Buying crypto

Enter the amount and choose your currencies.

• You pay (required) — pick the fiat currency you'll pay with (defaults to your country's most-used currency for the currency/network pair you've purchased before, or a global default) and type the amount. A small hint under the field shows the minimum and maximum you can enter in that currency, e.g. $ 1,000 / $ 50,000; hovering shows a tooltip built from Minimum amount and Maximum amount. That maximum isn't a fixed ceiling — it's simply however much of your daily operating allowance you have left today (see fees and limits). Heads up: the field is disabled while a prepaid ticket is active or while the rate is loading. Next to the label there's a trigger to apply a prepaid ticket (Purchase only).
• You receive (required) — pick the cryptocurrency and network you want (each option is grouped by the network/collection method and shown with a violet badge) and type the amount. Next to the label there's a trigger to apply a discount coupon.

Below the two fields, once a rate has loaded, a summary table shows:

Got bonds to spend? If your profile has any available for purchases, a "You have bonds available" button opens a dialog ("Click on the bonds you want to use.") listing each bond as a checkbox with its formatted amount. You can use just one bond at a time — checking a different one swaps out the previous choice. There's more in rewards.

The rate keeps itself fresh: it updates as you type (with a short pause), whenever you change a currency, discount coupon, or bond, and again every ~10 seconds in the background. The one exception — while you're actively editing a field, the background refresh holds off so it never overwrites what you're typing.

Choose the destination wallet.

Card title: "Enter the collection wallet" — description: "or select an existing one. Don't have a wallet? Learn how to create one." ("Learn how to create one" links to an external guide on creating a wallet.)

• Address (required unless you pick a saved wallet) — paste the address where you want to receive the funds; the field shows a badge for the selected network and has a clear (×) button. Helper text: "Enter the address where you want to receive the funds or choose a saved wallet. New addresses will be saved in your profile for future transactions."
• Wallet selector — shown only if you already have saved wallets on that network; search placeholder "Search by address or name", dialog title "Select a wallet". The selected card shows a green check.

If you applied a prepaid ticket, we skip this whole payment-method step and take you straight to the summary — the ticket already sets your payment method and amount for you.

Pick a payment method (skipped if a prepaid ticket is active).

Card title: "Complete your purchase" — description: "Select the payment method you want to use."

Payment types show up as a radio group. Bank transfer appears as a single flat option; every other type (say, an online/gateway method) opens up its own selector of individual methods, each with its name, image, and description. Pick Bank transfer and we'll choose the exact method behind the scenes for you, based on your payment amount.

Review the summary and create the order.

Card title: "The summary of your order" — description: "Check your order details before continuing." The table lists You pay as the first row, one row per applicable fee/commission line, and You receive in bold as the last row. This table keeps refreshing every ~10 seconds too (it pauses when the browser tab isn't visible), so what you see right before confirming is exactly the pricing your order gets created with — no surprises.

If completing this purchase would push your yearly volume past your current verification threshold, an amber notice appears: "When you complete this operation, we will request additional documentation to continue verifying your profile." This is only a heads-up — it never blocks you from creating the order. See verification.

Select the green Create button.

A disclaimer dialog titled "Attention" appears — see the exact wording below. Read it and confirm with "I agree"; only then is the order actually submitted.

While it's being created you'll see a non-dismissable message: "We are creating your order" — "Please wait..."

Select the wallets that will receive funds.

An Add wallet button opens a selector of your existing saved wallets; an Add a new wallet link opens the wallet-creation panel inline if you need a new one. Each wallet you add becomes a row in a table:

Every row has its own minimum (the same per-currency minimum that applies to any USDT purchase), and the sum of all rows is checked against your remaining daily operating allowance — see fees and limits.

Choose currency and payment method.

Card title: "Complete your purchase" (description text has no dedicated translation and falls back to the English "Select the currency and payment method you want to use.").

• Currency (required) — the fiat currency you'll pay with.
• Payment method (required) — same Bank transfer / other-method selector pattern as the Person flow, with the bank-transfer method auto-picked based on the total of all your collection rows.

Business purchases skip a separate wallet step — you already picked your wallets in step 1 — and go straight to the same summary and confirmation flow described above.