Buy crypto without verification

[Affiliate3750]

Hello guys,

I'm searching for merchant that I can form it bitcoins or ethereum on the credit card without getting verified,

Thanks a lot

 

[blankbrain26]

Hello guys,

I'm searching for merchant that I can form it bitcoins or ethereum on the credit card without getting verified,

Thanks a lot

I recently used Paxful, it's easy and got many options even paypal

 

[OutreachSEO]

Credit cards will be extremely hard to do without verifications because of the risk of chargebacks. Your best hope is to buy gift cards with said credit card and then buy them that way through paxful and such.

 

[blue_knight]

Once you are using a credit card, you are not anonymous anymore. What's the point of bypass verification, if it is your credit card? It is, isn't it?

 

[dandan594594]

Payeer >> Paybis or use BTC ATM's.

 

[nakamura]

You won't find any legit provider for this. Most of them require a verification. Using a provider which is unknown or not legit has a big risk of you getting scammed. There is lots of scam going on when it comes to crypto. You have to question everything and everyone. If your credit cards are stolen or such thing you won't have lots of choices, go for the risk.

 

[InfinityPeace]

Just buy a gift debit card to exchange for BTC/ETH. Paxful and other exchangers allow that option, and it bypasses the verification issue. Why do people want to keep introducing a chargeback element to the non-refundable transaction arena of crypto?

 

[Paul1427]

Why do people want to keep introducing a chargeback element to the non-refundable transaction arena of crypto?

Due to security. If the credit card was stolen then when OWNER will see transaction will reporting to the back and will be a chargeback.
If is your card then you are not anonymous anymore so what is the point to not getting verified?
Answer: he is not the owner of them so....

 

[InfinityPeace]

That is a further reason to keep credit cards out of crypto. The medium exists in order to do transactions without requiring a third party "verifying" anything, and keeping the exchanges free of banking and government chokeholds. Crypto is an equity based system where the value moved in the transactions is supposed to be verified by the software, wallet to wallet in the blockchain, not a debt based issue where the exchanges are subject to human or institutional review. A gift card eliminates the owner needing to see a report to dispute anything. Chargebacks should not be integrated into the crypto system at all, so credit cards should not be accepted as a form of payment.

 

[blue_knight]

That is a further reason to keep credit cards out of crypto. The medium exists in order to do transactions without requiring a third party "verifying" anything, and keeping the exchanges free of banking and government chokeholds. Crypto is an equity based system where the value moved in the transactions is supposed to be verified by the software, wallet to wallet in the blockchain, not a debt based issue where the exchanges are subject to human or institutional review. A gift card eliminates the owner needing to see a report to dispute anything. Chargebacks should not be integrated into the crypto system at all, so credit cards should not be accepted as a form of payment.

Unfortunately, because of this, the crypto space become the favorite area for scammers. Beginners who are getting scammed will most likely not want to hear about crypto ever again. Everybody looses, except the scammers....

 

[sk8tavou]

Before some years when i made my first crypto investement i think there was a website called coinmama (not quite sure if that was the name) that i was using for fast CC orders. But the best way to be safe is to use a service with verifications and best for you and your cash with bank transfers.

 

[jacobnoah63]

Is there any chance of theft or hacking in the future?

 

[fullypak]

Is there any chance of theft or hacking in the future?

If you save your coins in any exchange for a longer period then it is risky because if they close then you lose your coins. So you need to save your coins in your personal wallets and never share private keys to anyone then your quite safe.

 

[SellingStealth]

Is there any chance of theft or hacking in the future?

If you're new to crypto and worried about security, you can also look into a hardware wallet

 

[Compazz]

paxful by far the most expensive platform to buy crypto, make sure to check the seller's price first

 

[blue_knight]

paxful by far the most expensive platform to buy crypto, make sure to check the seller's price first

paxful is full with scammers. Take care if you want to trade there.

 

[SellingStealth]

paxful is full with scammers. Take care if you want to trade there.

Would you say localbitcoins is more reliable?

 

[JeanFerreira]

You should try BTC atm's if you have in your city/or country

 

[fatech]

Use Paycoinly, they have many funding options (peer to peer) then you simply withdraw creating offer to Bitcoin or your coin

 

[blue_knight]

Would you say localbitcoins is more reliable?

I'm not sure what is safe these days... A few weeks ago I sell some crypto and I receive a money transfer directly to my bank account. After I received the money in my account, I release the escrow. Unfortunately, after a few days I received a call from my bank, it looks like the account was stolen. The money I received was from a Germany bank account. I was forced to return the money. The bank told me to ask for my crrypto back... yeah, right... The site I made the transaction was localmonero.co (basically the same thing as localbitcoins.com but with XMR and not BTC).
My conclusion is that if you want to exchange on these sites, the risk / reward ratio is not favorable for the honest customer. This is why I quit using these platforms.