because they are online. Try localbitcoins.com. You can find traders nearby who wants to sell their Bitcoins for cash. Some people buy Bitcoin thru their bank accounts. I think Coinbase allows you to do that. I think that will be more convenient than finding seller personally. You just have to submit anything that are needed in able to buy Bitcoin. You need to give your identity to them.
You should try to explain what you are really looking for, there are several exchanges in where you can buy bitcoin, but if you only have a card to buy bitcoins, then there are not too many options for you almost all the exchanges doesnt allow their customers to buy bitcoins with credit cards because of money laundering polices.
Just go to localbitcoins and try to look for a seller and pay him on cash or via bank transfer, this is one of the best ways in where you can buy bitcoins almost instantly.
Just go to localbitcoins and try to look for a seller and pay him on cash or via bank transfer, this is one of the best ways in where you can buy bitcoins almost instantly.
Hey guys! Can anybody advise me a website where I can see all exchange companies and their bitcoin price.
Any differences in price get arbitraged to death. Their prices are going to be pretty much the same for practical purposes. It's worth looking on coinmarketcap for trustworthy exchanges (none of them are that trustworthy, so be careful), but Bitstamp, GDAX and Kraken are a few that you could try.And also which companies can accept cash for bitcoins?
If you want to pay with cash, you should probably try trading with someone in person (or with cash in the mail if you need to) on LocalBitcoins.What is better: buy by cash or by card?
You're missing out bank transfers, which can be quite important. Between cash and credit cards though, cash is ideal since it's non-reversible. The risk of credit card fraud and necessary KYC regulations lead to a lot of complex verification which can be quite irritating. Credit cards are ideally for when you need a convenient way to pay online, but they can also result in high fees and annoying verification.
https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/volume/24-hour/
This site won't exactly tell you all the exchanges but most them listed here are old and you can trust it little bit. My recommendation would be use bittrex , poloniex and maybe hitbtc if you want.
If you don't want to provide any documents just use local bitcoins you might find any local trader and it is more easier and safer to trade.
This site won't exactly tell you all the exchanges but most them listed here are old and you can trust it little bit. My recommendation would be use bittrex , poloniex and maybe hitbtc if you want.
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And also which companies can accept cash for bitcoins?
I wouldn't recommend you sending cash directly because sometimes they screw up and you will lose your cash and not get your btc also.Quote
What is better: buy by cash or by card?
Both have their disadvantages as i said cash transactions can't be reversed ans most of the trusted exchanges above don't accept cash directly. For credit card it is safer because of chargeback feature but the fees is as high as 20%. Either what you can do is register on https://tether.to verify all your documents and address and send funds using your bank account. After funds arrived you can use it on the above exchanges without any more fees.If you don't want to provide any documents just use local bitcoins you might find any local trader and it is more easier and safer to trade.
Hey guys! Can anybody advise me a website where I can see all exchange companies and their bitcoin price.
And also which companies can accept cash for bitcoins?
What is better: buy by cash or by card?
Heeeeelp!
Thank you.
And also which companies can accept cash for bitcoins?
What is better: buy by cash or by card?
Heeeeelp!
Thank you.
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