How to start

The first step in investing is opening an account at Solaris Global Network. After signing up - you're ready for the next step, which is - funding your Solaris Global Network account. We offer e-currency account payments as a funding option. Solaris Global Network accepts the following payment systems: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash as e-currency funding options. Each can be funded through exchange service.

The verified exchange services are the following

• https://www.coinbase.com
• https://exchange.blockchain.com
• https://paybis.com

There are some more other certified exchangers you can find to fund your account. Today they are appearing every day it is hard to keep up with the net of exchange services. Certified Partners: Bitcoin is supposed to be the first digital currency to eliminate the middleman. By avoiding banks and payment processors, Bitcoin has become a decentralized, worldwide market that requires only an Internet connection to participate. Here are some tips to get started using Bitcoin. You can obtain some bitcoins with one of the following methods: Obtaining small amounts of Bitcoin online. If you are new to crypto currencies or are buying less than $2000 of Bitcoin try one of the combined wallet / bitcoin traders to get rolling. Examples include Coinbase and Xapo. These sites will allow you to buy a small amount of Bitcoin in exchange for an approximate 1% service charge. Like a bank, they will also store your bitcoin for you on their servers. Obtaining large amounts of Bitcoin via a trading exchange. If you are buying more than $2000 of Bitcoin, you will want to take advantage of the lower commission rates offered on an exchange. Such exchanges function on the principle of a stock market with bid / ask spreads changing 24 hours a day. Making an account at an exchange is just like opening a new bank account. You shall give them your real name, contact information and send them money. Different countries and currencies have different Bitcoin exchanges that are best to use in each geography:

US Dollars to Bitcoin - Bitfinex, GDAX (owned by Coinbase) Euro to Bitcoin - Kraken Chinese Yuan to Bitcoin - BTCC, Huobi or OKCoin Purchasing money out of a Bitcoin ATMs. Today there are many cities worldwide offering a bitcoin ATM where you can trade cash for bitcoin. There is usually a charge of 5-8% fee for doing the trade at these ATMs. You can find current list of bitcoin ATMs at https://coinatmradar.com/" Obtain bitcoin from a live person offline. Today there is a possibility to give someone a wad of cash and have them load some bitcoins onto your phone worldwide. We just advise you to trade small amounts of money till you trust your trading partner. See http://localbitcoins.com for an offline bitcoin dealer near you. Set up your first Bitcoin wallet. If you lack technical competence, it's alright to escape the next few steps and just leave your bitcoin in the account where you bought them. Frankly speaking, it is quite a popular case. But the attraction of bitcoin is that it's money that no third party needs to control for you. In addition, as far as exchanges store hundreds of millions of dollars of bitcoin, they are a very attractive target for hackers. So unlike stuffing dollars in your mattress, it's safer to store your bitcoins on your own rather than trusting them to an exchange. The list of the wallets that will not give any third-party access to your bitcoins is below: Mobile Wallets are Bitcoin wallets that are operated on your mobile device. Such wallets are portable and practical for in-store use. Mobile devices are supposed to be less tended to malicious software than are computers, creating a trustworthy environment for small amount of bitcoin. Some of the best mobile wallets are: