Buy Bitcoin
in New Zealand

If we consider Bitcoin to have intrinsic value due to some of its features such as limitedness and unforgeability and use it as a tool that preserves value over time, perhaps it is an asset worth buying. Bitcoin can be presented as a type of investment that preserves the value of your savings in the long term. However, we recommend that before purchasing Bitcoin, study the ins and outs of the Bitcoin market and consult with professionals.

Yes. According to the Tax Guidance information provided by The Inland Revenue Department
(IRD), In New Zealand, if you use cryptocurrency to purchase goods or services, it is considered
a barter transaction and is subject to goods and services tax (GST). The GST rules apply to the
value of the goods or services being provided, regardless of whether they are paid for in fiat
currency or cryptocurrency. This means that the same amount of GST is payable on a

cryptocurrency transaction as on a transaction conducted in fiat currency. It is the responsibility
of the seller to charge and collect the correct amount of GST on the sale of goods or services,
and to report and pay the GST to the Inland Revenue Department (IRD). The buyer is also
required to keep records of cryptocurrency transactions for tax purposes.

The cheapest way to buy cryptocurrency in New Zealand may vary depending on a number of
factors, such as the amount you want to purchase, the type of cryptocurrency you want to buy,
and the payment method you choose. One of the most convenient ways to buy cryptocurrency
in New Zealand would be through our cryptocurrency exchange. Our exchange allows you to
buy cryptocurrency using various payment methods, such as bank transfer, credit card, Apple
pay, Google pay, Debit Card and PayPal. Some exchanges charge fees for their services but
our exchange has zero fees for buying and trading your cryptocurrency.

You can purchase a small amount of Bitcoin, unlike stocks. The least amount of Bitcoin that you can likely purchase is equivalent to 1 Satoshi, or 0.00000001 Bitcoins, depending on its price of the day.

The exact number of people who own crypto assets in New Zealand is not publicly available.
However, various reports indicate that the adoption of cryptocurrency is growing in the country,
with more and more individuals and businesses investing in and using digital currencies.
According to a survey conducted by the New Zealand Reserve Bank in 2020, around 5% of the
adult population in the country owns cryptocurrency. This represents a significant increase from
previous years, and suggests that the popularity and use of cryptocurrency is continuing to grow
in New Zealand. However, it is important to note that these figures may not reflect the actual
number of people who own crypto assets, as some individuals may not have disclosed their
ownership.

Due to theft, computer malfunction, loss of access keys, and other reasons, users may lose Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency tokens. Although hot wallets are still practical for some users, cold storage (also known as offline wallets) is one of the safest ways to store Bitcoin because it cannot be accessed online. Consider using a hardware wallet for all of your long-term Bitcoin and cryptocurrency storage if you’re looking for the safest storage option.  For short-term investments, you can also keep your Bitcoins on our exchange wallet in order to trade more easily.If you want to hold Bitcoin long-term, although you can still keep your cryptocurrency in this wallet, it is better to not keep it in the exchange wallet nor the software one. The safest option would be a hardware wallet.