How to Buy NTFS with Bitget Wallet?
- Download Bitget Wallet and install it on your phone.
- Tap "Add funds" > "Buy crypto" to buy crypto instantly using bank transfers, credit cards, and other online payment methods.
- Make sure to double-check the network (mainnet) of the token you want to buy. Many tokens exist on multiple networks. We recommend buying some native coins (e.g., ETH for Ethereum, SOL for Solana) to start with.
- We'll automatically choose the best payment provider, but you can switch to another one if you prefer.
- You will be asked to verify your identity (known as KYC, or Know Your Customer) with a passport or ID card. This is important for safety and compliance reasons, preventing fraud and money laundering.
- Follow the instructions to complete your payment.
- Once payment is successful, you will be redirected back to the app. Here, you can check your balance and view the deposit order.
How do I apply for the Bitget Wallet Card?
You can apply directly in the latest version of the Bitget Wallet app. Open the app, navigate to the Wallet section at the bottom, and tap Bank Card to begin your application. If your information is complete and clear, verification should only take a minute. You'll be notified if additional details are needed. Once your card is activated, you can begin spending immediately.
How do I deposit funds?
You can add funds directly through the Bitget Wallet App. First, deposit crypto into your Bitget Wallet, then go to the "Card Top-Up" page to transfer the desired amount onto your Bitget Wallet Card. Supported networks and assets may vary depending on your region's card issuing partner.
Frequently Asked Questions
Follow these steps: (1) Download the Bitget Wallet app and create an account. (2) Complete identity verification (KYC). (3) Apply for a Bitget Wallet Card in the app. (4) Top up your card with USDT or USDC. (5) Use the card on any supported exchange or merchant to purchase NTFS. The entire process takes just a few minutes once your card is activated.
Card issuance policies depend on your region's card issuing partner. Check the Card section in the Bitget Wallet app for the number of virtual cards available to your account. Multiple cards, if supported, allow you to manage separate budgets or use different cards for different purchasing scenarios, including NTFS transactions.
Bitget Wallet's native purchase method uses the Bitget Wallet Card—a virtual Visa/Mastercard funded by cryptocurrency. If you prefer using a traditional credit card, you can use it to purchase USDT or USDC on a supported exchange, transfer the stablecoins to your Bitget Wallet, top up your card, and then buy NTFS. The virtual card route is faster and incurs lower fees for regular users.
Decentralized exchanges operate on-chain and do not accept card payments directly. However, you can use your Bitget Wallet virtual card to purchase stablecoins on centralized platforms, transfer them to your Bitget Wallet, and then swap for NTFS on the built-in DEX aggregator—which finds the best rates across multiple liquidity sources automatically.
Yes. Bitget Wallet is fully non-custodial, meaning you have complete freedom to send your NTFS to any compatible external wallet or exchange. Use the Send function in the app, enter the destination address, and confirm the transaction—there are no restrictions on withdrawals.