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Buy crypto
See how buying with a card will work. Card purchases open at launch: until then no card is charged and nothing is bought on this page.
Card purchases open at launch. There is no card partner yet, so nothing can be bought or charged here. During the public beta you can try the exchange with test funds on the Convert page or the trading screen.
Crypto assets are high risk. Prices can rise or fall sharply and you could lose all the money you put in. Nothing on this page is investment advice. Read the risk disclosure
Buying Ethereum (ETH)
Card purchases open at launch
There is no card partner yet, so no card can be charged and nothing can be bought here. No card details are asked for or stored.
Payment method at launch
Get test funds on your account, then convert or trade on the exchange’s order book. Test funds are not real money and can never be paid out.
Public beta · Test funds, not real money
Crypto assets are high risk. Prices can rise or fall sharply and you could lose all the money you put in. Nothing on this page is investment advice. Read the risk disclosure
At launch
Three steps, the first one only once.
A government photo ID (passport, national ID card or driving licence), proof of address and a live selfie check.
You sign in with a one-time code, Google, Apple or a passkey. There are no passwords to steal.
The card must be in your own name. Payments with someone else’s card are refused and refunded.
The purchase fills on our spot market at the quoted price and the coins are added to your balance. Most customer crypto, 95 to 98%, is kept in cold storage with a regulated third-party custodian.
One way to pay, wherever you live. Card fees are indicative until our card partner is signed.
Crypto assets are high risk. Prices can rise or fall sharply and you could lose all the money you put in. Nothing on this page is investment advice. Read the risk disclosure