How to deposit on Binance
- Our rating
- 4.2
- Rails
- 38
- Countries
- 181
- Review updated
- 2026-08-12
Binance takes 38 payment rails across the 181 countries we rank it in. The widest: Credit or debit card (181 countries), P2P trade (131 countries), Local bank transfer (90 countries). It also lists 4 rails that no country we rank it in uses: FAST instant transfer, Havale/EFT, InstaPay and PESONet.
Every rail, by how far it reaches
Counted from our country guides: a rail is listed here only where at least one country we rank Binance in carries it. Each rail opens its own page with the exact countries.
Domestic bank rail
| Rail | Countries | Speed |
|---|---|---|
| Local bank transfer | 90Albania, Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia +87 | Instant rails settle in seconds, and the ECB requires euro instant credit transfers to reach the payee within ten seconds, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, while older batch transfers still take one or two business days. |
| Bancontact | 1Belgium | Bancontact describes confirming a payment in seconds: you authenticate in the app or with your bank, and the amount leaves your account rather than waiting for a transfer to clear. |
| BLIK | 1Poland | Effectively instant: the one time code is valid for just 2 minutes and you confirm the payment in your banking app while the checkout waits. |
| CliQ | 1Jordan | Transfers go through around the clock, in a matter of seconds, including outside banking hours and at weekends. |
| Elixir | 1Poland | Not instant: KIR runs three sessions per working day, starting at 09:30, 13:30 and 16:00, so a transfer sent after the last one arrives the next working day. |
| EPS | 1Austria | Your bank sends the merchant an electronic payment confirmation almost immediately, which is why an eps checkout completes in real time. |
| Express Elixir | 1Poland | Transfers complete in seconds and KIR runs the system 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. |
| Fawri / Fawri+ | 1Bahrain | Fawri+ credits the beneficiary within 30 seconds and is available 24x7x365, while Fawri settles in a matter of hours on official working days, and since October 2025 on public holidays as well. |
| FPS (Faster Payment System) | 1Hong Kong | FPS runs around the clock every day and most participants credit the beneficiary almost instantly, though HKICL warns that some institutions take a few hours or until the next business day. |
| Furikomi bank transfer | 1Japan | Since October 2018 the Zengin More Time System has cleared transfers 24 hours a day and 365 days a year, so a furikomi between participating banks normally lands within minutes. |
| IMPS | 1India | Credit is immediate and the service runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year, weekends and bank holidays included. |
| Instant EFT | 1South Africa | Confirmation reaches the recipient within seconds of you approving the payment, while Ozow says the money itself reflects in the recipient's account the same day or under standard interbank EFT rules. |
| Instant peso transfer (CBU/CVU) | 1Argentina | Credit is immediate, within about 15 seconds under Transferencias 3.0, and the rail runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year. |
| Klarna | 1Germany | Your bank approves the transfer during checkout and the merchant is notified straight away, so a deposit is confirmed in minutes rather than the next banking day. |
| Multicaixa Express | 1Angola | EMIS publishes no settlement time for Express transfers, so confirm with your bank before assuming the funds land straight away. |
| NEFT | 1India | NEFT runs round the clock on all days and settles in half hourly batches, with the beneficiary bank required to credit the account within two hours of the batch settling. |
| Pago Móvil | 1Venezuela | Transfers between different Venezuelan banks are processed immediately, at any hour of the day. |
| PayID / Osko | 1Australia | Australian Payments Plus says Osko payments arrive in under a minute, 24 hours a day including weekends and public holidays, although a payment can be held for security checks. |
| PesaLink | 1Kenya | Transfers settle in real time on a service that runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with Bank of Africa Kenya quoting a maximum of 45 seconds per transaction. |
| Pix | 1Brazil | The Pix Regulation defines it as real time, with funds made available to the recipient immediately, and the service runs 24 hours a day every day of the year. |
| PromptPay | 1Thailand | Transfers are credited immediately: Bank of Ayudhya states that the payee receives the money as soon as the payer sends it. |
| PSE | 1Colombia | PSE says a transaction takes a maximum of 21 minutes to process. |
| QR payment | 1Bolivia | The central bank operates QR as an immediate payment instrument, so funds reach the receiving account rather than waiting for a next day batch. |
| SINPE Móvil | 1Costa Rica | Payments settle in real time, and the service runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year. |
| Sofort | 1Germany | Klarna says the amount leaves your bank account within moments of you confirming it, and the merchant is notified at once. |
| SPEI | 1Mexico | Banxico's SPEI rules require a receiving bank to credit a low value transfer within five seconds, at any hour on any day, with a thirty second limit for other participants during the 06:00 to 18:00 window on banking days. |
| TED | 1Brazil | Settlement is gross and in real time, so funds normally land within minutes, but only on business days: the central bank's published STR schedule runs the client transfer message window from 06:30 to 17:30 Brasilia time. |
| UPI | 1India | Transfers are real time and the service is available 24 hours a day, every day of the year, including bank holidays. |
SEPA (euro area)
| Rail | Countries | Speed |
|---|---|---|
| SEPA transfer | 32Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria +29 | One business day at most for an electronically submitted order, so a Friday evening transfer typically lands on Monday. |
| SEPA Instant | 20Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria +17 | Funds must be made available to the recipient within ten seconds of the payment order, at any hour including weekends and public holidays. |
International wire
| Rail | Countries | Speed |
|---|---|---|
| Wire transfer | 55Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia +52 | A domestic wire clears the same business day, with Fedwire open from 9pm eastern the previous calendar day until 7pm eastern and closed on weekends and Federal Reserve holidays, while a cross border wire can take several business days. |
Card
| Rail | Countries | Speed |
|---|---|---|
| Credit or debit card | 181Albania, Angola, Anguilla +178 | Authorisation is real time, so a card deposit normally lands within seconds and rarely takes more than a few minutes. |
| Elcart | 1Kyrgyzstan | Card authorisation is immediate and the amount is held on the card at once, though the settlement behind it takes a day or more. |
Pay wallet
| Rail | Countries | Speed |
|---|---|---|
| Apple Pay | 33Australia, Austria, Belgium +30 | Instant, because it is an ordinary card authorisation approved in a second or two, exactly as fast as tapping the underlying card. |
| Google Pay | 33Australia, Austria, Belgium +30 | Instant, since the transaction is a normal card authorisation approved in a second or two, so the deposit arrives as quickly as the underlying card allows. |
Local e-wallet
| Rail | Countries | Speed |
|---|---|---|
| Daviplata | 1Colombia | Money moves in seconds in both directions: DaviPlata is on Bre-B, the Banco de la República's instant payment service, which the central bank says runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year. |
| Nequi | 1Colombia | Immediate, with the Banco de la Republica stating that money sent through Bre-B reaches the recipient in seconds. |
Peer-to-peer
| Rail | Countries | Speed |
|---|---|---|
| P2P trade | 131Albania, Angola, Angola +128 | Speed depends entirely on the counterparty and the payment method, since escrow only releases after the seller confirms your payment, and on Bisq the bitcoin side alone needs roughly ten minutes of block confirmations. |
Listed by Binance, used nowhere we rank it
Binance supports these somewhere, by its own account, but none of the 181 countries we rank it in lists them, so they have no page here.
As published by Binance: Bank transfer (SEPA and other local rails), Debit and credit cards, P2P marketplace with local payment options, Apple Pay and Google Pay (via payment providers).
Frequently asked questions
What payment methods does Binance accept?
38 rails across the countries we rank it in: Credit or debit card, P2P trade, Local bank transfer, Wire transfer, Apple Pay, Google Pay, SEPA transfer, SEPA Instant, Bancontact and BLIK and 28 more. Which of them you can use depends on your country; each rail below lists exactly where it is offered.
Can I deposit by bank transfer on Binance?
Yes. Local bank transfer, Wire transfer, SEPA transfer, SEPA Instant, Bancontact, BLIK, CliQ, Elixir, EPS, Express Elixir, Fawri / Fawri+, FPS (Faster Payment System), Furikomi bank transfer, IMPS, Instant EFT, Instant peso transfer (CBU/CVU), Klarna, Multicaixa Express, NEFT, Pago Móvil, PayID / Osko, PesaLink, Pix, PromptPay, PSE, QR payment, SINPE Móvil, Sofort, SPEI, TED and UPI are on our record for Binance, covering 160 countries between them.
Can I pay by card on Binance?
Yes. Credit or debit card and Elcart are offered in 176 countries we rank Binance in. SEPA and many local bank transfer methods are free or low cost; card deposits carry a processing fee.
Does Binance take mobile money or e-wallets?
Yes: Apple Pay, Google Pay, Daviplata and Nequi, in 34 countries. These are local rails, so each one is offered only where the wallet itself operates.
Does Binance have a P2P marketplace?
Our guides list P2P trade for Binance in 130 countries. On a P2P rail the counterparty is another user and the exchange holds the coins in escrow, so the price is the seller's, not the order book's.