Skip to main content

PayPal Crypto currency exchange

Crypto for
the people

Now you can discover crypto in the 
PayPal app

Discover Crypto

hero-gif

Start exploring crypto with PayPal

Claim Your $500 Worth of Bitcoin

Sign In Now

Here’s what you need to know

Start with as little as $1 
right in your PayPal Wallet*

start with $1

Discover at your own pace and learn about crypto with our articles for beginners.

Buy, hold, and sell crypto 
with PayPal

buy BitCoin

You can choose from Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash1

Discover crypto with 
peace of mind

Discover Crypto

Enjoy the same protections you're used to with PayPal.**

Learn More
*PayPal Cash or Cash Plus account required. Terms apply.
*Keep in mind that we can't protect you from losses as a result of market volatility. Be sure to do your research and buy and sell carefully.

Get started on the PayPal app

Select "Crypto" from 
the dashboard

select crypto

Click on the buy button and you’ll 
be asked to verify your identity

verify crypto

Explore articles about 
crypto to learn more

Explore crypto

Discover Crypto
Screenshots simulated, sequences shortened.

Bitcoin

Get up to speed on crypto

What exactly is crypto?

Claim Your $500 Worth of Bitcoin

Sign In Now

Crypto is short for cryptocurrency. Many believe that crypto could one day be as commonly used as cash and credit.

The crypto market never sleeps


It’s the only financial market that runs 24/7, 365 days a year. Since all cryptos are global currencies without borders, prices change every minute of every day.

Understanding
volatility and risk

Crypto is considered volatile because of how much and how quickly its value can change. Like all currencies, there's potential for gains and losses.

Discover Crypto

PoliceMan-CryptoWallet

Ready to get started?

Sign In

Discover Crypto

1 No transaction fee until 2022. When you buy or sell cryptocurrency, we will disclose an exchange rate and any fees you will be charged for that transaction. The exchange rate includes a spread that PayPal earns on each purchase and sale. For cryptocurrency fees that will apply after December 31, 2020 click here.

Buying and selling cryptocurrency is subject to a number of risks and may result in significant losses. Please see our disclosure here for more details. PayPal does not make any recommendations regarding buying or selling cryptocurrency. Consider seeking advice from your financial and tax advisor. All custody of and trading in cryptocurrency is performed for PayPal by its licensed service provider, Paxos Trust Company, LLC.

Buying, selling, and holding cryptocurrencies is not regulated in many states, including the State of California. PayPal, Inc. is licensed to engage in virtual currency business activity by the New York State Department of Financial Services. Buying, selling and holding cryptocurrency with PayPal is not available in Hawaii and where prohibited by law.

Labels

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Bitcoin Laundering” Study: Where Do Criminals Turn to Mask Illicit Cryptoassets?

A recent study ( PDF ) from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies’ Center on Sanctions and Illicit Finance and blockchain analytics company Elliptic explored the “bitcoin laundering” ecosystem. In the study, Elliptic’s forensic analysis of the Bitcoin blockchain and other publicly available data were used to track the flows of illicit funds from 2013 to 2016. “This study aimed to identify where individuals turn in order to cash out or transmit bitcoins (BTC) acquired from illicit entities and to discover typologies for criminals ‘laundering’ bitcoins,” the report says. The study describes bitcoin laundering as a special type of money laundering that exists within the Bitcoin network where a user moves some bitcoins to a new address in a manner that obscures the original source of funds. The conversion of bitcoins into fiat currency on exchanges that lack adequate anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) policies can also fall under the category ...
97 comments
Read more

Soaring Bitcoin Price Leads $159 Billion Crypto Market Recovery

Bitcoin  Well, somebody bought the dip. Just as critics were rushing to proclaim that the bitcoin bubble had burst, the markets staged a $159 billion recovery. The rally was headlined by the bitcoin price, which rebounded from its sub-$10,000 fling and is currently flirting with $12,000. Several other top-tier coins, meanwhile, returned single day increases in excess of 40 percent. Source: CoinMarketCap Altogether, the  cryptocurrency market cap  clawed its way back to $574 billion, representing a 38 percent recovery from Wednesday’s intraday low of $415 billion. Bitcoin Price Eyes $12,000 Wednesday served as a trial-by-fire for recent bitcoin investors, some of whom had purchased the flagship cryptocurrency for $19,000 at the height of the rally in mid-December. Bitcoin Price Chart The correction forced the  bitcoin price  below $10,000 for the first time since early December, but Thursday’s rally enabled bitcoin to regain a bit...
75 comments
Read more

How to Boost Your Credit—or Build it Up From Nothing

Now that you know  how credit works , you probably want to know how to make it work  better . While nothing is better for your credit than paying your bills in full and on time, there are ways to give it a boost. Like it or not,  credit matters . It’s also complicated. In our “Everything You Need to Know About Credit” series, we’re breaking down the basics. When a lender or landlord looks at your credit, they’re not just looking for a three digit number, they want to know how you actually handle credit. That’s why your credit report is more important than your score. That said, your score matters, too, and the good news is, there are shortcuts for boosting it in a relatively short amount of time. And if you don’t have credit at all — let’s say you’re a teenager about to start college — your biggest focus should be on building up a credit history. That way you can apply for student loans, apartments, and make sure you  aren’t gouged on bills . Here are some options...
Post a Comment
Read more