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You can buy a MacBook with Bitcoin here, today, straight from your own wallet — on-chain or over the Lightning Network. Every MacBook Air and MacBook Pro below is brand new and factory sealed, carries Apple's limited warranty, and ships insured and signed for to more than 150 countries. There is no account to create, no ID to upload, and no wallet to connect.
Pick the model, chip, memory, storage and finish. The price — and the live BTC amount — updates as you configure.
On-chain Bitcoin or the Lightning Network — both are accepted. Your amount is quoted and locked for 20 minutes.
Scan the QR code and send an ordinary payment to a one-time address. Nothing to connect, nothing to sign, no account to create.
Once the payment confirms we dispatch within 24 hours. Your MacBook arrives sealed, insured and signed for.
Both are accepted at checkout. The right one depends on the size of your order and what your wallet supports.
| Network | Settles in | Typical fee | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lightning | Seconds | A few satoshis | AirPods, Watch, accessories, iPhone — anything your channel capacity covers |
| On-chain BTC | ~10–60 minutes | Network fee, varies | MacBook, iMac, Mac Studio — large orders, and any wallet at all |
We don't charge a fee for either. The only cost is what the network itself takes, which your wallet sets.
Any wallet that can send an ordinary Bitcoin or Lightning payment works here — including hardware wallets. You will never be asked to connect one.
Phoenix
Lightning-first, self-custodial, effortless
Muun
On-chain + Lightning in one balance
BlueWallet
Both networks, simple and battle-tested
Sparrow
Desktop, coin-control, power users
Electrum
Long-standing desktop on-chain wallet
Ledger / Trezor
Hardware — send straight from cold storage
Your amount is fixed the moment you reach the payment screen. Pay inside the window and you send exactly what you were quoted — no top-up requests, no “the price moved” emails.
Too little and it's held against your order — top up, re-quote, or take it back. Too much and the excess is refunded to the address you paid from. We don't keep the difference.
If the window closes before your transaction lands, your funds are held rather than forfeited. We re-quote at the current rate or refund you in full — whichever you prefer.
Because every other route to spending crypto on Apple hardware costs you a spread. Paying a retailer directly doesn't.
| Route | What it costs you | Catch |
|---|---|---|
| Cash out on an exchange | Trading fee + withdrawal fee | Full KYC, bank account, and a paper trail |
| Crypto debit card | ~0.5–2.5% conversion spread | KYC, card issuer, spending limits |
| Apple gift card reseller | Reseller spread | Capped at the card balance, still redeem with Apple |
| Pay us in Bitcoin directly | Network fee only — and 5% off | None. No account, no ID, no card. |
There are fake “Apple for Bitcoin” sites, and they nearly all work the same way: they ask you to connect your walletand approve a transaction. That signature drains it. We don't work like that and we never will — you send an ordinary payment from your own wallet to a one-time invoice address, exactly like paying anyone else. Nothing to connect, no contract to approve, nothing to sign.
And beyond that: don't take our word for anything. Start with a small order, read the 30-day return policy, and watch a sealed box actually arrive before you spend thousands.
Yes — just not from Apple. Apple does not accept Bitcoin in its stores or on apple.com. You buy the MacBook from a retailer that accepts BTC directly, like this one: pick your configuration, choose Bitcoin at checkout, and send the payment from your own wallet. The sealed machine is dispatched within 24 hours.
It depends on the model and the BTC price at the moment you check out. Every MacBook on this page shows its live approximate BTC amount next to the dollar price, and your exact figure is fixed for 20 minutes once you reach the payment screen.
For a MacBook — typically a four-figure order — on-chain Bitcoin is the usual choice: the network fee is trivial relative to the order and it works from any wallet. Lightning settles in seconds and costs almost nothing, but many Lightning wallets have channel limits that make a $2,000+ payment awkward. Both are accepted; pick whichever your wallet handles comfortably.
Yes. Every MacBook is brand new, factory sealed in Apple's original retail box, and carries Apple's standard limited warranty from the date of delivery. We never sell refurbished, opened, ex-display or activation-locked machines.
It doesn't affect you. The BTC amount is locked for 20 minutes from the moment you reach the payment screen. Pay inside that window and the amount you send is exactly the amount you were quoted, whatever the market does in the meantime.
Yes — 30 days from delivery, and the refund comes back in Bitcoin. It's calculated on the USD value of your order at the time of purchase, so a fall in the BTC price between buying and returning doesn't cost you the value of the machine.
We accept Bitcoin, Lightning, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Litecoin, Monero and 50+ more — all from your own wallet, all with the same 20-minute price lock.
Live reference rate: 1 BTC ≈ $62,521. A $529 MacBook is roughly 0.00846 BTCat today's price.