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Every one of these, on your American Express
Live prices, 24-hour moves, and a Buy button that loads the coin straight into the desk above. Bitcoin is the headline; the desk sells the rest just the same.
| Asset | Price | 24h | Pay with Amex |
|---|---|---|---|
.svg){kind=small} BitcoinBTC | $77,758 | -2.97% | Buy BTC |
.svg){kind=small} EthereumETH | $2,223 | -4.17% | Buy ETH |
.svg){kind=small} TetherUSDT | $0.9991 | +0.01% | Buy USDT |
.svg){kind=small} USD CoinUSDC | $0.9996 | +0.01% | Buy USDC |
.svg){kind=small} SolanaSOL | $97.02 | -3.18% | Buy SOL |
.svg){kind=small} XRPXRP | $1.26 | -2.35% | Buy XRP |
.svg){kind=small} LitecoinLTC | $55.48 | -3.32% | Buy LTC |
.svg){kind=small} DogecoinDOGE | $0.0755 | -3.41% | Buy DOGE |
.svg){kind=small} TRONTRX | $0.3316 | +0.14% | Buy TRX |
.svg){kind=small} CardanoADA | $0.1922 | -3.67% | Buy ADA |
.svg){kind=small} AvalancheAVAX | $8.46 | -3.04% | Buy AVAX |
.svg){kind=small} PolkadotDOT | $0.9349 | -4.90% | Buy DOT |
Prices refresh daily on this page and live in the desk above. Pressing Buy loads the coin into the desk with your Amex as the card.
The on-ramp that actually takes American Express
Shop the card-first on-ramps for an Amex and you hit the same wall: Visa and Mastercard only. Here is the side-by-side on the question that brought you here.
The one on-ramp that takes your Amex
MoonPay, Paybis, Simplex, Coinmama and Topper publish Visa and Mastercard as the cards they accept, and Coinbase takes debit only. If the card in your hand is an American Express, this is the desk.
One price, shown before you pay
Card pricing from 4% with the spread included, and the exact Bitcoin you receive on screen before you confirm — no separate network fee surprise at the last step.
A company you can call
A FinCEN-registered US money services business with 8,000+ trades, a phone line that reaches a person and branches in Atlanta, Miami and Houston. The on-ramps above are a chat window.
Charge, credit, business, debit — what changes at checkout
The card family matters less than the kind of card. Each kind posts a little differently, and one of them doesn't work at all.
Four stations between your Amex and your wallet
No queue, no overnight settlement. The whole trip is the length of a SafeKey prompt.
Minimums, speed and support, stated plainly
Each figure comes from the rule that enforces it, so what you read here is what the checkout does.
- Smallest orderBuy a few dollars of Bitcoin to see how the card posts before you buy more.
- $7.50
- From Amex approval to Bitcoin in your walletThe charge is approved, the BTC is credited. No overnight settlement, no queue.
- Seconds
- Card networks acceptedAmerican Express, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Diners Club, JCB and UnionPay, from any country.
- 7
- Real people on supportPhone and chat, holidays included, plus walk-in branches in Atlanta, Miami and Houston.
- 24/7
Card pricing is shown in full before you confirm. Current rates for every payment method: fees and limits.
When the Amex is the right card, and when something else is
We take all of these. The comparison is about your order, not about talking you out of the card in your hand.
| Pay with | Delivery | Best for | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|---|
| American Express card | Instant | Buying now on the card you already carry, personal or business. | Card pricing applies, shown before you confirm. How Amex codes the charge is the issuer's call. |
| Debit card (any bank) | Instant |
Bitcoin on the Business Platinum, held under the company
Half the Amex purchases on this desk are on business cards. The card side is identical; what differs is where the Bitcoin lives afterwards.
- Pay on Business Platinum, Business Gold, Blue Business Plus, Plum or the Amazon Business card — any Amex the company carries.
- Verify as yourself once; a business account then holds the Bitcoin, the receipts and the statements under the company name.
- Recurring treasury buys, or orders larger than a single card allows, can be set up with the OTC desk on a wire instead.
- Every purchase emails a receipt you can hand straight to the bookkeeper.
Checkout questions, answered
Which American Express cards can I use to buy Bitcoin here?
Any card with the American Express logo that is in your own name: the 33 personal, business and co-branded cards listed on this page, and any we have missed. Charge cards, credit cards and the Amex National Bank debit card all work. Prepaid and gift cards usually do not, because they cannot pass the name and address check.
Is there a minimum or maximum Bitcoin order on an Amex card?
The smallest order is $7.50. There is no low platform cap above it: your limit is set by your card's available credit and your account, and current limits by payment method are on the fees and limits page. For orders larger than a single card allows, the OTC desk arranges a wire.
How long does it take to get my Bitcoin after paying with Amex?
Seconds. The Bitcoin is credited to your Anytime Capital wallet as soon as American Express approves the charge. The only wait is your first-time verification, which most people finish in about two minutes.
Will American Express ask me to approve the purchase?
Often, yes. Amex protects online purchases with SafeKey, its version of 3-D Secure, so you may be asked to confirm the payment with a one-time code in the Amex app or by text. Approve it and the order continues automatically. It is a routine security step, not a sign of a problem.
Can I buy Bitcoin with an Amex Business card for my company?
Yes. Business Platinum, Business Gold, Blue Business Plus and the other business cards are accepted. Verify as yourself first, then open an Anytime Capital business account to hold the Bitcoin, invoices and receipts under the company.
Your Amex is already the right card. Use it.
Pick an amount, verify once, approve the SafeKey prompt. The Bitcoin is in your wallet before you have put the card away.
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Important Disclosures
- American Express is a registered trademark of American Express Company. Anytime Capital is an independent merchant that accepts American Express cards; it is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by American Express.
- Authorization of any card transaction, and how it is coded on your statement, is decided by American Express under your cardmember agreement, not by Anytime Capital.
- Digital assets are not FDIC-insured, are not bank deposits, and may lose value.
- All purchases are subject to identity verification and compliance review. Pricing is shown before you confirm; see fees and limits for current rates.
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