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Chase does block debit card transactions on crypto exchanges now. The last time I was able to do this was last year.

Just use ACH, most exchanges will allow you to trade just can’t withdraw until funds clear.

Coinbase then to ledger ledger’s services may not be in us

Try coinbase, Kraken, or Gemini.

Do a wire transfer or ACH.

You don’t need to pay taxes on crypto that you send to your own wallets. You only need to pay capital gains when you exchange your crypto or use it to buy physical goods. If you receive crypto from mining, selling goods or providing services, then you need to claim it on your taxes as income.

It’s because USA is anti crypto.

The best ways I have found is to on board fiat with bit stamp, crypto.com or coin zoom and swap Usd for whatever crypto you want (I use matic and xlm because of the low fees) and then I put that on ledger and use their swap feature for other crypto on link ledger to mm and by from there. Sometimes I’ll send large amounts of matic or xlm to the exchanges first then sell them for USDT and buy up whatever assets I am looking for then send them to ledger for storage. The fees get a little pricey but if you do larger sums you do it fewer times.

Square cash is also decent for buying bitcoin through your debit card.

I have not found ledger good for buying at all using debit cards.

The swap/exchange feature works pretty well and it’s great for secure storage of assets but I use it for that alone primarily. I accumulate and hold on ledger but on and off ramp fiat through other options.

Hope this helps.

I had a similar issue using (moonpay, i think) on ledgers integrated recommended sites. For me, I noticed the receive address didn’t match either of my btc addresses on my ledger so i didnt follow through. That said, the amount of crypto you get compared to buying on kraken pro (abd then paying again to send it to ledger) was very competitive. It appeared to have worked after i signed up but im uk based, hsbc bank and they know full well how much i spend sending fiat to kraken.
Depending on how much your spending, making gains if trading , i wouldn’t stress too much on taxes. Our countries have bigger things to think about without picking on us for figures.

You should go Twitter/X and blast your bank! How dare they. You work hard for your funds and they try dictate where you can and cannot spend it. Tell them the world is changing and people want to buy crypto and it’s not going to change. They need to stop holding your funds hostage and stop blocking the crypto merchants.

Before I say something stupid, are you American? If not, then I have no input.

Welcome to the “future of finance”😬

„It made a bank account w/o your consent? Who is it? I would immediately close that account Yikes! Onto the fix. Ledger has a partner exchange in Denmark, Coinify. Back before my bank now, PNC (they SUCK looking for new bank) took over my former bank BBVA, who I loved, as they allowed ALL crypto transactions with debit card, buying/selling crypto was seamless. Coinify does NOT report to the IRS (I’m in Texas) or any other government organization, for that matter. There are now many banks in the US that allow crypto transactions. Most all of the online banks like Chime, Ally, that don’t have brick and mortar local banks allow it with a debit card purchase/sale. Just use Ledger’s partner Coinify, and an ACH transaction (or debit if allowed) and you should be good to go. HTH PS Chase, BOA, PNC, all the big banks like to tell us what we can and cannot do with our OWN money. F you Chase, BOA, etc. If we want to buy crypto, then that should be OUR decision, not yours! America is NOT crypto friendly, to say the least!

Hey – sorry to hear about the difficulties you’ve been experiencing. Buying crypto directly through Ledger Live should be a straightforward process, but it seems you’ve encountered some issues with your bank and the payment providers. Buy service in Ledger Live is provided buy our partners and Ledger has no control over supported payment methods.

You’ve done the right thing by purchasing the crypto on Juno’s exchange and then transferring it to your Ledger wallet. This is a common method used by many crypto investors. As for your concern about taxes, it’s important to note that tax laws vary greatly by country and even by state in the U.S. It’s best to consult with a tax professional or a tax advisor who is familiar with cryptocurrency.

You can try using Binance Connect to see if that helps.
https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/8328473351965-How-to-buy-crypto-with-Binance-Connect

I think the best way to buy and store it now is to use Coinbase to make a wire transfer purchase and transfer it to your own cold wallet when the purchase is complete