How to get IBAN on Ka.App
- Click the “Buy” icon.
- Enter the amount and select the crypto you want to buy.
- Choose your payment method.
- Input your bank or e-wallet details.
- Confirm the transaction with your passcode.
Top Benefits Of Buying Crypto Via Wire Transfer
Convenience
Buying crypto directly from a bank account or e-wallet makes the process hassle-free and is an accessible alternative to credit cards.
Familiarity
Wire transfers make an easy way for new crypto users to buy crypto, as they often feel more comfortable using familiar payment methods.
Security
Banks and e-wallets comply with stricter regulatory standards, which can offer additional protection to you and your transactions.
Recordkeeping
Banks and e-wallets usually provide detailed records of transactions. These can be helpful for finance management and tax payments.
FAQs
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A wire transfer is a method of sending money electronically from one bank account to another. This process involves the sender enabling their bank to send a specific amount of money to the recipient. Wire transfers are known for their speed and security, making them a popular choice for sending large amounts of money, both domestic and international transactions.
Yes, our wire transfers are safe. We use a Web3 infrastructure that employs advanced technology for secure crypto purchases. Also, we’re also compliant with regulations that protect our platform and our users against fraud, theft, money laundering, and other illegal activities.
It depends on the specific payment method you will use. If you choose the easy bank transfer option, the settlement time usually takes two minutes or less. If you do a manual bank transfer, the transaction may take between 10-20 minutes. Apple Pay and Google Pay usually take up to five minutes.
The fees may vary depending on your location and the amount of your transaction. Please go to the web app to see the exact required amount.
There’s no limit to the amount of crypto you can buy via wire transfer. However, for security and risk mitigation, our compliance team may still review and verify large transactions. If a transaction is deemed suspicious, they may ask for proof of fund sources or other documents.
