What is BitTap’s Quick Buy feature?

BitTap’s Quick Buy feature, in partnership with the third-party payment provider Banxa, allows users to quickly purchase cryptocurrencies (such as BTC, ETH, etc.) using fiat currency and directly deposit them into their BitTap account.

Understanding the Basics

Available Currencies and Cryptocurrencies

With Quick Buy, users can purchase various cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and USDT, using multiple fiat currencies, such as USD, EUR, GBP, and others.

How to Use BitTap’s Quick Buy Feature

  1. Log in to your BitTap account and navigate to the “Quick Buy” page
  2. Select the fiat currency you want to use and the cryptocurrency you want to purchase
  3. Enter the amount you wish to buy, and the system will display the equivalent cryptocurrency
  4. Choose a payment method (credit card, debit card, bank transfer, etc.)
  5. Complete identity verification via Banxa and confirm the payment
  6. Once the purchase is complete, the cryptocurrency will be directly deposited into your BitTap account

Supported Payment Methods

BitTap, through Banxa, supports various payment methods including:

  • Credit/Debit cards (Visa, Mastercard)
  • Bank transfers
  • Apple Pay
  • Google Pay

Note: Available payment methods may vary based on your country or region.

Important Details

Fees and Minimums

  • Transaction fees apply when using Quick Buy
  • Fees vary by payment method and purchase amount
  • Minimum purchase typically starts at 50 USD or equivalent
  • Fee details are displayed on the payment confirmation page

Processing Times and Security

  • Most purchases appear in your account within minutes
  • Some transactions may take 1–2 hours depending on payment method
  • KYC verification may be required in certain regions
  • Banxa provides secure, compliant payment processing

Troubleshooting and Support

What to Do If You Encounter Issues

If you experience problems during payment:

  1. Contact Banxa’s 24/7 online support through the payment page
  2. Reach out to BitTap’s customer service for platform-related issues

Refund Policy

  • Cryptocurrency purchases are typically non-refundable
  • Failed payment refunds are handled through Banxa support
  • Contact customer support for specific issues

Additional Information

Regional Availability and Limits

  • Most countries supported through Banxa
  • Transaction limits vary by:
  • Verification level
  • Payment method
  • Regional regulations

Important Considerations

  • Payment methods must be in your name
  • Verify transaction amounts and fees before purchasing
  • Monitor your account for successful deposits
  • Quick Buy is for purchasing only, not withdrawals

Connect with BitTap

Website: https://www.bittap.com/

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