Do you need to link a credit card to Bitcoin in order to use it for payments?

Asked Jul 12, 2015· 1 answer ·Bitcoin
Faisal KhanAnswered Jul 12, 2015
Not necessarily. If your merchant accepts Bitcoins (via a wallet transfer or other mechanisms), you're good to go.

However, if your merchant is not accepting Bitcoins, you could fund a pre-paid debit card with Bitcoins (converting from Bitcoins to Fiat) and then use the debit card to make a payment as you regularly would.

Credit cards are usually attached to platforms to fund bitcoin purchases.
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