Cash App is introducing recurring Bitcoin purchases for US customers. The feature lets people schedule automatic orders at daily, weekly, or bi-weekly intervals. Jack Dorsey, who leads both Square and
Cash App is introducing recurring Bitcoin purchases for US customers. The feature lets people schedule automatic orders at daily, weekly, or bi-weekly intervals. Jack Dorsey, who leads both Square and Twitter, announced the rollout Monday via his Twitter account.
The minimum purchase is $10. Someone might buy $10 in Bitcoin every day, or spread the same amount over a two-week stretch. Cash App operates a similar recurring-order system for stocks.
Dorsey laid out the mechanics in his announcement: "You can now do automatic recurring purchases of Bitcoin in Cash App. Daily, weekly, or every 2 weeks. And change the display to sats." Sats refers to satoshis, the smallest unit of Bitcoin.
The benefit: timing matters less when you're buying in chunks over time. Cash App positions "automatic stock and bitcoin purchases" as a way to spread out the cost of entry. As the company put it: "Done over time, automatic recurring purchases will allow users to minimize the impact of market swings."
Users choose between displaying satoshis or Bitcoin. A $10 order buys a fraction of Bitcoin for most people, not a whole coin.
The feature launches in the US with Square eyeing expansion to the UK.
The timing aligns with a broader shift toward Bitcoin adoption. According to BitInfoCharts, 96% of wallets contain less than one Bitcoin. Large holders are accumulating faster. Wall Street has been building Bitcoin positions. The network's third halving fueled bullish sentiment.