Where can I exchange BTC for Dogecoin?

There is no one size fits all for exchanges. Each user has unique needs when buying cryptocurrency.

Our Bitcoin and cryptocurrency exchange reviews detail each exchange's supported countries, payment methods accepted, fees, privacy, limits, liquidity, reputation, speed (delivery of coins), customer support, and any past issues.

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Coinbase

Coinbase is the world's largest Bitcoin (BTC) broker. They represent an easy and fast way for new users to purchase bitcoins, ethereum, litecoin, and many other coins. Coinbase supports customers in over 30 countries, including the United States, Europe (besides Germany), UK, Singapore, Canada, and Australia.

Customers in the above-mentioned countries can purchase cryptocurrency by debit card, bank transfer, SEPA transfer, and more.

Coinmama

Coinmama allows customers in almost every country to buy bitcoins, litecoins, ethereum, and many other coins with a credit or debit card. They charge a 4.9%-5.9% (depends on volume) fee on each purchase.

Customers in Europe can also purchase cryptocurrency with SEPA transfer for a lower fee.

Therefore, everyone should consider how important each of the following is to you when choosing an exchange.

Privacy

How much personal information does the exchange require? Do you need to upload a picture of your ID?

Limits

How much can you buy? If you plan on buying a large amount, does the exchange support order that large?

Additionally, there are sometimes crypto and fiat withdrawal limits on exchanges that limit how much you can withdraw at once. This can be annoying if you deal with large amounts you will have to withdraw small amounts over a few days.

OTC markets are available for buying large amounts of Bitcoin, but these markets are yet to appear for other coins for now.

Fees

How much does the exchange charge for converting your money? And how does this fee compare to other similar exchanges?

The average fee for credit card buys is about 4%. Bank transfer buying fees are usually 1-1.5%. Compare the rates of any exchange to other similar exchanges.

Cash fees are usually 1%, although there is often a 5-10% premium. This is especially true at ATMs, where there is always a premium.

Speed

How fast will your coins be delivered? Note that most problems with speed are due to the legacy banking system and not with cryptocurrency.

Credit card buys are often instant. Bank transfer buys can take days to clear. Cash buys are instant but you have to physically move and can’t do it online.

Reputation

How long has the exchange been around? Is it regulated? Many exchanges have been scams in the past, so research any exchange before you deposit money with them.