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# Buy Crypto with Card

## Buy Crypto with Card

1. **Select Currency:** Choose the fiat currency you want to use and enter the amount.
2. **Conversion:** The system shows how much crypto you'll get for your fiat amount.
3. **Buy:** Click 'Buy'. Note: Payments are processed through Collaborative Partners on a separate platform.
4. **Payment Process:**
   * You'll be redirected to the payment provider. Verify your email and enter your personal and billing details.
   * Enter card details (Visa, Mastercard, Google Pay accepted).
5. **Confirm Order:** Review and confirm your order within 1 minute. Click 'Refresh' for the latest price.
6. **Bank Verification:** Complete the OTP verification on your bank's page.

{% hint style="info" %}
If a payment is deducted but the transaction fails, the amount will be refunded to your card.
{% endhint %}

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### **Transaction Limits:**

* Basic Verification (Name, Address, Date of Birth, ID & Face Verification): Up to 50 BTC/weekly.
* Advanced Verification (Photo ID, Selfie, Face Verification): Up to 200 BTC/weekly.
* To increase limits (up to 500 BTC/weekly): Complete Identity and Address Verification, provide a bank statement/utility bill/tenancy contract, and add a short video.


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