How to buy Bitcoin Cash?
Buy Bitcoin Cash securely
How to buy Bitcoin Cash the simple, safe, smart way?
Step 1: Select and buy the Ledger hardware wallet of your choice
Step 2: Buy Bitcoin Cash directly on the Ledger app from our partner.
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Buy a Ledger hardware wallet to securely store your Bitcoin Cash
When you want to invest in crypto, 2 things really matter: security and ownership of your coins.
A hardware wallet is the best way to secure your crypto while managing it on your own – your crypto, totally accessible and secure.
Ledger Nano X
Our Bluetooth® hardware wallet lets you manage and protect all your crypto on the go, including Bitcoin Cash.Learn more
Ledger Nano S
The world’s most popular hardware wallet to keep your favorite crypto safe, including Bitcoin Cash.Learn more
Step 2/2
Buy Bitcoin Cash directly on Ledger Live app.
Ledger Live app lets you manage your crypto and access key services: buy Bitcoin Cash from our partner Coinify and secure it directly with your hardware wallet.
The app provides you with Bitcoin Cash price information and lets you buy Bitcoin Cash (BCH) by Credit Card or Bank Transfer. Once bought, your Bitcoin Cash will be automatically sent by Coinify to your hardware wallet and secured.
You can also buy Bitcoin Cash on other plateforms and then secure it with your hardware wallet.
Securely manage your Bitcoin Cash and more.
Ledger is your gateway to buy, store and manage your Bitcoin Cash securely. Our solution lets you securely manage your Bitcoin Cash and more than 1800 different assets in one single app.
Buy Bitcoin Cash and store them with the leader in crypto security
Security
Ledger offers the best security for your crypto: your assets always remain safe and in your control.
All-in-one
One place for all your crypto. Our hardware wallets are compatible with more than 1800 different assets, including Bitcoin Cash.
Control
By combining a hardware wallet with an app, Ledger gives you full control over your crypto and lets you access all key services securely: manage, buy, swap your crypto – and more. You are in charge.
Why consider a hardware wallet when buying crypto
A Bitcoin Cash wallet helps you protect your private key, not storing your Bitcoin Cash. If you are fairly new to cryptocurrencies you might still be struggling with the concept of private key and why it’s so important. Perhaps you just get into cryptocurrency by purchasing coins on an exchange platform but didn’t even realize that they hold the private keys to your cryptocurrency.
When you own cryptocurrencies, what you really own is a private key, a critical piece of information used to authorize outgoing transactions on the blockchain network. Holding the private keys gives you access to your crypto, like holding a pin code to your debit card; in short it gives you access to your funds.
« If you are keeping your crypto assets on an exchange, you are entrusting a third party with these private keys and mandating them to serve as a safeguard. »
Being a crypto investor requires taking security seriously and owning your private keys gives you much more power and control. The main principle behind hardware wallets is to provide full isolation between the private keys and your easy-to-hack computer or smartphone. The only people you can trust for storing your crypto assets is yourself.
How to manage your Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
Ledger Live
Directly manage your Bitcoin Cash with Ledger Live.
Ledger hardware wallet keeps your Bitcoin Cash safe, and Ledger Live app lets you directly manage your assets: buy, send, receive, or grow your BCH in one single app. More than 1800 crypto assets supported.
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Buy and securely manage Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and more crypto with Ledger
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What is Bitcoin Cash (BCH) ?
Bitcoin Cash is a hard fork of the Bitcoin protocol that was born from a long-running debate in the Bitcoin community over the size of blocks in the blockchain. Bitcoin Cash was formed by a group of developers in August 2017 who viewed a larger block size as necessary for Bitcoin to scale and adequately function as a P2P digital currency originally envisioned by Satoshi Nakamoto.