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CEX.IO Accepts Virtual Cards

, March 14, 2016

Consolidating experience of buying bitcoin with physical credit cards, CEX.IO accepts virtual payment cards as well. Users are welcome to fund their account with VCC’s of such providers as Neteller, EntroPay, Payoneer, Netspend and others.

How to buy Bitcoins with virtual cards

To add a virtual card and verify it, you need to provide information about the card, and simply upload a photo of yourself next to your laptop/monitor with your virtual card shown on the screen. Verification of virtual credit card is needed to confirm user’s ownership. 

Currently, virtual cards are accepted for Basic Account type on CEX.IO and have respective deposit limits. If your account is Verified, Individual Business or Corporate type, then virtual cards are acceptable only in case you have at least one physical card with a successful deposit from it. Otherwise, your account type will be downgraded to Basic account type.

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