Buying Bitcoin in Pakistan is becoming increasingly common, especially with the growing popularity of crypto-friendly global platforms and safe P2P marketplaces. This guide explains all reliable methods, including international exchanges, local P2P solutions, bank alternatives, and crypto-to-crypto platforms.
Here’s exactly how to buy Bitcoin in Pakistan today.
Although Pakistan lacks licensed local crypto exchanges, residents can legally use international platforms that accept Pakistani users.
EXMON is one of the easiest ways for Pakistani users to acquire Bitcoin.
Deposit USDT or another crypto (TRC-20, ERC-20, etc.)
Swap it for BTC on the Spot Market
Zero trading fees on spot (0% commission)
Buy USDT or BTC directly from other users
Payment methods vary: JazzCash, Easypaisa, bank transfer, SadaPay, Nayapay
No mandatory KYC
Zero P2P fees
Safe escrow mechanics protect both sides
After purchasing USDT on P2P, switch to Spot and convert it to Bitcoin instantly.
These platforms allow Pakistani users to buy Bitcoin through P2P because direct card deposits are often restricted.
Large P2P market with PKR sellers
Supports Easypaisa, JazzCash, and bank transfers
Good liquidity in Pakistan
Requires basic KYC
Very active PKR P2P market
Wide choice of sellers
Supports wallet transfers and crypto swaps
Popular among Pakistani traders
USDT is purchased first → then swapped to BTC
Clean interface and fast transactions
If you prefer more localized options, Pakistan has multiple well-known P2P trading communities.
While common, these require caution. Only use:
Reputable admins
Escrow services
Verified traders
Clear screenshots and confirmations
Safer alternative: EXMON P2P, where the platform itself acts as escrow.
Most Pakistani crypto buyers use mobile wallets for payments.
Supported payment methods (depends on seller):
JazzCash
Easypaisa
SadaPay
NayaPay
Meezan Bank & HBL online transfer
These apps are NOT crypto exchanges. They are only used to pay the seller in PKR during P2P transactions on platforms like EXMON, Binance, or OKX.
If you already have access to someone holding crypto, you can:
This is often cheaper than P2P.
There are currently no legally operating Bitcoin ATMs in Pakistan.
If you see a listing online, it is likely outdated or unreliable.
Stick to exchanges and P2P.
Bitcoin is not banned, but not fully regulated.
The State Bank discourages it but does not criminalize holding or trading on foreign platforms.
Thousands of users in Pakistan purchase crypto daily through P2P on:
Safe and common practice.