Buy Bitcoin (BTC) with CoinJar

While it’s still rare to find retailers that accept Bitcoin as payment, with CoinJar Card you can use the Bitcoin in your CoinJar account (or any of the other 50+ cryptos we offer) to make purchases anywhere that Mastercard is accepted.

Buying Bitcoin is convenient with CoinJar. Simply create a free account, verify your identity, link your bank account or credit/debit card, and you're ready to buy.

The price of Bitcoin constantly fluctuates. To see the current value of $100 worth of Bitcoin, check our live price chart at the top of this page.

CoinJar makes buying Bitcoin straightforward. Sign up for an account, complete the quick verification process, deposit money via bank transfer, card, or other supported methods, and then buy Bitcoin.

Yes. CoinJar allows you to buy fractions of Bitcoin, so you can start with amounts that are small. This makes Bitcoin accessible to everyone, regardless of budget.

To buy Bitcoin on CoinJar, first create an account by signing up with your email and verifying your identity. Once your account is set up, you can deposit funds. Make an instant Bitcoin purchase using a debit card, credit card, or Apple Pay / Google Pay.

See fees here. Select Bitcoin (BTC), enter the amount, and confirm your purchase. You can buy Bitcoin instantly with supported payment methods, and your BTC will be added to your CoinJar wallet.

To start buying Bitcoin, sign up for a CoinJar account and complete the verification process. Deposit funds. Then, hit the trade button and choose Bitcoin. CoinJar makes it convenient to buy crypto with a user-friendly interface, allowing you to purchase Bitcoin instantly and store it securely in your wallet.

CoinJar prioritises security for your Bitcoin and other crypto assets. After you buy Bitcoin, it’s stored in a secure CoinJar wallet. The platform uses advanced encryption and cold storage to protect your BTC from unauthorised access. Always enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on your account for added security.

Yes, after you buy Bitcoin on CoinJar, you can transfer your BTC to another wallet or exchange. Simply navigate to the "Send" option in your CoinJar account, enter the recipient’s wallet address, and confirm the transaction. Ensure the address is correct to avoid losing your crypto.

While Bitcoin ATMs are an option for purchasing BTC, CoinJar offers a more convenient way to buy cryptocurrency. You can buy Bitcoin directly from your account using a credit card, or bank transfer, without needing to locate a Bitcoin ATM. This makes CoinJar ideal for quick and secure transactions.

Once you buy Bitcoin on CoinJar, you can hold it in your wallet as a long-term asset, trade it for other cryptocurrencies, or swap it for fiat currency. You can also transfer your BTC to external wallets or use it for transactions where Bitcoin is accepted.

When you buy Bitcoin on CoinJar, the transaction is typically instant, especially with credit card payments. The BTC appears in your wallet almost immediately, ready for trading, holding, or transferring. Blockchain confirmation times may affect external transfers.

CoinJar is a trusted platform to buy cryptocurrency like Bitcoin. With options to buy BTC using a credit card, or bank transfer, a secure wallet, and a user-friendly interface, CoinJar makes buying Bitcoin accessible for all.

Yes. Many platforms, including CoinJar, let you purchase BTC instantly with a debit card. Just link your card, choose how much you want to buy, and your crypto will usually be available right away.

The value of this digital asset changes constantly based on supply, demand, and market activity across global exchanges. Prices are usually shown in your local currency.

When you send or receive this cryptocurrency, the transaction is verified and recorded on a public ledger called the blockchain. Each transfer is confirmed by the network to make sure it’s valid.

No. Unlike traditional currencies issued by a central bank, BTC is decentralised, no single authority controls it. The network is maintained by thousands of participants worldwide.

Your private key is a unique code that gives you access to your crypto. Think of it as the password to your funds. If you lose it, you lose access to your coins.

This is the global system of computers that keeps the digital currency running. The network verifies transactions, maintains security, and ensures the blockchain stays accurate.

Like all investments, crypto carries risk. Prices can be volatile, so it’s important to do your research and only invest what you can afford to lose.

These are online platforms where you can buy, sell, and trade BTC and other coins. Some also offer wallets and payment features.

Yes. Many exchanges allow you to deposit funds from your bank account directly, often with lower fees than card payments.

Some exchanges accept credit cards, but keep in mind that your bank may treat the purchase as a cash advance and charge higher interest rates.

BTC is the ticker symbol used to represent Bitcoin on exchanges.

Blockchain is the underlying system that records every crypto transaction. It’s secure, transparent, and impossible to alter once information is recorded.

The price can rise or fall quickly due to news events, investor sentiment, and changes in supply and demand. This volatility is part of what attracts traders.

A block reward is the amount of BTC miners earn for processing and verifying a block of transactions on the network.

You can use this cryptocurrency to pay for goods and services with any merchant that accepts it, either online or in person.

This is the very first block ever created on the blockchain. It marked the start of the BTC network.

Not always. While a bank account makes it easier to deposit and withdraw funds, you can also buy on platforms other than CoinJar using cash, prepaid cards, or peer-to-peer platforms.

It first went live in January 2009, created by an individual or group using the name Satoshi Nakamoto.

The true identity of its creator is still unknown. All we know is that Satoshi Nakamoto developed the technology and released it to the public in 2009.