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Top Exchange To Get Bitcoin With Debit Card And How To Get Bitcoin With Debit Card

By Barry Stidham
Jul 3, 2024
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Getting bitcoin (BTC) with a debit or credit card used to be REALLY hard. So, how to get bitcoins with debit card? Let's see in this article.

Luckily, companies like eToro and Bitstamp have made it simple. We've provided a list of exchanges below where you can purchase cryptocurrencies with a debit or credit card. Residents of New York may ONLY use Bitstamp to make debit card purchases due to laws. The other exchanges don't support New York.

Bitstamp

At Bitstamp, you may instantly purchase bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital currencies using a debit card and ACH transfer.

All US states, including New York, are supported by Bitstamp, but Hawaii is not.

PROS

- One of the oldest Bitcoin marketplaces

- Very cheap cost of 0.25 percent, which drops to 0.1% with enough trading volume

- good selection of alternatives for deposits and withdrawals

CONS

- Users should not keep money on the exchange for any length of time because it has already been compromised.

Uphold

At Uphold you can buy bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptos using a debit card.

PROS

- Ability to also buy gold and silver

CONS

- Requires ID verification, so not private

Coinmama

Coinmama is a bitcoin broker that specializes in enabling debit card purchases of bitcoin.

Coinmama offers high limits. You may invest up to:

$5,000 worth of bitcoin per day

$20,000 worth of bitcoins per month

You will receive your bitcoin shortly after making a purchase and having your account validated.

All US states, with the exception of New York and Hawaii, provide Coinmama.

PROS

- Works in almost all countries

- highest credit card purchase limitations for bitcoin

- dependable and reputable broker

CONS

- among bitcoin brokers accepting credit/debit cards, some of the highest costs

How to buy bitcoins with debit cards on Coinbase?

Coinbase is one of the biggest Bitcoin exchanges.

At Coinbase you can buy up to $150 or €150 of bitcoin per week instantly with a debit card (not credit card) in the USA.

Coinbase charges a flat 3.99% fee on all purchases via debit card, which is among the lowest for US customers.

A quick step-by-step guide on how to buy bitcoins with debit card on Coinbase:

Create an account: Open your account on Coinbase.

Connect debit card: Add your debit card to your Coinbase profile

Verify ID: Verify your ID with Coinbase.

Buy bitcoins! Buy bitcoins using your debit card.

PROS

- High liquidity and buying limits

- Easy way for newcomers to get bitcoins

- "Instant Buy" option available with debit card

CONS

- Purchases made with bank transfer can take up to 5 days to complete

- Coinbase may track how and where you spend your bitcoins

Well, I hope now you know how To Get Bitcoin With Debit Card.

Disclaimer: The information on this page may have been obtained from third parties and does not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of BitKan. This content is provided for general informational purposes only, without any representation or warranty of any kind, nor shall it be construed as financial or investment advice. BitKan shall not be liable for any errors or omissions, or for any outcomes resulting from the use of this information. Investments in digital assets can be risky. Please carefully evaluate the risks of a product and your risk tolerance based on your own financial circumstances. Products mentioned in this article may not be available in your region.

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