How to Buy Crypto with Fiat — Fiat On-Ramp
Turn your local currency into stablecoins in minutes. Which tokens, currencies and payment methods are on offer comes from your access node and the live order book — every order protected by escrow on Solana.
Step by step
- 1
Choose Buy + asset + your currency + payment method
The asset pills, the currency list and the payment-method filter are all read from your access node and from the live book — so they show what is genuinely on offer where you are, rather than a list written into this page.
- 2
Compare offers
Compare price, available liquidity and per-order limits — the three things every row on the book actually carries.
- 3
Click Buy and enter an amount
Enter how much fiat you want to spend (or how much crypto you want) — within the advertiser's limits.
- 4
Place the order
The seller's crypto locks in the Solana escrow program immediately, so it is guaranteed for you before you pay anything.
- 5
Pay the seller within the time window
Transfer fiat using exactly the account details shown in the order — every field is copyable. If the window expires, the order cancels and escrow unlocks.
- 6
Click “Transferred, notify seller”
Only after you have actually sent the money. This tells the seller to check their account.
- 7
Seller confirms — crypto arrives in your wallet
The seller verifies your payment and escrow releases the crypto to your wallet. Order completed.
Good to know
- Escrow protects you: the seller's crypto is locked on Solana before you pay — they cannot disappear with it.
- What you pay is the advertiser's price. Protocol fees live on chain in the escrow program's fee config and are governance-updatable, so no page here quotes a rate it has not read.
- Every order has a payment window; if you can't pay in time, cancel instead of letting it expire.
- If the seller doesn't respond or confirm, open an Appeal — escrow freezes and an arbitrator steps in.