Paying with Bitcoin or USDT on our checkout page is as easy as sending an e‑mail — you just need a wallet address.
Why they need a wallet at all
A crypto wallet is simply an account on the blockchain with an address that can receive and send coins.
For everyday shoppers the fastest route is a custodial exchange wallet (think “PayPal for crypto”): the exchange holds the private keys, while the customer controls deposits and withdrawals through a username, password and 2‑factor login.
🌐 Binance (Global, EU‑friendly)
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Website: binance.com
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low fees, wide coin list, SEPA & card deposits for most EU residents.
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🇺🇸 Coinbase (US‑regulated)
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Website: coinbase.com
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clean UI, ACH card & bank support, FDIC‑insured USD balance.
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🇪🇺 Bitpanda (EU, HQ in Austria)
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Website: bitpanda.com
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live video verification in English or German, instant SEPA funding, supports metals & stocks too.
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The universal 5‑step set‑up checklist
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Choose a regulated brokerage that serves your country (see the three options below).
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Download the official app / visit the official site — phishing clones are rampant.
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Create an account with e‑mail or phone + strong password.
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Complete KYC identity verification (passport/ID + selfie).
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Binance walkthrough Binance
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Coinbase accepted IDs Coinbase Help
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Bitpanda live‑video verification support.bitpanda.com
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Enable 2‑factor authentication and note your backup codes offline.