Buy Binance Coin (BEP 20) with Credit Card or Debit Card
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How to Buy Binance Coin (BEP 20) with Credit Card or Debit Card
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There is no single approach that suits everyone. Most customers choose to buy Binance Coin with credit card, which we expect may be due to processing speed and convenience. Please note that each payment method has different fees and processing times, and all crypto investments carry risk.
Paybis offers a guided buying process for customers around the globe. Once your identity verification is complete, you can buy BNB with credit card or debit card. Processing times will vary depending on your payment method, your bank, and blockchain confirmation. UK customers must also complete additional mandatory steps, including a 24-hour cooling-off period, before making their first transaction. See "Identity Verification Required" above.
Customers residing in supported locations can buy BNB once they have completed identity verification and any applicable onboarding steps, including the 24-hour cooling-off period for UK customers.
After you purchase BNB, you can exchange it for other cryptocurrencies, HODL, or pay for trading fees on the Binance exchange. Make sure to read our risk summary before you decide to buy BNB with credit card or debit card at Paybis.
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