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# How To Buy $FXG

**Connect Wallet**

Securely connect your chosen wallet including MetaMask, Coinbase, Trust Wallet and many more to access your client portal. 

Select your chosen cryptocurrency and amount in USD ready for payment via secure and direct connected wallet.

**Sign-Up**

Create your account with a name, email address & password to access the client portal. 

Select the payment method to make your $FXG purchase and enter the amount you require in USD. 

Copy and paste or scan the QR code to send the payment address to your external wallet ready to pay.

**Debit or Credit Card**

Card option is available for those who prefer or have limited access to cryptocurrencies.

**Claim $FXG**

$FXG tokens will appear on your client portal dashboard within seconds of receiving blockchain confirmations of your payment. 

Tokens can be claimed to your external wallet at the end of the presale according to the [vesting schedule.<br>](/usdfxg-token/vesting-schedule.md)

Please contact the team on Livechat or <support@fxguys.io> for help to buy.


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