Enjoy frictionless crypto purchases with Apple Pay and Google Pay | by Jim | @blockchain | Jun, 2022

At Blockchain.com, we’re constantly searching for ways to make it easier for our users to access the world of crypto.

One of our top priorities is delivering an easy experience for buying crypto, which is why we’re excited to bring Apple Pay and Google Pay to the Blockchain.com Wallet.

Apple Pay and Google Pay are trusted by hundreds of millions of users worldwide to make everyday purchases. They provide a simple and secure payment method by reducing the need to add your card details to yet another website or app.

Once your card is set up on Apple Pay and Google Pay, you can use it to make payments in any supported app while keeping your card details private and secure.

Buying crypto with Apple Pay or Google Pay

To get started, simply connect your debit card to Apple Pay or Google Pay (if you haven’t done so already) and take the following steps:

1. Update your Blockchain.com Wallet app to the latest version in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
2. Log in to your Blockchain.com Wallet.
3. Tap “+”.
4. Select Buy.
5. Enter the Amount you’d like to purchase.
6. Select Apple Pay or Google Pay as your payment method.
7. Tap Preview Buy.
8. Tap Buy.

Buying crypto has never been easier.

Note: Apple Pay and Google Pay are currently available in the Blockchain.com Wallet mobile app with support for web browser coming soon.

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IMPORTANT NOTE:

Crypto is a high-risk investment. The value of crypto can fluctuate and investors may lose the capital they invest.

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