2026-01-15 13:22:54

Buying cryptocurrencies with your mobile wallet is now more convenient. A leading exchange has officially announced support for Apple Pay and Google Pay, allowing users to purchase cryptocurrencies directly using their most familiar mobile payment methods, with zero fees throughout the process.

Supported currencies include USDT, USDC, USD1, with deposits instantly credited to spot accounts, no waiting required. Security is also guaranteed—supporting Face ID and biometric authentication, with full encryption protection during transactions.

No complicated steps, no hidden fees, just that simple. For beginners looking to enter the market quickly, this truly solves many pain points.

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ContractBugHunter

· 3h ago

Zero fees? Now the banks will be crying haha

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ChainSauceMaster

· 3h ago

Zero fees? Wait, how do they make money? This is a bit suspicious. Biometric + instant transfer, this is what I want. Finally no more messing around. Direct connection between Apple Pay and the exchange. Apple won't cause any trouble, right? I agree that it's user-friendly for beginners, but I'm worried it might be another new scam to trap rookies. What is USD1? Is there a new coin coming? Instant spot transfer? I just want to know if it's truly instant or fake. Zero fees, but the fees must be elsewhere. This is real convenience, much better than the complicated process before. But we still need to be cautious; things that go too smoothly often have pitfalls.

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ser_ngmi

· 3h ago

Really zero fees? I feel a bit skeptical; big companies usually aren't this generous. Buying USDT with Apple Pay is instant, now new users really have no excuse. Wait, is biometric authentication for encryption protection? Or just at the account level? The details are a bit fuzzy. The entry barrier for buying coins has lowered again; the army of retail investors is coming. But to be fair, this is indeed convenient... I might try it too.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 3h ago

From a technical perspective, the claim of zero fees should be approached with caution; the underlying transaction costs of Apple Pay and Google Pay are definitely passed on at some stage. Regarding instant settlement, it is worth noting that data shows most on-chain settlements still require confirmation periods unless they use centralized custody. Biometric encryption, as a combined solution, according to research, security depends on the implementation details of private key management rather than the authentication layer itself. It is recommended to gain a deeper understanding of wallet architecture before drawing conclusions. Being beginner-friendly is a false proposition; proper risk education has not kept up.

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MEVHunterWang

· 3h ago

Zero fees? That's truly user-friendly. Finally, an exchange has understood Apple Pay direct connection, instant arrival. New users will no longer have any reason to say buying coins is too complicated Biometric encryption, much more reliable than me remembering passwords haha Just want to know how long this zero fee will last. Usually, this kind of opening is just a trick This round indeed lowers the barrier, but it still depends on the actual experience Buying coins with Face ID is indeed novel. Mom won't have to worry about me forgetting passwords anymore By the way, why are there so few supported coins? Just these three? Instant arrival to spot account is a bit impressive, definitely better than those exchanges that take a day There must be a follow-up under zero fees. I'll just watch quietly

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 4h ago

Zero fees? Is this for real this time? You have to try it yourself to find out. Apple Pay instant transfers are indeed quite interesting; finally, no more messing with complicated processes. Being beginner-friendly is great, but you still need to stay alert—nothing comes for free in this world. The combination of biometric encryption truly speaks to security; there's no doubt about that. This lowers the entry barrier even further. I wonder if it will attract another wave of newcomers.

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