Topic: Which is the best exchange for Bitcoin buying? (Read 254 times)

Bitcoin exchanges are an integral part of the virtual currency world and its ecosystem in particular. I think the best exchange for buying bitcoin Coinbase. How to buy bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrency using or debit or credit cards. You use a traditional payment method such as credit card, bank transfer or debit card to buy bitcoins on a bitcoin exchange Coinbase. The bitcoins are then transferred to your wallet.

I cant really say what is the best exchange to buy bitcoin because it depends on your country try to check out coinbase and cex.io

Im using bitstamp, its reliable exchange but not sure about credit card thing. Coinbase allow that im pretty sure.
Choose any exchange that have good reputation and its on the market for at least 5 years already.

The best place to buy bitcoin is on bitcoin.co.id. The CS they have is very friendly and serves well. If there is a problem, they will also respond quickly. They have a lot of live support and there are also great people who often discuss bitcoin prices.

You can use Coinbase to buy with a credit card. 

Sure, it can be. But not every exchange permits buying cryptos with dc/cc.
You can use Cryptowisser's filter to choose the exchange to best meet your needs Cryptowisser.com/exchanges. Or ask forumers what's better to use. Coinbase, and Binance were mentioned here... Well, I never dealt with them and unfortunately have nothing to say. I use Cex, and it probably can be a good addition to the others aforementioned. Cex has an option of cards, they also relaunched wires and now offer bonuses to encourage using it (https://blog.cex.io/news/wire-bonus-17716). So take a look as well.

I usually recommend coinmarketcap. There is exchange ranking according to trading volumn. Exchange is one of the way to buy, now there is treading to use bitcoin ATM to buy BTC with cash. Just like original bank ATMs

Still, I would advise popular exchanges, I will add that there were large volumes of trade. Such services are still more reliable . And so you can choose any exchange that you like more on the CMC, open Bitcoin and there you will see all the exchanges .

Agree with others. Mostly the choice of crypto exchange will depend on what country you live in. And the other factors are not so vital.

Hi SAMICRYP,

There are many cryptocurrency exchanges out there, and we have listed 250+ of the more well-known ones (more than any other site in the world) together with the important data here: https://www.cryptowisser.com/exchanges/

To find the right exchange for you, you need to answer the following questions.

Is it important for you that your exchange accepts credit card deposits? (Yes/No)
I would personally steer clear of buying cryptos with credit cards but if you want to do that, all exchanges do not offer that option.

Is it important for you that your exchange accepts deposits of cryptocurrencies? (Yes/No)
If you currently have cryptocurrencies and just want to change your exchange, the new exchange must accept deposits of cryptocurrencies. Some exchanges only do Fiat-to-crypto and those exchanges are then not available to you.

Are you a US-based investor? (Yes/No)
Many exchanges prohibit US-investors.

What’s the highest trading fee you can accept to be charged?
Trading fees range from 0 to 20.00% (yeah you read that right, 20.00%). The lower fee you require, the fewer exchanges are available to you. Industry average is arguably around 0.25%.

Which cryptocurrencies do you want to trade?
A very important question of course.

The above questions (+1 more regarding continent of exchange) are included in our Exchange Finder tool as well, available here: https://www.cryptowisser.com/

So, my suggestion to you would be to complete the Exchange Finder-test, and then choose the highest rated exchange that matches with your answers (on the results page after having completed the test).

Good luck with your investments!

All the best,
Cryptowisser - Your Trading Cryptocurrency Guide

If you want to use your credit card and if you're really a noob, you should go to CoinBase.
Now, if you want to wait a little bit and learn a few things before, you can try more elaborate echanges, like Binance.
Binance, for example, is typically a marketplace where you'll be able to trade. It's the perfect place to do that.

Local exchanges can be easier for him but the type of payment has been mentioned.

There are lot of exchanges available in the cryptocurrency market. If you are looking for crypto-to-crypto exchanges these are the famous ones: Binance, koinex, crex24
For crypto-to-crypto and also crypto-to-fiat these are the famous ones right now in India:uncoin,zebpay

It completely depends on what country you're in. First world countries like the US has Coinbase, the Philippines has Coins.ph, etc. In general though, I would suggest using LocalBitcoins[1].

You can purchase BTC mostly using debit cards, but most likely not with credit cards.

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[1] https://localbitcoins.com/

Location really matter, lots of options are available in the internet, you can find in there what is best and more convenience for you.

I would start with local exchanges, which allow you to buy cryptocurrency with your national fiat currency, or by debit/credit cards (if required so). Then, with crypto coins in your wallet, you can use other popular exchanges like Binance, Bittrex, Poloniex, etx. depending on your location and priorities. Good luck!

Honestly its depends on your country and what type of payment you will buy for it

I personally  prefer local bitcoin. It also depends on  your  location,  some  of  the   sites like coin base  do  not  work  in  some  countries.

I would go with Binance exchange. They have great volume on the exchange and is ranked as on of the best available to anyone buying cryptos.

There is a lot of Good Crypto Exchange to buy Bitcoin as of now because of the BTC price dip.. First you should check from which country you are and which bank normally accepts Debit card or credit card. COmmonly, Coinbase is the exchange wallet from most of the country. May i ask from which county you are ?