Buying USDT with a credit card in Dubai:

Buying USDT with a credit card is one of the fastest ways to get a USD-pegged stablecoin, when the payment method is available and the checkout flow runs smoothly. In Dubai and across the UAE, outcomes can vary depending on card issuer rules, verification, and which payment rails are supported in your region.

On MKX, available payment methods are region-dependent and may include debit card, credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or bank transfer/ACH. Where available, bank transfer/ACH is typically the better choice for lower fees and higher limits.

Before starting, two checks avoid the most common mistakes:

• Review the fee breakdown before confirming.

• If withdrawing USDT, confirm the correct USDT network (ERC20, TRC20, etc.) so funds aren’t sent to the wrong chain.

Can you buy USDT with a credit card in Dubai?

Yes. Most users will need to complete identity verification (KYC) before card purchases are available. On MKX, the buying flow includes KYC and the available funding methods depend on what’s supported in the region.

Step-by-step: how to buy USDT on MKX with card or bank funding

The goal is to keep the workflow simple and reduce errors.

1) Create an MKX account

Start by creating the account.

2) Complete identity verification (KYC)

KYC typically includes an ID upload and a liveness check. Verification is often completed quickly.

3) Preview the live rate and review fees before confirming

At checkout, the live rate is shown and the total cost is visible before confirmation. MKX’s Terms & Conditions explain that the conversion fee is displayed before each transaction and included in the transaction details.

4) Buy USDT, then decide whether to keep it on MKX or withdraw

After purchase, USDT can remain on-platform or be withdrawn to an external wallet. If withdrawing, check supported networks and withdrawal minimums/fees in the MKX Fee Schedule.

USDT network checklist (so funds go to the right chain)

USDT exists on multiple blockchains. The USDT networks supported on MKX are (ERC20, BEP20, TRC20)

Tether’s guidance is also clear: selecting the wrong transport protocol can lead to unrecoverable funds, so network selection should be treated as a serious step.

Before withdrawing USDT:

• Confirm the receiving wallet supports the same USDT network selected on MKX

• Confirm the address format matches the selected network

• Consider a small test transfer first (when practical)

• Account for withdrawal minimums and external/network fees on Fee Schedule.