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Compare ways to buy crypto

Buy crypto
with card or
bank transfer.

Buy Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and more through provider routes. Fees shown before you approve.

  • Visa
  • Mastercard
  • Apple Pay
  • Google Pay
  • Bank transfer
  • Best route picked automatically across providers
  • No-KYC routes where limits allow
  • Non-custodial — crypto settles to your own wallet
  • 150+ countries
  • 40 payment methods
  • 27 assets

How to buy

How to buy crypto

Swaps compares eligible provider routes in real time so you can review the final receive amount, provider costs, and checkout requirements before funds move.

  1. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to buy
  2. Enter the amount and select your payment method
  3. Enter your wallet address
  4. Confirm and receive crypto directly in your wallet

Available in 150+ countries with 40 payment methods including cards, bank transfers, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and more.

Buy crypto with no KYC: where it works today

Without ID today: Indonesia (QRIS) and the Philippines (QR Ph) through OnMeta. OnMeta sets the limits and may ask for verification above them. Card purchases without ID through Paybis are paused on Swaps since 2026-09-07. See no-KYC routes and their status.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I buy crypto without KYC?

Without ID today: Indonesia (QRIS) and the Philippines (QR Ph) through OnMeta. OnMeta sets the limits and may ask for verification above them. Card purchases without ID through Paybis are paused on Swaps since 2026-09-07. On other routes, the provider checkout shows its requirements before you pay.

What is the cheapest way to buy crypto?

It depends on amount and method. Cards and Apple/Google Pay can be faster but often carry higher provider fees; bank transfer and SEPA are slower but can be cheaper for larger amounts. Swaps ranks eligible providers by final receive amount for the selected corridor.

Does Swaps charge a fee to buy crypto?

Yes, on most routes. Bridge bank routes carry a 1% Swaps fee. On card and local-payment routes (Transak, Onmeta) the provider's price includes a share for Swaps; Stripe routes include none. The Bridge fee is shown on its own line before you pay and on Bridge's receipt, and the amount shown is always what you receive. Provider pricing, spread, payment-method costs, and network costs also apply and are shown in the live quote and provider checkout.

How fast is a crypto purchase on Swaps?

Card, Apple Pay, and Google Pay authorization can be fast, but final delivery depends on provider acceptance, verification, asset network, and execution. Bank transfer and SEPA usually take longer.