Some wallets accept Credit Card after verifying you.
But big downfall with that is credit card companies consider buying coin a "cash advance" and so you'd be paying the same fee's you pay when you use an ATM essentially.
I'm sure there are ways around that. Thats just my experience using discover cards to buy bitcoin through a wallet. Circle for example.
There's also https://indacoin.com/change (indacoin) claims credit cards work. I've used them before with my debit card, transaction was almost instant. (10 mins)
Not sure how works with credit cards.
Just my 2 cents sir, hopefully helps.
Cheers
Edit: It wasn't a discover card, my bad. It was capital one now looking back into Transaction history. (Circle) Still an option to look into though.
Topic: How do I buy BTC with a Discover credit card? (Read 5778 times)
Your best bet is using localbitcoins, lots of people use it and can accept payment in a variety of ways. It'll be easiest if you can send money directly from your bank account and then you can use places like coinbase.com as well
100%? I doubt you could find any but you could check the following link, be cautious when using these kind of services. How To Buy Bitcoins With Your Credit Card
I browsed around the forum but didn't really find an answer. Are there any trust worthy sites that you can buy BTC from with a Discover credit card? I usually acquired my coins from trading with various people on different forums, but it's usually a long process. Can I just outright buy them somewhere?
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