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# Buying Tokens
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1\. Open OISY Wallet at [OISY.com](https://OISY.com).
2\. Click ‘BUY’ on the main dashboard.
3\. A new modal will appear with two dropdown menus labeled:
* ‘You Spend’ – Select the token you want to use for the purchase.
* ‘You Get’ – Choose the token you want to buy.
4\. Enter the amount in either ‘You Spend’ or ‘You Get’, depending on whether you are specifying the amount you want to spend or the amount you want to receive.
5\. In the ‘Buy via’ section, choose your preferred onramp provider from the dropdown menu.
6\. (Optional) If you want to set up a recurring purchase, toggle ‘Repeat Payment’ on or off.
7\. Under ‘Pay Using’, select your payment method (e.g., credit/debit card, bank transfer, or other available options).
8\. Click ‘Continue’—you will be redirected to your selected third-party onramp provider.
9\. Follow the provider’s instructions to complete the transaction (this may include KYC verification, entering payment details, and confirming the purchase).
10\. Once the payment is confirmed, return to OISY Wallet—your purchased tokens should now appear in your wallet.
📌 *Note: Processing times may vary depending on the onramp provider, payment method, and network congestion. Some providers may require additional verification before completing the transaction.*
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