Buy bitcoin with Pago Móvil
- Type
- Domestic bank rail
- Works in
- 1 country
- Accepted by
- 2 exchanges
- Last reviewed
- 2026-08-18
You can fund a bitcoin purchase with Pago Móvil in Venezuela, at 2 exchanges we review. Support is decided market by market, so find your country below and follow its guide.
What is Pago Móvil?
Pago Móvil is Venezuela's interbank mobile payment scheme. It sends bolívares between accounts at different banks using the recipient's phone number rather than an account number, and it covers person to person, person to merchant and merchant initiated payments. Transactions route through the national interbank switches, CONEXUS among them, and the Banco Central de Venezuela sets the ceiling on what banks may charge for it.
- Speed
- Transfers between different Venezuelan banks are processed immediately, at any hour of the day.
- Cost
- The BCV tariff published on 31 July 2026 caps person to person Pago Móvil at 0.30 percent of the amount, with a minimum charge of 14 bolívares.
- Limits
- Each bank sets a daily cap within the BCV rules; Banco de Venezuela, for example, limits interbank Pago Móvil to 500,000 bolívares a day.
Speed and cost describe the rail itself. What an exchange adds on top varies by platform and is shown per exchange below.
Exchanges that take Pago Móvil
Using Pago Móvil in Venezuela
Pago Móvil appears in one country guide on this site, Venezuela, where deposits settle in Venezuelan bolivar (VES). Buyers there fund exchange accounts with P2P trades with bolivar bank transfer, Cash trades, Credit or debit card as well, and the country guide ranks the exchanges that take each one.
Buy bitcoin with Pago Móvil in VenezuelaFrequently asked questions
Which exchanges accept Pago Móvil?
Of the exchanges we review, Binance, Coinmama accept Pago Móvil 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 Pago Móvil?
Pago Móvil appears in our Venezuela guide: Venezuela. Each guide lists the exchanges that take it there and how it is named locally.