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BitPay Enables ETH Purchases with Apple Pay

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Cryptocurrency payment platform BitPay announced it has added support for Ethereum (ETH) trading with Apple Pay, offering two methods: the BitPay Wallet app and the BitPay buying widget online.

How to buy Ethereum (ETH) with Apple Pay using the BitPay Wallet app

BitPay’s Apple Pay process is fast, easy and secure. The BitPay app is free and intuitive, making it great for beginners and crypto pros alike. Use the app to buy Ethereum (ETH) plus more than 60 other cryptocurrencies.

Step 1: Get the app

Download the app for your iPhone, iPad or Mac computer. Scan the QR code to download the app in the iOS store. It is 100% free.

Step 2: Tap "Buy Crypto"

Tap "Buy Crypto" on the app home screen to buy crypto with Apple Pay. BitPay supports  Ethereum plus all of the other most popular cryptocurrencies and stablecoins.

Step 3: Choose amount and select Ethereum (or other cryptocurrency)

Enter the amount you’d like to convert to Ethereum. BitPay supports 40+ currencies including USD, EUR, GPB, AUD and many more.

Step 4: Choose Apple Pay as your payment method

Along with Apple Pay, BitPay allows you to buy Ethereum with a credit card, debit card, Google Pay or local bank transfer options (varies by location).

Step 5: View your offers

We partner with multiple providers to give you the best possible price on Ethereum. There are no hidden fees or excessive markups. Once you choose your preferred offer, you’ll be taken to one of our partner sites to complete the transaction.

How to Buy Ethereum with Apple Pay online at the BitPay website

With BitPay, you can buy Ethereum online and have it sent to any self-custody wallet address that you own.

Step 1: Enter an amount of ETH you’d like to buy

Input your preferred amount of Ethereum or the amount of local currency you’d like to convert.

Step 2: Enter your wallet address

Send ETH to any wallet. Enter the address where you’d like to receive your Ethereum. Need a wallet? Store securely with BitPay’s self-custody wallet. The BitPay Wallet supports multiple chains, including the Ethereum blockchain and Polygon Network.

Step 3: Choose your preferred rate and select Apple Pay as your payment method

To make sure you get the best rate, BitPay aggregates offers from multiple partners. Upon selecting your preferred offer, you will be directed to one of our partner sites to enter Apple Pay details and complete the transaction. Please note, Apple Pay may not be supported by all partners and may not be available in all internet browsers.

Which Cryptocurrencies Can I Buy with Apple Pay?

In the BitPay app and online buying widget, you can buy Ethereum along with the most popular cryptocurrencies using Apple Pay, all at great rates and no hidden fees.

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