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# Available Payment Methods

At FlexyTrade, we understand that a seamless and secure payment process is essential for your trading journey. That's why we provide you with some good choices, designed to suit your preferences and provide the features we mentioned.

We currently have two payment options available, ensuring that your trading experience starts off on the right foot. Whether you prefer the familiarity of debit/credit cards or the convenience of cryptocurrencies, you have the option to choose here!

### **Debit/Credit Cards**

This payment method ensures a fast and secure transaction process. It’s as seamless as 1-2-3!

Go ahead and choose the card you prefer from our list below:

1. VISA
2. MasterCard
3. American Express
4. UnionPay, also known as China UnionPay (CUP/UPI)

### **Cryptocurrency**

Our second option is paying with cryptocurrency via CoinPayments.

Just choose the alt-coins from our list below and you'll be good to go:

|                                                       **Coin Type**                                                      |                  **Network**                  |
| :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------: |
|     <p>  <img src="/files/Si81IFIKiNXQCsurRvnS" alt="" data-size="line">   </p><p><strong>Tether</strong> (USDT) </p>    |     <p> </p><p><strong>TRC20</strong></p>     |
|       <p>    <img src="/files/UnrdAwKixWWZShLepKea" alt="" data-size="line"> </p><p><strong>TRON</strong> (TRX)</p>      | <p> </p><p> </p><p><strong>TRC20</strong></p> |
| <p>   <img src="/files/wzg8rXCbFMC6jd9YEkIP" alt="" data-size="line">  </p><p><strong>US Dollar Coin</strong> (USDC)</p> | <p> </p><p> </p><p><strong>TRC20</strong></p> |
| <p>   <img src="/files/GQoP2OVOWnZ5yp7b5n66" alt="" data-size="line">  </p><p><strong>Etherum</strong> (ETH)</p><p> </p> |     <p> </p><p><strong>ERC20</strong></p>     |
|      <p><br><img src="/files/pRiucZCmujfRg3GdRPH7" alt="" data-size="line"></p><p><strong>Bitcoin</strong> (BTC)</p>     |      <p> </p><p><strong>BTC</strong></p>      |

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