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# Buy Crypto in Backpack Wallet with MoonPay
MoonPay lets you purchase supported tokens directly inside Backpack using Apple Pay, debit/credit card, or other local payment rails.
> New to Backpack Wallet? [Download the app or browser extension](/start-here/downloads.md) and [set up a wallet](/wallet/get-started.md) to get started.
#### Step-by-step guide
#### 1. Select “Cash” button
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#### 2. Choose “Buy Crypto”
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#### 3. Select currency you want to buy
Note: You will be redirected to MoonPay
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#### 4. Select your payment currency and enter the amount you want to purchase
**Note:** There is a minimum purchase order, equivalent in your chosen currency. Conversion rates are based on current market conditions (fees are included).
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#### 5. Sign in with MoonPay
**Note:** When using MoonPay for the first time, you’ll be prompted to sign in directly through MoonPay’s interface. As part of their compliance requirements, you’ll need to provide personal information and complete the identity verification (KYC) process before your transaction can be processed.
#### Agree Terms of Service and click “Continue”
#### Enter the Verification code sent to your email address
#### Provide your personal information & verify your identity
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#### 6. Confirm your order & pay with Apple Pay or add Debit Card
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### **Need help with a MoonPay transaction?**
**Important:** Backpack does **not** handle your card payment. All billing, settlement, and refunds are processed by **MoonPay**.
If you have any questions or issues related to your MoonPay transaction — including payment status, delays, refunds, or verification, we recommend reaching out to their support team directly via:
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