Bitcoin (BTC) is the leading cryptocurrency on the market with a market capitalization of $1.1 trillion. It has been available in the UAE since 2014 and its popularity continues to grow. The Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) oversees bitcoin`s activities and regulation in the United Arab Emirates. Buying, selling and holding Bitcoin in the UAE is legal. You need to take four simple steps to start trading Bitcoin: open a trading account, deposit money, buy BTC, and deposit BTC on an e-wallet. Since 2015, Coinsfera has been offering bitcoin exchange services in Dubai. Meanwhile, Coinsfera has established itself as a trusted exchange where thousands of users have exchanged Bitcoin for cash or other cryptocurrencies. Exchanges like Binance and Coinbase are the most popular ways to buy Bitcoin. There are also alternative options.
We recommend that you buy Bitcoin through a regulated broker such as eToro, AVAtrade, IQ Option, Pepperstone or a regulated exchange such as BitOasis, Kraken, Coinbase. Reward credit cards Reward credit cards offer rewards in Bitcoin and can help you avoid the high fees associated with credit card transfers. The downside is that the annual fee on these cards could be higher than expected. Bitcoin ATMs Bitcoin ATMs act as personal Bitcoin exchanges. Users put their money in ATMs and complete their Bitcoin purchase on the spot. The ATM transfers the purchased Bitcoin amount to a secure hot wallet. Coin ATM Radar lists all Bitcoin ATMs. P2P exchange Peer-to-peer exchange services provide a direct connection between users. After creating an account, users ask to buy/sell Bitcoin. They review the offers and select the business partners with whom they wish to do business.
P2P exchanges don`t come with the anonymity that other exchanges offer. The advantage of P2P is that users are looking for the best deal. This statement was a step in the right direction. However, regulators other than FSRA have yet to issue regulations, and crypto traders in the UAE are still concerned about the legality of the activity. From a strict legal point of view, the regulatory framework remains in place until the regulatory framework is changed or new regulations are issued for the processing of virtual currencies, and technically the central bank of the UNITED Arab Emirates can take action against existing and planned companies (with the exception of companies authorized to carry on the regulated activity in ADGM) that trade virtual currencies. [3] u.ae/en/about-the-uae/strategies-initiatives-and-awards/federal-governments-strategies-and-plans/emirates-blockchain-strategy-2021; www.forbes.com/sites/suparnadutt/2017/12/18/dubai-sets-sights-on-becoming-the-worlds-first-blockchain-powered-government/?sh=4cc3f426454b Coinsfera is a global company that provides cryptocurrency trading services.
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