Fund your account
Log in to your Binance account and complete identity verification if your account requires it for buying features in your region.
Add funds by using a supported fiat payment method, or deposit crypto such as USDT into your Binance wallet.
After the funds arrive, make sure they are available in the wallet used by the purchase flow you choose.
2. Choose your buying method
If you want the simplest path, use Buy Crypto or Convert. These flows are designed for quick purchases with fewer trading settings.
If you want more price control, go to Spot and open the $BTC/USDT trading pair.
On Binance, available payment methods can vary by country, currency, and verification region.
3. Enter the amount and confirm
Select $BTC as the asset you want to buy.
Enter the amount in your local currency or in USDT, depending on the method you are using.
Review the quoted amount, fees if shown, payment details, and final receive amount, then confirm the purchase.
Tips
1. Minimum order size
Minimums vary by method. The smallest allowed order can differ between Buy Crypto, Convert, and Spot, so check the amount shown on the order screen before confirming.
2. Fees
Fees depend on the route you use. Card purchases, fiat channels, Convert, and Spot may have different fee structures or spreads, so it helps to review the final quote page carefully.
3. Convert vs Spot
Convert is simpler, Spot gives more control. Convert is usually faster for a straightforward swap, while Spot lets you choose order type and manage execution price more precisely.
After Buying
1. Check your holdings
Open your wallet or portfolio view to confirm your $BTC balance after the order is completed.
If the balance does not appear immediately, refresh once and check the relevant wallet section.
2. Set a price alert
If you want to track$ BTC after the purchase, you can create a price alert in Binance.
This helps you monitor market moves without keeping the trading screen open.
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