I’d look at the practical details first. The Paybis website gives you an overview of the service, supported cryptocurrencies, and available purchase options. Rather than relying on a general recommendation, I’d check the exact transaction you intend to make. Compare the quoted exchange rate, total fees, payment methods, limits, and verification requirements with at least a couple of alternatives. Also make sure the service and your preferred payment method are currently available in your country.
I have a slightly different use case from the people who seem to spend all day trading crypto. I might buy some occasionally, but I have no interest in advanced trading features or keeping track of complicated orders. What I want is a reasonably straightforward way to purchase a supported cryptocurrency and then manage it from my own wallet. I came across Paybis while looking at different options, but I’m not sure what I should compare before deciding whether to use it.