Wow I've never heard of a bank straight up just not allowing customers to purchase crypto. Most banks would have a reluctant attitude to crypto...I'm with Lloyds and every time I'd purchase crypto from a website I'd have to call up and do security checks (I was literally only asked if this was definitely me making the purchase so they could protect from fraud and i don't think i was ever asked what i was purchasing with it).
I've worked in banks before and can tell you for sure I've seen quite a few fraud cases where it involves crypto! So I sort of get it from that point of view, but I can't honestly believe it's purely down to fraud.
I'd say Lloyds are good enough, you might have to call up now and then to get the transaction approved but it's better than nothing at all! Hope this helps.
I've worked in banks before and can tell you for sure I've seen quite a few fraud cases where it involves crypto! So I sort of get it from that point of view, but I can't honestly believe it's purely down to fraud.
I'd say Lloyds are good enough, you might have to call up now and then to get the transaction approved but it's better than nothing at all! Hope this helps.
