Crypto Dispensers uses Transak’s regulated infrastructure to let users buy and sell digital assets using cards, bank transfers, and wires across dozens of countries and currencies. Availability is determined by location, compliance rules, and payment method.
Purchase supported cryptocurrencies using debit cards, credit cards, and bank transfers where permitted. Asset availability depends on your country and payment rail.
Convert supported digital assets back into fiat currency. Payout methods vary by region and verification level.
Transak supports dozens of fiat currencies globally. Users see pricing and settlement in their local currency when available.
Depending on location, users may access cards, bank transfers, and wire-based funding methods.
Transak availability is determined by country and, in some regions, by state or province. Compliance rules vary by jurisdiction.
Pricing, limits, and asset availability are always shown before you confirm. Nothing happens without explicit user approval.
Crypto Dispensers does not custody user funds during Transak transactions. All purchases and sales are processed through regulated partners and subject to local laws, KYC requirements, and payment provider rules.
These answers explain how card and bank based crypto purchases and sales work, what affects availability, and why verification requirements differ by region.
A crypto onramp is the process of converting fiat currency into cryptocurrency using regulated payment rails. Depending on your region, this can include debit cards, credit cards, bank transfers, and wire transfers. The final assets and payment options available to you are shown before you confirm a transaction.
A crypto offramp is the process of converting cryptocurrency back into fiat currency. Availability depends on local rules and supported payout rails in your region. If offramps are available for your location and asset, you will see the option inside the checkout flow.
Supported payment methods depend on your country and local rules. Generally, users may see a combination of debit cards, credit cards, bank transfers, and wire transfers. Some regions support additional options through local banking rails. Final availability is shown inside checkout.
Payment methods vary because each country has different financial regulations, banking rules, and risk requirements. A payment method that is permitted in one jurisdiction may be restricted in another. Crypto Dispensers follows the rules of each region to keep transactions compliant.
In the United States, many financial and virtual asset rules are handled at the state level. That is why availability can differ by state. Some states are allowed while others may be restricted. If a state is not supported, the checkout flow will prevent the transaction from proceeding.
Availability is confirmed during checkout using your location details. If your state is restricted, you will not be able to complete a purchase or sale through card or bank rails. If you want help verifying eligibility before trying, contact support and we can confirm what applies to your situation.
Some countries permit lighter verification for lower risk transactions. Others require full identity verification. This is not a preference of Crypto Dispensers. It is how local compliance frameworks are structured. Verification requirements increase with risk factors like transaction size, payout methods, and regional rules.
Document types vary by country. Commonly accepted documents include government issued photo identification such as a driver license, national identity card, or passport depending on local requirements. The exact options available to you are shown during verification.
Crypto purchases and sales are financial transactions processed through regulated payment rails. Identity verification is required to meet compliance standards and reduce fraud and unauthorized use. Without successful verification, you cannot engage with card and bank based crypto transactions on the platform.
Card approvals are controlled by your card issuer, not by Crypto Dispensers. Banks may decline crypto transactions for fraud controls, policy restrictions, insufficient funds, or risk rules. A decline does not mean your account is flagged. It usually means the issuer blocked the authorization.
Bank transfers require settlement through the banking system before funds are considered final. Timing depends on your bank, transfer type, weekends and holidays, and any compliance checks required. Checkout will show the expected timing for your region.
No. Limits depend on your region, payment method, verification level, and risk rules. Some locations support lighter verification for smaller transactions, while larger transactions require additional verification. Final limits are shown before you confirm.
Yes. Before you confirm a transaction you will see the final amounts, exchange rate, and total cost. Fees can vary by payment method and region because banking rails have different cost structures.
Crypto Dispensers is designed to keep users in control. In many flows, crypto is delivered to the wallet you specify as part of the checkout process. Exact custody and delivery behavior is shown in the flow you use.
Card and bank based onramps typically require a card or bank relationship. If you are cash-first and do not want to use banks, Crypto Dispensers also offers in store cash deposits where available. That path is designed for cash users who prefer retail checkout.
Stop and contact support. Do not keep retrying with different information. Support can help confirm what is required for your region and whether the issue is document quality, formatting, or eligibility.
Stop immediately and contact support. If someone is pressuring you to buy crypto, that is a major red flag. Only transact when you understand the purpose and control the destination wallet.
Availability varies by location. Verification requirements and limits depend on jurisdiction and risk rules. Always verify wallet addresses and only transact for yourself.
