Scott7
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I have used CoinJar.com.au and acx.io without any issues. Both allow for withdrawals and deposits in AUD.Thanks Callum.
Any thoughts on CoinJar? They seem to be popping up a lot in my research, and on the surface seem okay. I also try to deal with Australian companies whenever possible, which ticks another box for them.
And a warning to others on this thread - the price will most likely dive once I get in...
If you're looking to trade then I think acx.io is the best option in the Australian market - having nerves of steel helps too. Their charts are really helpful and there are no fees to trade, just to withdraw. It allows you to easily exchange your AUD for Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum and Hshare without incurring any fees. You can trade any of these cryptos, convert them back to AUD and then try your hand at trading one of the others, all without incurring any fees. On the other hand, a bad trade can cost you plenty.
Whatever exchange you go with to purchase your cryptocurrency, whether Australian or otherwise, I would advise you not to keep the crypto on the exchange unless you are trading at the time. Get a Ledger Nano S or Trezor hardware wallet as they ensure that your crypto is secure and give you control of your private keys. This way you don't miss out on cryptocurrency dividends that come you way via coins created by forks, such as Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold, Bitcoin Diamond and the forthcoming Super Bitcoin. There a bound to be a lot more of these types of forks happening in 2018 that will give Bitcoin holders free crypto that can be then used to obtain more Bitcoin.