3. Place and confirm the order
If this is your first card purchase, click [Add New Card], enter the card details, and confirm.
If you already added a card before, make sure the card is still valid before proceeding.
Review the payment details carefully, including the quoted amount and any transaction fees, then click [Confirm].
If required, complete your bank’s one-time password or verification step.
After processing, the purchased crypto should appear in your account shortly.
Tips
1. Convert vs Spot
Convert: This is simpler and faster, with fewer decisions on the screen.
Spot BTC/USDT: This gives more control if you care about the execution price and order setup.
2. Fees and final received amount
Important: The amount of BTC you finally receive may differ from the initial estimate because fees and conversion rates can affect the result.
Some banks may also charge extra fees on crypto-related card transactions.
3. Card limits and setup rules
Card linking: Binance says you can link up to five bank cards to one account.
If too many cards are bound in a short time, a 24-hour wait may apply for card binding.
4. If a purchase fails
The order can expire if you do not complete payment within the allowed time.
If a failed transaction was charged, the refund may return to your card after a few days.
You can check details under [History] → [Fiat Order] and review the failure explanation there.
After Purchase
1. Where to check your BTC
Open the wallet area.
Go to [Overview].
Confirm whether the BTC has arrived.
2. Where to check order history
Open [Buy & Sell] → [Orders].
You can also check [Fiat Order] → [Buy] for purchase records.
If this is your first card purchase, click [Add New Card], enter the card details, and confirm.
If you already added a card before, make sure the card is still valid before proceeding.
Review the payment details carefully, including the quoted amount and any transaction fees, then click [Confirm].
If required, complete your bank’s one-time password or verification step.
After processing, the purchased crypto should appear in your account shortly.
Tips
1. Convert vs Spot
Convert: This is simpler and faster, with fewer decisions on the screen.
Spot BTC/USDT: This gives more control if you care about the execution price and order setup.
2. Fees and final received amount
Important: The amount of BTC you finally receive may differ from the initial estimate because fees and conversion rates can affect the result.
Some banks may also charge extra fees on crypto-related card transactions.
3. Card limits and setup rules
Card linking: Binance says you can link up to five bank cards to one account.
If too many cards are bound in a short time, a 24-hour wait may apply for card binding.
4. If a purchase fails
The order can expire if you do not complete payment within the allowed time.
If a failed transaction was charged, the refund may return to your card after a few days.
You can check details under [History] → [Fiat Order] and review the failure explanation there.
After Purchase
1. Where to check your BTC
Open the wallet area.
Go to [Overview].
Confirm whether the BTC has arrived.
2. Where to check order history
Open [Buy & Sell] → [Orders].
You can also check [Fiat Order] → [Buy] for purchase records.