Buy bitcoin with Orange Money
- Type
- Mobile money
- Works in
- 13 countries
- Accepted by
- 1 exchange
- Last reviewed
- 2026-08-18
You can fund a bitcoin purchase with Orange Money in 13 of the countries we cover, at 1 exchange we review. Support is decided market by market, so find your country below and follow its guide.
What is Orange Money?
Orange Money is the mobile money wallet offered by the local Orange entities across 17 countries in Africa and the Middle East, coordinated by Orange Money Group, the mobile financial services arm of the telecoms group Orange. Your phone number is the account: you load cash with an Orange agent or in a shop, then send, pay and withdraw from the handset. To fund an exchange with it the money has to be sitting in the wallet already, so the usual sequence is an agent deposit followed by a transfer.
- Speed
- Wallet to wallet transfers are effectively immediate; the slow part is travelling to an agent to put the cash in.
- Cost
- Depositing is free, while withdrawals and transfers are charged per country: Orange Cameroon, for example, takes 1 percent plus 4 CFA francs on withdrawals between 5,000 and 399,999 CFA francs.
- Limits
- Ceilings follow the account tier: in Cote d'Ivoire a Lite account is capped at 200,000 CFA francs while a Premium account allows 7,500,000 CFA francs a day.
Speed and cost describe the rail itself. What an exchange adds on top varies by platform and is shown per exchange below.
The exchange that takes Orange Money
- Yellow Card4.1
7 country listings with Orange Money
Where Orange Money works
Every country guide that lists Orange Money. Dedicated pages exist where at least one recommended exchange takes it.
Frequently asked questions
Which exchanges accept Orange Money?
Of the exchanges we review, Yellow Card accepts Orange Money in at least one country. Support is per market, so check your country guide for the exact list where you live.
Where can I buy bitcoin with Orange Money?
Orange Money appears in 13 of our country guides: Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Cote d'Ivoire, DR Congo, Guinea, Guinea Bissau and more. Each guide lists the exchanges that take it there and how it is named locally.
