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Exchanges are now accepting people to purchase Bitcoins using their bank debit card. One reason this is possible now is that the exchanges are using an anti-fraud system to accept payment. Unfortunately, this will incur higher transaction fees for you. If you'd like to buy some Bitcoins using your debit card, visit some of these exchanges below:

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Coinmama:
This is a great exchange with a very good reputation. The exchange has a fast turnaround time for each transaction that passes through them. The exchange is only open to people living in the United States. Furthermore, you can buy a wide variety of cryptocurrencies through this exchange.

Cex.IO:
The exchange has a good reputation, but they also impose a high buying limit. You will have a limit to the number of Bitcoins you can purchase at a time. One way to get around some of the high buying fees is to deposit your funds into your account using your debit card. Afterward, use their company's trading platform to buy your Bitcoins. You'll save quite a bit of money this way.

Bitpanda:
The exchange has low transaction fees, they offer you multiple ways to pay for your purchase, and they have an easy to use interface. This exchange is only open to people living in Europe. You must be a resident of the EU in order to use this exchange.

Coinbase:
The exchange is well-known as a reputable Bitcoin broker. This exchange allows you to purchase Bitcoins using your debit card. There are no fees when you buy with a debit card, however, there are fees if you use your credit card.

Bitstamp:
This is one of the oldest exchanges that gives you multiple payment options. However, this exchange is known for not being friendly, taking a long time to verify your transactions and it is limited to the US and the EU. The exchange offers a brokerage service when you purchase Bitcoins with your debit card.

Virwox:
The exchange is open worldwide and they don't have a verification process. This exchange won't sell you Bitcoins directly. They will, however, sell you Second Life Linders (SLL) which you will use to purchase your Bitcoins with.
 
Coinbase is probably best option right now. Fast and easy. Also you have instant PayPal withdrawals now from Coinbase, so I would go for that.

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I find that buying bitcoin with a credit card can be very cumbersome. slow and time-consuming processes. long-term checks. little attention to the client and help of the pages. Much easier to buy with electronic purses such as paypal or payeer. my opinion only.
 
Hello Gentlemen, if you want to know about a platform that has worked for me a lot, I can recommend binance, it has an easy interface and is simple to work with.

Binance in an exchaing that all you have to do is register and pass the KYC and add your debit or credit card and it does not charge you almost no commissions for buying bitcoin, it takes a while to unblock the balance, but it is very safe and easy to do. In personal criteria it is the best I have used.
 
Hello Gentlemen, if you want to know about a platform that has worked for me a lot, I can recommend binance, it has an easy interface and is simple to work with.

Binance in an exchaing that all you have to do is register and pass the KYC and add your debit or credit card and it does not charge you almost no commissions for buying bitcoin, it takes a while to unblock the balance, but it is very safe and easy to do. In personal criteria it is the best I have used.
I have also used the binance exchange for a very long time but the only hurdle there is the high withdrawal fees if you are making transactions smaller than 20 dollars than you have to think twice about it
 
What I do is use my luno wallet apart from the ways above. From my luno wallet I can buy bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies like ethereum, Ripple and bitcoin cash.
I also use Luno but I'm new to it. Can you use the normal visa card to add funds from your bank account?
 
Exchanges are now accepting people to purchase Bitcoins using their bank debit card. One reason this is possible now is that the exchanges are using an anti-fraud system to accept payment. Unfortunately, this will incur higher transaction fees for you. If you'd like to buy some Bitcoins using your debit card, visit some of these exchanges below:

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Coinmama:
This is a great exchange with a very good reputation. The exchange has a fast turnaround time for each transaction that passes through them. The exchange is only open to people living in the United States. Furthermore, you can buy a wide variety of cryptocurrencies through this exchange.

Cex.IO:
The exchange has a good reputation, but they also impose a high buying limit. You will have a limit to the number of Bitcoins you can purchase at a time. One way to get around some of the high buying fees is to deposit your funds into your account using your debit card. Afterward, use their company's trading platform to buy your Bitcoins. You'll save quite a bit of money this way.

Bitpanda:
The exchange has low transaction fees, they offer you multiple ways to pay for your purchase, and they have an easy to use interface. This exchange is only open to people living in Europe. You must be a resident of the EU in order to use this exchange.

Coinbase:
The exchange is well-known as a reputable Bitcoin broker. This exchange allows you to purchase Bitcoins using your debit card. There are no fees when you buy with a debit card, however, there are fees if you use your credit card.

Bitstamp:
This is one of the oldest exchanges that gives you multiple payment options. However, this exchange is known for not being friendly, taking a long time to verify your transactions and it is limited to the US and the EU. The exchange offers a brokerage service when you purchase Bitcoins with your debit card.

Virwox:
The exchange is open worldwide and they don't have a verification process. This exchange won't sell you Bitcoins directly. They will, however, sell you Second Life Linders (SLL) which you will use to purchase your Bitcoins with.
The procedure you mentioned is very important. But in Pakistan the method is adopted in another way that the cards are sent to the exchange first then in the form of dollars then the currency is bought from there.
 
I know of coinbase and binance. This is my first time of seeing other exchange wallet. I still trust binance cos I have been using it for a while now and their fees are pretty low
 
It is so easy to buy bitcoin on the internet now that debit card is being used globally by most websites and in every country in the world. This has made it easy for people to buy bitcoin and has helped the acceptability of bitcoin.
 
It feels good to hear that many ewallet exchange platform includes the option to buy coins with bank debit card. But I don't know if I can use my country's bank debit card to purchase coins from their site, because I know some countries are restricted to use such option.
I think the only places you cannot buy Bitcoin is in countries that have made it illegal, and there are only a handful of countries that have done that. Apart from that I think you can use a debit card from any country, if I'm not mistaken.
 
Exchanges are now accepting people to purchase Bitcoins using their bank debit card. One reason this is possible now is that the exchanges are using an anti-fraud system to accept payment. Unfortunately, this will incur higher transaction fees for you. If you'd like to buy some Bitcoins using your debit card, visit some of these exchanges below:

View attachment 26343

Coinmama:
This is a great exchange with a very good reputation. The exchange has a fast turnaround time for each transaction that passes through them. The exchange is only open to people living in the United States. Furthermore, you can buy a wide variety of cryptocurrencies through this exchange.

Cex.IO:
The exchange has a good reputation, but they also impose a high buying limit. You will have a limit to the number of Bitcoins you can purchase at a time. One way to get around some of the high buying fees is to deposit your funds into your account using your debit card. Afterward, use their company's trading platform to buy your Bitcoins. You'll save quite a bit of money this way.

Bitpanda:
The exchange has low transaction fees, they offer you multiple ways to pay for your purchase, and they have an easy to use interface. This exchange is only open to people living in Europe. You must be a resident of the EU in order to use this exchange.

Coinbase:
The exchange is well-known as a reputable Bitcoin broker. This exchange allows you to purchase Bitcoins using your debit card. There are no fees when you buy with a debit card, however, there are fees if you use your credit card.

Bitstamp:
This is one of the oldest exchanges that gives you multiple payment options. However, this exchange is known for not being friendly, taking a long time to verify your transactions and it is limited to the US and the EU. The exchange offers a brokerage service when you purchase Bitcoins with your debit card.

Virwox:
The exchange is open worldwide and they don't have a verification process. This exchange won't sell you Bitcoins directly. They will, however, sell you Second Life Linders (SLL) which you will use to purchase your Bitcoins with.
Binance is also offering to purchase Bitcoin by using your bank card and also coinex is offering the same method to buy Bitcoin.
 
Buying bitcoin with debit card is not hard at all, it's a great thing with fast responses. If you are buying bitcoin from Luno or Blockchain (usimg Pounds, USD, Euro), it's accepting the debit cards payment, and the application will charge directly from your bank account.
 
Exchanges are now accepting people to purchase Bitcoins using their bank debit card. One reason this is possible now is that the exchanges are using an anti-fraud system to accept payment
 
  1. Create account. Open your account on Coinbase.
  2. Connect debit card. Add your debit card to your Coinbase profile.
  3. Verify ID. Verify your ID with Coinbase.
  4. Buy bitcoins! Buy bitcoins using your debit card.
 
I have obtained a virtual card online after buying it from a site offering those services. There are very many sites selling virtual cards and no need struggle in obtaining a card from a bank.My aim was to ease purchases online since with cards I can easily transact. Buying bitcoin is very easy and the charges are very minimal so I just not have to struggle if my local currency isn't supported with the crypto wallet I am using.
 
I have never used a debit card. I have just obtained a credit card a few days a go and I think they have no difference when buying bitcoin. The best thing is that buying directly using the cards is very cheap and you end up avoiding too much charges.You can get this cards online without visiting to the banks.I use it to buy bitcoin directly with binance. So the debit or credit card should support your local currency for fast transactions.
 
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Exchanges are now accepting people to purchase Bitcoins using their bank debit card. One reason this is possible now is that the exchanges are using an anti-fraud system to accept payment. Unfortunately, this will incur higher transaction fees for you. If you'd like to buy some Bitcoins using your debit card, visit some of these exchanges below:

View attachment 26343

Coinmama:
This is a great exchange with a very good reputation. The exchange has a fast turnaround time for each transaction that passes through them. The exchange is only open to people living in the United States. Furthermore, you can buy a wide variety of cryptocurrencies through this exchange.

Cex.IO:
The exchange has a good reputation, but they also impose a high buying limit. You will have a limit to the number of Bitcoins you can purchase at a time. One way to get around some of the high buying fees is to deposit your funds into your account using your debit card. Afterward, use their company's trading platform to buy your Bitcoins. You'll save quite a bit of money this way.

Bitpanda:
The exchange has low transaction fees, they offer you multiple ways to pay for your purchase, and they have an easy to use interface. This exchange is only open to people living in Europe. You must be a resident of the EU in order to use this exchange.

Coinbase:
The exchange is well-known as a reputable Bitcoin broker. This exchange allows you to purchase Bitcoins using your debit card. There are no fees when you buy with a debit card, however, there are fees if you use your credit card.

Bitstamp:
This is one of the oldest exchanges that gives you multiple payment options. However, this exchange is known for not being friendly, taking a long time to verify your transactions and it is limited to the US and the EU. The exchange offers a brokerage service when you purchase Bitcoins with your debit card.

Virwox:
The exchange is open worldwide and they don't have a verification process. This exchange won't sell you Bitcoins directly. They will, however, sell you Second Life Linders (SLL) which you will use to purchase your Bitcoins with.

Exchanges are now accepting people to purchase Bitcoins using their bank debit card. One reason this is possible now is that the exchanges are using an anti-fraud system to accept payment. Unfortunately, this will incur higher transaction fees for you. If you'd like to buy some Bitcoins using your debit card, visit some of these exchanges below:

View attachment 26343

Coinmama:
This is a great exchange with a very good reputation. The exchange has a fast turnaround time for each transaction that passes through them. The exchange is only open to people living in the United States. Furthermore, you can buy a wide variety of cryptocurrencies through this exchange.

Cex.IO:
The exchange has a good reputation, but they also impose a high buying limit. You will have a limit to the number of Bitcoins you can purchase at a time. One way to get around some of the high buying fees is to deposit your funds into your account using your debit card. Afterward, use their company's trading platform to buy your Bitcoins. You'll save quite a bit of money this way.

Bitpanda:
The exchange has low transaction fees, they offer you multiple ways to pay for your purchase, and they have an easy to use interface. This exchange is only open to people living in Europe. You must be a resident of the EU in order to use this exchange.

Coinbase:
The exchange is well-known as a reputable Bitcoin broker. This exchange allows you to purchase Bitcoins using your debit card. There are no fees when you buy with a debit card, however, there are fees if you use your credit card.

Bitstamp:
This is one of the oldest exchanges that gives you multiple payment options. However, this exchange is known for not being friendly, taking a long time to verify your transactions and it is limited to the US and the EU. The exchange offers a brokerage service when you purchase Bitcoins with your debit card.

Virwox:
The exchange is open worldwide and they don't have a verification process. This exchange won't sell you Bitcoins directly. They will, however, sell you Second Life Linders (SLL) which you will use to purchase your Bitcoins with.b
This is informative,I say thumps up and am pleased to know that my favourite Bitcoin platform was listed as being one those that can do Bitcoin business with debit card.The only challenge is the Apex bank in my Country is acting a couple in the wheel of progress
 
if you get your identity in the system when you are involved in purchasing Bitcoin, the whole idea of this block chain DIES :( that is ANONYMITY :) isn't it?
 
Those are some methods which is through the exchanges. Even Binance does. The fee is too high though. Maybe peer to peer? The person should be someone you can trust though. What I do use is what I earned online. It's much easier. Hehe
 

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