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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.
 
It is actually very possible to buy Bitcoin or any other Crypto currency with your debit card. Though, this is dependent on your bank, and the platform you intended to use.
There are plenty of Centralized Exchange that accept using debit card to buy Bitcoin. Of all these exchanges, I prefer Binance.
 
In principle, it doesn't matter with which card to buy cryptocurrency, debit or credit, the main thing is that it is allowed by the bank that issued it, and that the exchange supports working with such a card.
 
I've recently discovered YouHodler and they also accept debit cards as a method to deposit money into your account and then buy most of the ceyptocurrencies available on the market. They only have a 1% deposit fee and offer multiple features such as trading, loans, mulihodl. You can check out a detailed review of Youhodler here : https://gold.forum/reviews/wallets/youhodler-review/
 
I've recently discovered YouHodler and they also accept debit cards as a method to deposit money into your account and then buy most of the ceyptocurrencies available on the market. They only have a 1% deposit fee and offer multiple features such as trading, loans, mulihodl. You can check out a detailed review of Youhodler here : https://gold.forum/reviews/wallets/youhodler-review/
What is a multihodl?
Can you talk more about this function and what it might be useful for any user? How does it help to earn money and do you need special knowledge to do it?
 
In my country, using Binance to buy Bitcoin with a debit is quite straightforward if you have a verified Binance account. There is also the Luno which has also localized the use of local bank cards to buy crypto. Quidax also accepts buying Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies with bank cards.
 
One option is to use a cryptocurrency exchange that accepts debit cards as a payment method. Coinbase and Kraken are two exchanges that i know that allows you to buy Bitcoin with a debit card. Another option is to use Coinmama
 
Its quite sad that in some countries any attempt to get Bitcoin with your card will affect ones account.
One has to go through 3 or 4 platforms just to purchase it.
Same thing with withdrawal.
 
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.

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.
Thanks for the updates admin.
I am more familiar with Coinbase, binance and some others I'll definitely try these ones out.
Have a very wonderful day admin
 
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.
One can buy bitcoin with debit/credit cards on binance and bitcoin.com wallet it's open worldwide just like virwox another interesting thing is if one uses iphone and wants to exchange their apple pay for bitcoins one do that on binance it's safe and easy.
 
To buy Bitcoin with a debit card, follow these steps:
  1. Sign up with a reputable cryptocurrency exchange like Coinbase, Binance, or Kraken.
  2. Complete the identity verification process on the exchange, which usually involves providing personal information and documents.
  3. Add your debit card as a payment method and verify it.
  4. Once your card is verified, navigate to the "Buy" or "Trade" section on the exchange.
  5. Select Bitcoin (BTC) as the cryptocurrency you want to purchase.
  6. Enter the amount of Bitcoin you want to buy or the amount in your local currency you wish to spend.
  7. Review the transaction details, including fees and the exchange rate.
  8. Confirm the purchase, and the Bitcoin will be credited to your exchange account
 
To find out if your card supports 3D Secure, contact your credit/debit card provider directly or simply try adding it to your Coinbase account. You will get an error message if your card does not support 3D Secure.
 
Pour ma part admin chez nous, c'est toujours Coinbase, frequemment mais merci pour l'information je veux essayer avec le COINMAMA
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There are many crypto exchanges where you can buy bitcoins using debit/credit card. For example Coinbase, Cashapp etc. You can add the card details in your exchange and then next step is to buy BTC.Every exchange has a simple buy button and you'llbe able to do that.
If you want to buy cryptocurrency or bitcoin, then there are many such websites through which you can buy cryptocurrency and pay for it through debit card. If you purchase cryptocurrency in this way, you will have to pay extra taxes and charges.
 

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