How a Bitcoin wire purchase works

Illustrated explainer with AI-generated narration.

Here’s how a Bitcoin wire purchase works at Crypto Dispensers. Start with your account, and ask our team for help whenever a step is unclear.

Enter the amount you plan to send, your bank and planned send date. Select a saved Bitcoin wallet you own and control, then complete the source of funds questions.

Review and submit your wire request. Complete the identity, funding and video checks requested for your purchase. Wait for approval before arranging the wire.

Check the approved bank instructions sent to your verified email. Send the approved amount through your bank and attach the receipt to your request. If your amount changes, update the request before sending.

Our standard starting service fee is eight percent of the full wire amount. As your transaction volume grows, your rate may be reviewed individually. Confirm the rate for your request before funding. Your bank can charge separately.

At the standard starting rate, a one hundred thousand dollar wire has an eight thousand dollar service fee. That leaves ninety-two thousand dollars before other applicable costs. This example uses the standard rate and is not an individual offer.

After funds arrive and the required review is complete, check the final price, Bitcoin amount, costs and wallet. You approve before we complete the purchase. The Bitcoin price can change while your wire is on its way.

We then send Bitcoin to your confirmed eligible wallet. Follow the transaction status and network confirmations. Purchases require eligibility and account checks, and are unavailable in Georgia, Nevada, New York and Washington. Visit Crypto Dispensers dot com to review the service and get help.