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How to start with crypto?
How to start with crypto?
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Written by Adrian
Updated over a week ago

Getting started with crypto might feel challenging, but IN1 makes it a seamless and user-friendly experience.

People use crypto for different purposes. With IN1, you can:

  • Buy, sell, and exchange crypto.

  • Send it to other people.

  • Keep it as a form of savings.

  • Switch your card from fiat currency to your USDT balance with a single switch and pay with a selected balance in shops, restaurants, etc., just like you do with your fiat card.

In the future, we plan to launch crypto staking to expand your possibilities further.

Fiat and crypto, what's the difference?

The main difference is in their origin, regulation, and structure.

Fiat Currency:

  • Traditional money, like dollars, euros, yen, pounds.

  • Issued and controlled by governments.

  • Backed by central banks.

Cryptocurrency:

  • Digital money, like Bitcoin or Ethereum.

  • Created and traded online.

  • Not controlled by any bank or government.

  • Runs on a network of computers.

So, how do you actually start?

Firstly, we strongly recommend learning about crypto and how it works. You can start with our article on crypto and other external resources to help you better understand the crypto world.

After signing up and verifying your account, you can start by topping up your IN1 balance and then buying crypto or buying crypto directly with an external payment method. You can receive crypto from an external wallet as well.

Most of your crypto activities will happen in the "Crypto" tab.

You will see your holdings, the market rate for all the crypto available in the app, and the history of your crypto transactions.

How to read a crypto chart?

Within the IN1 app, you will see line charts for each cryptocurrency we have. Line charts are the simplest type of chart used in cryptocurrency trading. They plot a line connecting one closing price to the next over a specified period.


Hold your finger on a chart for a specific time or date. You can also select the timeframe (Day/Week/Month/Year/All time).

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