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# How to buy bitcoin with Blink?

1. Open the Blink app and tap the price graph icon on the top left

   ![](/files/5HCGwWSocG5LpV42TJQk)
2. Tap `Buy and sell bitcoin` on the bottom of the screen

   ![](/files/02qxmjy0fdU5eyO2oQEf)
3. Choose the country where your bank account is and tap the `Buy Bitcoin` button

   ![](/files/9IPBBWSWFeaKEvWLXZrF)
4. Enter the amount to buy in USD

   ![](/files/0qwVCXvnfcdYOlLBnNzj)
5. Confirm your email to be used to send your order details to (this is auto-filled if you have an email set for the account) and tap `Create order`

   ![](/files/Z1azPWDsqzA2qiWbXCEw)
6. The bank transfer details will be presented on this screen (always check the exact details - redacted here)

   ![](/files/QReUnFUkxIlLCfpG48BZ)
7. The payment initiated from your bank account may take between 1 hour and 1 day to be processed and arrive on the bank account of Blink. Once the order is complete you will receive a notification and the bitcoin will become available in your Blink wallet. Please monitor your email address for updates and contact fiat[@blink.sv](mailto:support@blink.sv) if you have any concerns.


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