From euros to crypto in minutes
Here's exactly what happens when you buy through Coinvito — including the parts other sites don't explain.
You get a live quote
Enter amount, coin and wallet address. We query every provider available for your country and payment method and show the best all-in offer — what you pay and exactly what you'll receive.
You pay the provider
Checkout happens with a licensed provider (like Wert or Transak). They process your card or bank payment inside their secure, bank-grade environment.
Crypto hits your wallet
The provider sends coins directly to your address. Most orders land within five minutes; bank transfers take as long as your bank takes. You can watch every step on the tracking page.
The ID check, explained
Buying crypto with fiat money is regulated — the provider handling your payment must verify who you are. It's the same reason your bank asked for your passport.
- What you'll need — photo ID and a quick selfie, done in-flow on your phone
- How long it takes — usually under 3 minutes, once ever per provider
- Who sees it — only the regulated provider; Coinvito never receives your documents
Fallback is built in
Cards get declined and providers have outages — that's normal. What's not normal is making you start over. When a provider fails, Coinvito automatically continues your purchase with the next best provider, using the same session.
- Same order, new provider — you don't re-enter anything
- Failed payments are never charged — you only pay when the purchase succeeds
- Stuck order? — the tracking page shows exactly where it is, and support can see the same view