
[✓] last verified 2026-01-28·Reviewed by BankToBTC Team
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Crypto Compatibility Score: 59/100 (Fair)
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Supported payment methods: ach, wire
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TD Bank doesn't sell crypto. Use ACH to fund a licensed US exchange, debit card purchases tend to get blocked by TD's fraud filters.
Can you buy Bitcoin in the app?
No, use an external exchange
Can you fund an exchange?
Yes, using ACH Transfer
Best funding method
ACH Transfer
Potential issue
Debit card payments may be blocked by fraud screening
Most TD Bank US customers buy Bitcoin by linking ACH Transfer to a FinCEN registered exchange. We will walk you through it.
Yes. TD Bank does not offer native Bitcoin trading in TD Online Banking, so most users fund an exchange like Coinbase, Kraken, or Gemini using the External Transfer service and trade there. TD's external transfer guide shows delivery options including next business day or 3 business days depending on the transfer type and limits. Card checkout can fail, so a linked bank transfer is usually the smoother setup.
No. TD Bank's consumer banking documentation is focused on deposit accounts and money movement. In practice, TD Bank is used to fund a US exchange using bank payment methods rather than buying crypto inside TD deposit accounts.
If card funding fails, switch to a bank transfer method instead of repeating card attempts. For repeat deposits, an ACH link is typically more stable, and for large time-sensitive deposits, a wire can be appropriate if you confirm the fees first.
TD Bank publishes wire-related pricing and service fees in its personal fee schedule. Confirm the current wire fee for your specific account and channel (online vs assisted) before sending, especially if you are doing recurring deposits.
Zelle is designed for paying people and businesses you trust, and it is not designed as an exchange deposit method. For exchange funding, set up ACH or wire so deposits match beneficiary instructions and are easier to reconcile.
ACH transfers are typically slower and depend on processing windows, while wires are designed for faster delivery, often same-day. If timing matters, wires can be better, but always confirm recipient details and fees before submitting.
This page references 4 sources: TD Bank Fees, TD Bank Zelle, TD Canada Trust Source. Information was compiled from official sources and user reports.
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