How to Buy Bitcoins in 3 Easy Steps

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Jubiter, a leader in blockchain technology, used forward-thinking innovation with crypto understanding to develop an easy three-step process to buy Bitcoins. Jubiter, registered with the US Department of the Treasury Fincen MSB, is licensed in virtual currency wallets and servicing exchanges against a FIAT currency.

Step 1. To purchase Bitcoin through Jubiter, you must supply a verifiable email address. Once verified, you can access the purchasing portal with the password and pin, which is setup during the email authentication process. At this point, you will be a Level 1 user. Level 1 participants have the ability to exchange, receive, store, and send Bitcoin. To buy Bitcoin, you will need to register at Level 2.

Step 2. To become a Level 2 user, you must upload an additional qualifying document establishing your identity and provide a phone number where you will receive a confirmation text message.

Qualifying documents must use Latin lettering due to the current programs translation capabilities. For other languages, a certified translation accompanying the ID may suffice. Allowable forms of ID are:

  • National IDs
  • Driver’s licenses
  • Passports

Expired IDs are not acceptable.


Once you have established your Level 2 account, you can purchase Bitcoin. If you buy high volumes, the third level of identification will need to be established. To qualify for Level 3, documents validating a physical street address must be uploaded. PO boxes cannot be used. The Level 3 document requirements are:

  • A utility or bank statement with a logo
  • Matching full name on the statement
  • Complete property address
  • The document must be dated and no more than 90 days old
  • Latin lettering


Digital statements may be accepted if the entire PDF is uploaded along with a screenshot of the website displaying the site’s URL and image of the uploaded document.

Step 3. Login to your Jubiter dashboard. Click on ‘Buy Bitcoin’ in the upper left. For faster transactions, four preset amounts are available. The amounts are $200, $300, $500, or $1000 USD. Below the preset buys, you can key in custom amounts. All purchases start at $50 USD

Next, click ‘buy’ and you will be taken to the credit and debit card input screen. Types of cards accepted are:

  • Visa credit, Visa debit, or Visa Electron
  • Mastercard
  • Maestro


The card used to make the purchase must have the same name as the Jubiter account. Read the terms and conditions and agree to the transaction. The new balance will be in your digital wallet.

Jubiter maintains the highest level of security for their client’s personal data and funds through a deep network of secure infrastructures connected to Login Guard, two-factor verification (2FA), coupled with maximum encryption, and no private key exposure.

Jubiter Technologies OU operating hours are Monday through Saturday, 8:00 AM until Midnight EST. Support can be reached through online chat, phone, or support tickets. If you are interested in connecting, visit us on Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn

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