MyBTC Ca Welcomes ETH Here's What You Need To Know

MyBTC.ca Welcomes ETH: Here's What You Need To Know

The wait is over for Canadian crypto enthusiasts. MyBTC.ca, long known as Canada’s fastest on-ramp for Bitcoin, has officially opened its doors to Ethereum (ETH).

At NetFlow-Capital, we believe in wealth velocity, and the addition of ETH to a streamlined Canadian platform is a massive win for liquidity and portfolio diversification. Here is the breakdown of what this launch means for you.

1. Instant ETH via Interac e-Transfer

The hallmark of MyBTC.ca has always been its integration with the Canadian banking system. You can now use Interac e-Transfer to buy Ether in minutes.

• Speed: Deposits typically clear in 0–30 minutes.

• Accessibility: Works with all major Canadian banks and credit unions.

• Limits: Flexible daily limits ranging from $30 up to $25,000.

2. Non-Custodial Freedom

True to the "Be Your Own Bank" philosophy, MyBTC.ca remains non-custodial. When you buy ETH, it doesn't sit on the exchange; it is sent directly to your personal wallet. This ensures you have 100% control over your private keys from the moment of purchase.

3. Multiple Funding Pathways

While e-Transfer is the crowd favorite, ETH is also accessible through:

• Bank Wire: Best for high-velocity investors moving $10,000 to $500,000+.

• Credit/Debit Cards: Instant purchases for those who need to catch a market dip immediately.

• Flexepin Vouchers: A unique way to use cash at thousands of retail locations across Canada to fund your ETH wallet.

4. Real-Time Rate Refresh

Volatility can be an investor's best friend or worst enemy. MyBTC.ca has introduced a Live Rate Refresh feature. This ensures that the price you see on the order confirmation screen is the exact price you get, eliminating "slippage" and ensuring your capital flow is precise.

Why ETH Matters for Your Flow

Ethereum isn't just a currency; it's the infrastructure for decentralized finance (DeFi). By adding ETH, MyBTC.ca allows Canadians to easily enter the world of staking, NFTs, and smart contracts.