Strike in New York

In New York

Available

Listed

#4 of 4

Fees

Fee shown before you confirm

KYC

Required

Pays with in New York

ACH transfer, Wire transfer, Debit card

State licence regime

BitLicense + NY money transmitter license

Money transmitter licence

Required in this state

The operator's own page

This row was verified against Strike's published policy rather than written from a third party. The caveat above is carried verbatim from our New York guide.

https://strike.me/en/blog/announcing-strike-in-new-york/

How to pay on Strike in New York

The deposit rails Strike offers to buyers in New York, from our New York guide reviewed 2026-08-23. Each one links to how that rail works here.

• ACH transfer
• Wire transfer
• Debit card

Wire transfer:

flat-fee deposits suited to larger amounts

Bitcoin in New York: the licensing picture

Bitcoin is legal in New York, but the state operates the most demanding licensing regime in the country. Since June 2015, any company conducting virtual currency business with New York residents has needed a BitLicense from the New York Department of Financial Services under 23 NYCRR Part 200, or a limited purpose trust charter under state banking law, alongside a New York money transmitter license. DFS grants approvals sparingly, which is why several national exchanges simply geofence the state.

New York has no reduced rate for long-term capital gains: bitcoin profits are taxed as ordinary income at some of the highest state rates in the country, and New York City residents owe an additional local income tax on top. Federal capital gains tax applies as well.

How to buy bitcoin in New York

Not available in New York

• KrakenKraken does not serve residents of this state.
• RiverRiver does not currently accept residents of this state.
• Binance.USBinance.US does not accept residents of this state.
• CoinmamaCoinmama does not serve residents of this state.