Please keep in mind that to buy cryptocurrencies, you first have to deposit money into your fiat wallet.
Buy cryptocurrency
After you've deposited money in your fiat wallet:
- Click on Trade on the top right
- Click on Buy
- Select the cryptocurrency or digital asset
- Select your favoured fiat wallet
- Choose the amount you want to buy and click on Go to summary
- In the final step, you can see a summary of your order. After forgoing your right of withdrawal, click Buy now to complete your purchase
- Tap on the Trade button at the bottom centre of the screen
- Tap on Buy
- Select the cryptocurrency or digital asset
- Select your favoured fiat wallet
- Choose the amount you want to buy and tap on Continue
- In the final step, you can see a summary of your order, after forgoing your right of withdrawal, tap on Buy Now to complete your purchase
- Tap on the Trade button at the bottom centre of the screen
- Tap on Buy
- Select the cryptocurrency and your wallet
- Select your favoured fiat wallet
- Choose the amount you want to buy and tap on Continue
- In the final step, you can see a summary of your order, after forgoing your right of withdrawal, tap on Buy now to complete your purchase
Maximum Crypto Order Limits
To protect you from sudden execution price swings and high slippage on low-liquidity assets, we set a maximum EUR trade limit per order across our cryptocurrency offerings. Limits are continuously updated based on real-time market conditions to keep execution prices as fair and predictable as possible.
Key Tips for Smooth Trading
Order CapsEach individual order is capped at a maximum EUR equivalent based on the asset's real-time market liquidity.
Adjusting AmountsIf you receive a limit alert, simply lower your trade amount below the indicated threshold to proceed.
Splitting TradesIf your intended order exceeds the limit, you can split your trade into multiple smaller orders that fall below the maximum limit shown on your screen.
Reviewing PricesAlways review the final price on the summary screen before confirming. Minor price shifts can still occur on assets with limited liquidity, even for orders within the limit.