Choose a route
Compare payment eligibility, available funds and delivery conditions before deciding how to pay.
Choosing a payment methodA useful buying plan answers three questions: can you use the offered route, what will the complete purchase cost, and where will the Bitcoin arrive? Start here before choosing a payment logo or repeating an order.
Compare payment eligibility, available funds and delivery conditions before deciding how to pay.
Choosing a payment methodUse total dollars spent and Bitcoin received. Include known bank or issuer charges outside the provider quote.
Compare two quote examplesA payment, provider review and wallet delivery can be at different stages. Find the status before trying again.
Pending-purchase checklistRead a focused explanation, check its examples and follow the sources.
Compare a U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF with buying Bitcoin directly. See what you own, who holds the keys, which fees to check, and what you can withdraw.
Compare a Bitcoin ATM’s total cash price with the BTC delivered. Check the exchange rate, fees and any cost to move Bitcoin onward.
Check whether a bank statement meets a proof-of-address request, which details must be visible and what to do after a move or rejection.
Understand what proof of funds establishes, which bank documents may be accepted and how to check the required amount, currency and date.
Deciding whether to buy Bitcoin starts with your finances: money for essentials, a loss you could absorb and a plan for holding the asset.
Keep the right records for a dollar-funded Bitcoin purchase: acquisition date, BTC quantity, costs, fees and later wallet transfers.
Understand an OTC Bitcoin quote: total cost, rate acceptance, funding instructions and delivery. Compare offers using the same spending budget.
Bitcoin can lose a large part of its value, and a total loss is possible through market or custody risks.
Asked where your Bitcoin purchase money came from? Learn which records may help and how to respond through a secure verification channel.
You can buy less than one Bitcoin. See how a small dollar budget converts to BTC and how fees affect the amount you receive.
Choose a Bitcoin payment method by comparing the options available to you, the complete dollar cost, final BTC amount and expected delivery.
Compare the dollars you pay with the Bitcoin that reaches your wallet. Check provider charges, spreads and fees outside the quote.
Your bank shows a charge, but Bitcoin has not arrived. Check the bank, provider and wallet records to find where the purchase is waiting.