How To Buy Bitcoins Online

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It's easy with our guide. There are hundreds of exchanges online and we have narrowed them down to a select, curated list of the best ones.

We have covered every payment method including:

Credit Card
Cash
PayPal
Bank Wire and Bank Transfer
Cryptocurrency

Some of our favorites that offer over 200+ payment methods include LocalBitcoins and Paxful. While others, like Gemini, are both user friendly and efficient for safekeeping.

Enjoy!

[arina.marchello]

for buying we may go to exchanging, don't we?

[coinoligist]

I would recommend XCH4NGE: https://www.xch4nge.com/, they are the safest and most professional out there. They have 24/7 support and will also be implementing a new method of payment processing through their corporate account.

[Lokersan]

Hello, guys, have you ever tried to Buy Bitcoin with Rand? Need few advices from experienced person, what platform is it better to use? You can answer here or PM me.

[kimkawai1026]

Anyone here trading arbitrage? I'm looking for partners to trade together

[Julian_coogan]

1)Signup for coinbase pro, gemini, bitstamp , or kraken and get validated,
2)ACH (bank) transfer or SEPA transfer fiat money to the exchange,
3)Buy BTC,
4) Withdraw the BTC into your own personal wallet . Since you are buying just a little you can start with a free wallet :
electrum (good desktop wallet).

If you are willing to buy any cryptos, you can have a look at Coinswitch, you'll be able to earn free bitcoins through their referral program.

[coinmaster]

That's actually easy. Look for a Bitcoin exchange that accepts payments via cards or bank account. If you're interested in buying bitcoins anonymously you can do it at P2P exchanges.

[Crypnative]

Or derivative platforms... I'm sure everyone here heard of BitMEX, but still, I wonder — is it really as good as some people claim?

[Julian_coogan]

There are many ways to buy bitcoins online -
https://localbitcoins.com/
https://coinswitch.co/

[martiel]

Or derivative platforms... I'm sure everyone here heard of BitMEX, but still, I wonder — is it really as good as some people claim?

It depends. For someone, this exchange may be good enough, while others may say the website is awful. So, in case you're wondering about this particular exchange, try to find some websites or sources which will provide you with bare facts or arguments. The likes of Bitority feature expert opinions and recommendations. And they have reviews on many popular exchanges, including BitMEX https://bitority.com/review-of-bitmex/ . There you're likely to find the answers to your questions. It says that the exchange is secure and reliable, and has fast-responsive customer support. Also, it allows for margin trading, but it might be challenging for newbies. It doesn't provide services to the US users though. So, that was a brief overview, check the details on your own.

[camebit]

Yeap, it's not for beginners — quite overwhelming. By the way, thanks for your post and the website suggested. Very educational.

[Crypnative]

Or derivative platforms... I'm sure everyone here heard of BitMEX, but still, I wonder — is it really as good as some people claim?

It depends. For someone, this exchange may be good enough, while others may say the website is awful. So, in case you're wondering about this particular exchange, try to find some websites or sources which will provide you with bare facts or arguments. The likes of Bitority feature expert opinions and recommendations. And they have reviews on many popular exchanges, including BitMEX https://bitority.com/review-of-bitmex/ . There you're likely to find the answers to your questions. It says that the exchange is secure and reliable, and has fast-responsive customer support. Also, it allows for margin trading, but it might be challenging for newbies. It doesn't provide services to the US users though. So, that was a brief overview, check the details on your own.

Probably, you've got a point there. Thank you for a detailed response. I'll just continue researching then and check the link you've provided.

[Crypnative]

Nowadays it’s easy. There are enough guides and tutorials on the Internet about the online bitcoin purchasing. Find crypto exchange that accepts credit card or any other convenient method of payment and then register there. Then in order to verify the account provide the required information. Deposit money via the chosen option and buy bitcoins. It’s advisable to move the coins to the wallet if you won’t trade it. Keeping crypto on the exchange is risky storing due to the hacks.

[solarcrypto]

Localcoin has a lot options for people in Canada. They have a Visa debit card that I've used for a bit now and it's been a daily use for me. Definitely worth giving a look