Buy Bitcoin in Australia

The easiest way to buy Bitcoin and crypto

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Why Bitcoin?

Bitcoin (also known as BTC) is the original cryptocurrency that introduced the world to the concept of digital money independent of governments and central banks. It uses a technology called blockchain to make every transaction secure and open for everyone to see.

Imagine having a type of money that's safe, can grow in value, and is usable anywhere, anytime, without the hassles of bank fees or delays. Unlike regular currencies, which can be printed in unlimited quantities by governments, Bitcoin has a fixed supply of just 21 million coins, protecting it from inflation and devaluation. It's a global currency not controlled by any single entity, offering a unique blend of freedom, security, and accessibility that works everywhere around the world.

That's the power and promise of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin price

$115,280.98
10.11% (1 day)
  • Market cap
    $2239.7B
  • 24hr volume
    $117.3B
  • Max supply
    21M BTC
  • Supply
    19.8M

How to buy Bitcoin in Australia

  1. Sign up

    Sign up on your browser or using the mobile app.

  2. Verify

    Identity verification is required by all Australian crypto exchanges.

  3. Buy Bitcoin

    Deposit money into your account and buy Bitcoin.

How to pay when buying Bitcoin

Choose the payment method that suits you best

PayID

Want to buy Bitcoin instantly? PayID is a great way to do so and is supported by most Australian banks.

EFT bank transfer
PayPal
Credit/debit card

Want to buy Bitcoin instantly? PayID is a great way to do so and is supported by most Australian banks.

Bitcoin’s features

Store of value

A store of value means something keeps its worth over time. For Bitcoin buyers, the expectation is that it can provide a hedge against inflation, kind of like gold. People trust it to save money for the future.
Limited supply

Bitcoin has a limited supply of 21 million coins. This limit is like having only so many gold bars in the world. Because there can't be more Bitcoins made, it becomes more valuable as more people want to own some.
Decentralisation

Decentralisation means no single person, company, or government controls Bitcoin. Instead, it runs on a network of computers around the world. This makes Bitcoin like a community bank owned by its users, available everywhere, and open to anyone.

Buying Bitcoin (BTC)

You can buy Bitcoin using our fast, simple and safe platform. Sign up on your desktop browser or on our mobile app.

bitcoin.com.au app

Your Bitcoin wallet

Buying Bitcoin on bitcoin.com.au automatically creates a secure wallet you can store your crypto within.

  • Ultra-secure

    Ultra-secure

  • Store crypto and AUD

    Store crypto and AUD

  • Send and receive

    Send and receive

  • Desktop or mobile

    Desktop or mobile

Education

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