1. Choose a wallet
Start with a self-custody wallet for long-term holdings and a mobile wallet for daily spending. Hardware wallets like Ledger add an extra layer of security.
Guide
Everything you need to get started with Bitcoin in Thailand, from your first wallet to spending sats in daily life.
Start with a self-custody wallet for long-term holdings and a mobile wallet for daily spending. Hardware wallets like Ledger add an extra layer of security.
Use a trusted global exchange or a local peer-to-peer option. Verify identity, fund your account, and place your first order.
Write down your seed phrase offline and never share it. Self-custody means you are your own bank, so backups matter.
Find merchants, ATMs and services across Bangkok and Thailand that accept Bitcoin for everyday life.
Ready to find a place to cash in or out? Explore the Bitcoin ATM map, or reach out if you have questions.