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If you’re into cryptocurrency trading, you’ll want to know what kinds of accounts you can use with crypto exchanges and trading platforms.
While crypto is growing in popularity, not every kind of fiat currency account is compatible with it - so it’s important to check before organising any trades or transactions.
In this guide, we’ll look at whether you can use your Wise account for cryptocurrency transfers. The short answer is no, but we’ll explain everything you need to know below.
The Wise account is not crypto-friendly, as buying, selling or trading cryptocurrencies is against the Acceptable Use Policy.
You can also read more about Wise’s position on crypto here.
However, the Wise card works a little differently. You can use it to spend wherever you like (as long as it’s a legal transaction in a supported country) - and this includes cryptocurrency platforms.
You can’t use your Wise account to buy cryptocurrency, which includes doing any of the following:
Additionally, you can’t use Wise to receive money from cryptocurrency platforms and exchanges that aren’t licensed in the UK or EU, or from individuals as part of P2P trading.
You can’t hold money involved in cryptocurrency trades in your Wise account either (for example, holding funds for another person for the purpose of buying virtual currency).
Here’s some more info on incompatible account and payment types with Wise.
No, you can’t use Wise to make cryptocurrency transfers of any kind - it’s explicitly prohibited by the Acceptable Use Policy which applies to Wise accounts.
This also includes using cryptocurrency to pay for money transfers using Wise.
You can only pay for transfers using an approved payment method, such as a bank account, debit or credit card, Google Pay or Apple Pay, or your Wise account.
You may not be able to buy, sell or trade cryptocurrency with Wise, but there’s a huge number of other things you can do with your Wise account.
Once you open your Wise account online (it’s quick and easy), you can:
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