Cheapest way to buy crypto
Enter how much you want to spend in your currency. We compare Binance P2P, Bybit P2P and paying by card, with today's real prices, order limits and fees, and show how much crypto you end up with.
Good to know
- Why is P2P often cheaper?
- With P2P you pay another person in your local currency by bank transfer or an app, so there is no card fee or bank exchange markup. The exchange holds the seller's crypto in escrow until you have paid.
- What should I watch out for on P2P?
- Only trade inside the exchange's P2P page, pick sellers with many completed orders and a high completion rate, never pay outside the listed methods, and don't mark an order paid before you really paid. Check a payment with our USDT payment checker.
- Are withdrawal fees included?
- No. If you move the coins to your own wallet, the exchange charges a network fee. See which network is cheapest on our network fees page.