Now that you’ve signed up with bittr and received your personal payment details, it’s time to set up a (recurring) bank transfer! With most banks in Europe, you can do this easily via the online banking portal or mobile app of your bank. In this blog post, we’ll give you two examples on how this works with one particular bank (N26). First, we will show you the step-by-step process of creating the payment manually, followed by using the quicker “Scan2Pay” feature some modern banks offer.
Disclaimer: In this blog post, we use N26 for illustrative purposes only. BITTR AG is not in any way affiliated with N26 and does not necessarily endorse its services.
To set up your SEPA bank transfer, you will need your personal bittr payment instructions. If you happen to use Revolut, bunq, N26, or another bank that supports Scan2Pay QR codes, it may be quicker to follow the “Scan2Pay” instructions.
If your bank doesn’t offer the rhythm you like, simply set up multiple recurring bank transfers. For example, no daily option? Set up 5-7 weekly standing orders for each (business) day of the week.
Some banks offer the option to scan a Scan2Pay QR code, containing bittr’s payment details.
That’s it! As soon as the money arrives into our bank account, we will buy your bitcoin and send it directly to your own (hardware) wallet.
Do you have any questions? Reach out to us at hello@getbittr.com.