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[Ghostblack3000]

Which website do you recommend for buying bitcoins, but that offers different payment methods?

 

[RoboTech]

P2P on reputable exchanges like Binance, Bybit..ect is one of the safest and cheapest ways to buy crypto. Avoid buying with credit cards, as the fees are usually high.

That being said, do not keep your coins on CEX.

Not your keys, not your coins.

Good luck.

 

[ekise]

Depends a bit on which country you’re in, I’m personally using CoinBase and Kraken, they’re both solid in terms of many available payment methods & also offer pretty low fees in terms of withdrawals. Binance is solid as well.

 

[umama1122]

I'm using the Binance P2P platform, it can process transactions using hundreds of different methods, has an extremely secure intermediary system and the seller only receives payment after you receive Bitcoin. You can check it out.

 

[DefMotion]

I always use Binance, and I can recommend Binance. I have not gotten any problems yet.

 

[istossolutions]

For buying Bitcoin with multiple payment options, top choices are:

1. Binance – cards, bank transfers, P2P.
2. Bitget – cards, bank, Apple/Google Pay, P2P.
3. BingX – cards, bank, mobile wallets, P2P.
4. Coinbase – bank, card, PayPal (some regions).
5. OKX – cards, bank, mobile payments, P2P.

 

[tafritravels]

You should definitely check out cex like bina*nce, etc since they have the most variety for deposits. They’re super reliable and make the whole process way less stressful for a beginner. But don't do p2p

 

[stackrux]

binance does this globally and provides 24/7 solutions to prblems

you can definitely use it if it's available in your country

 

[fortunec9]

Binance stand out for the widest variety of payment methods (credit/debit cards, bank transfers, Apple/Google Pay)

 

[smmping]

Binance, bybit and transfer to your cold wallet

 

[Cruscate]

I usually use Binance and Noones to buy Bitcoins. Many other exchanges have restrictions on location.

 

[Salamouna]

I always use P2P on bybit or other platform when I need to buy
you can buy with your local currency and the payment options that suit you

 

[WayneCox]

I usually stick to whatever lets me pay fast without weird hoops, and P2P has been the smoothest for that so far. Just keep an eye on seller ratings before hitting accept. And yeah, I move coins off the exchange as soon as I’m done buying because CEX wallets feel like leaving your bike unlocked in the street. Hardware wallets save a lot of stress.

 

[tubeboost]

Top 10 crypto exchanges.

 

[reido]

Kraken or Coinbase are my go-to platforms, they support pretty much all coins out there and have decent trading and withdrawal fees.

 

[darienquize67]

I think it is either Binance or Coinbase. Well aside from the fact that is pretty much available to my country.

 

[midnight_rambler]

best options depend on what payment method you want. if you want flexibility, use big exchanges like Binance or OKX, they support cards, bank transfers, and P2P

Coinbase is also good if you want something simple, but fees are higher

 

[examplens]

When you all propose the "best" option, why doesn't anyone explain why you claim that?
For example, why is Coinbase the best option for anything in crypto? If the fee is high, isn't that automatically enough to be excluded from the "good" solution list?

 

[Nikolaos]

Which website do you recommend for buying bitcoins, but that offers different payment methods?

I suggest binance, since it's the best and biggest crypto exchange.

 

[darienquize67]

When you all propose the "best" option, why doesn't anyone explain why you claim that?
For example, why is Coinbase the best option for anything in crypto? If the fee is high, isn't that automatically enough to be excluded from the "good" solution list?

Well in my case, it depends on the availability to my country. I think he should also considered that as well when choosing 'cause some countries have restriction to certain platforms