Although Zcash (ZEC) is one of the 50 biggest cryptocurrencies, it isn’t available in as many places as you might expect in the UK.
Given that, where’s the best place to buy Zcash (ZEC) in the UK in 2021?
In this short guide, I’ll quickly summarise your options and then outline how to buy Zcash (ZEC) without getting ripped off.
What is Luno? How does it work? Is it safe?
In this Luno review, I’m going to go through everything you need to know about this cryptocurrency platform. I’ll cover the payment methods you can use, supported cryptocurrencies, the fees you’ll be charged, and much more.
Where’s the best place to buy Tether (USDT) in the UK?
If you’re looking to buy USDT with GBP, then there are fewer places that you can get it than you might expect. (Especially considering that Tether was the first stablecoin to exist).
In this short guide, I’ll go through the best places that you buy USDT in the UK.
What is Gemini? How does it all work? What are the fees like?
In this Gemini review, I’m going to answer all these questions (and more) and explain why it’s now one of the best places to buy Bitcoin (BTC) in the UK.
Crypto.com is a cryptocurrency platform that offers a lot. It allows you to store, transfer, and exchange between 68 cryptocurrencies (e.g. Bitcoin) and your local currency (e.g. GBP, EUR, & USD).
With Crypto.com’s MCO Visa Card, you can also spend your cryptocurrency anywhere that Visa is normally accepted around the world (and get up to 5% cashback).
Is this the best bitcoin debit card in the UK, the EU, and the US? Check out this Crypto.com review to find out more.
The cheapest way to buy Stellar Lumens (XLM) in the UK is via Binance with a GBP UK bank transfer. You’ll pay nothing to deposit GBP into your account with this payment method and pay maximum trading fees of 0.1%.
Another way to buy Stellar Lumens (XLM) in the UK is via Coinbase Pro. It allows you to buy Stellar Lumens (XLM) with GBP using a UK bank transfer, with maximum trading fees of 0.5%.
Read on to find out more.
Ziglu is a UK-based cryptocurrency platform that has just launched in the UK. It allows you to easily buy and sell Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies at competitive rates (1.25%).
That’s great, but there’s one huge downside: you cannot currently withdraw any cryptocurrency you buy on Ziglu. This is essential functionality which is missing from Ziglu’s crypto platform.
Read the full Ziglu review to find out more.
This post has been sponsored by CoinJar, but I’ve produced this review myself and I have full editorial control of what is said (just like everything else on quickpenguin.net).
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