lower transaction fees than circle?

**Kindred** · 01-10-16, 01:31 AM

Circle has no fee, unless maybe if you use a credit card.

**Kindred** · 01-10-16, 01:39 AM

Circle Pricing

You will be quoted one competitive bid/ask price for buys, sells, and currency conversions. The exchange rate for bitcoin to dollar goes up and down based on the market for buying and selling bitcoin. At Circle, we determine a single competitive buy/sell price for our customers. We arrive at this price by aggregating data from a range of leading exchanges. There is no spread on these smaller purchases, sales, or conversions.
If you are buying, selling, or converting larger amounts, you may be subject to a higher buy price or a lower sell price than you would usually see for smaller amounts. The buy or sell price will be quoted to you before you complete the purchase, sale, or conversion. Keep in mind that Circle will still not charge a fee on top of this spread, and the quoted rate at the time of purchase will be the rate that you receive.

I've purchased my limit $3k using debit card and no fee and price was lower than coinbase when you add in coinbase commission/fee.

I know there are other options i'm not aware of, so many pop up all the time. Maybe check reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/bitcoin

**Johnnythunder** · 01-10-16, 09:20 AM

Thanks Kindred...I had paid transaction fees 3x with Circle because i was using a CC.