CoinJar Instant Buy

When you buy crypto using the CoinJar app, you can make the purchase instantly by choosing credit or debit card or Apple Pay or Google Pay when prompted for the payment method.

Yes, you can use any Australian-issued Mastercard or Visa credit card to buy crypto with CoinJar Instant Buy. You can also use any credit card linked to an Apple Pay or Google Pay account.

Yes, you can use any Australian-issued Mastercard or Visa debit card to buy crypto with CoinJar Instant Buy. You can also use any credit card linked to an Apple Pay or Google Pay account.

You can buy any of the more than 50 cryptocurrencies on CoinJar using your credit or debit card.

There is a 2% transaction fee on instant credit card or debit card purchases.

All you need to buy Bitcoin with your credit card or debit card is the CoinJar app. With Apple Pay and Google Pay you don’t even need to link the card to your account.

CoinJar is Australia’s longest-running crypto exchange and has been operating since 2013 with no unplanned downtime, security breaches or loss of customer funds. We use industry-leading security standards to ensure your data and funds are completely safe.

You can use any credit card or debit card you have saved to Apple Pay or Google Pay to buy crypto instantly using CoinJar Instant Buy.

It depends on your credit card offerings. Some card issuers may treat cryptocurrency purchases as cash advances, which often don’t earn rewards and may have higher interest rates.

You’ll need to use your bank account to fund your CoinJar account after the setup process. This allows for seamless transfers when buying and selling cryptocurrency.

Yes, interest rates apply to any outstanding balance on your credit card, including crypto purchases.

Credit cards offer convenience and the potential to earn rewards. They can also be handy for larger crypto purchases if you don’t have enough funds readily available in your bank account.

Your credit card issuer might charge an annual fee. Check your card agreement for any applicable fees. Your credit card issuer sets the due date.

Yes, your credit card issuer sets a credit limit, which may be lower for crypto purchases than for regular transactions.

No, CoinJar is a cryptocurrency exchange, not a financial institution. It facilitates buying and selling crypto but doesn't offer traditional banking services.

This depends on your credit card issuer. Some allow balance transfers for crypto purchases, while others don’t. Check with your financial institution for their specific policy.

Credit card purchases are processed almost instantly, allowing you to buy cryptocurrency quickly and take advantage of market opportunities. This is especially beneficial in volatile markets where prices can change rapidly.

Many credit cards offer rewards programs where you can earn points or cashback on your purchases, including cryptocurrency. These rewards can offset some of the costs associated with buying crypto.

Using your credit card responsibly and paying off your balance on time can help improve your credit score.

Credit cards are widely accepted, making it easy to buy cryptocurrency even if you don't have readily available funds in your bank account.

However, it's crucial to weigh these advantages against potential drawbacks such as high interest rates, fees, and the risk of accumulating debt.