Buy crypto
Buy cryptocurrencies directly on Unigox and receive it in your non-custodial wallet.
How It Works
Step 1: Create or connect your wallet Download the Unigox wallet from Google Play or the Apple App Store. You can also use Unigox directly at unigox.com without installing anything.
Alternatively, connect an existing wallet like MetaMask, Rabby, or Phantom.
Step 2: Verify your identity (KYC) If you're purchasing more than $100 in crypto, a quick KYC verification is required. Upload your ID or passport and take a live selfie — it takes under a minute.
Step 3: Select your trade Choose the cryptocurrency, amount, fiat currency, and payment method. Unigox auto-matches your order with the best available rate across all liquidity sources — P2P vendors, licensed exchanges, and integrated payment providers. No browsing through offers.
Step 4: Review the match You'll see the matched seller's payment details. Review the rate and amount.
Step 5: Send fiat payment Transfer fiat to the seller's bank account or mobile wallet using the provided details. Complete the payment within the payment window shown on the trade screen — if the window expires before you pay, the trade is cancelled automatically and the crypto returns to the seller.
Step 6: Payment confirmation Your fiat transfer is confirmed in one of two ways:
Automatic confirmation (most trades): when your order is matched with an integrated liquidity provider, Unigox detects your incoming fiat payment and confirms it automatically — no screenshots, no waiting for a human.
Manual confirmation: upload a screenshot or PDF of your payment confirmation. The seller confirms receipt.
Step 7: Receive crypto Once payment is confirmed, crypto is released from on-chain escrow directly to your wallet.
Reading Seller Payment Details
When viewing seller payment info, look for these indicators:
No badge
Name entered freely, not ID-verified
✓ Green checkmark
Verified legal name from KYC
Two names shown
Verified user with different payment name
Send funds to the payment name. Use the KYC name for identity verification.
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