Try a purchase before funding an account
Buying crypto for the first time? Try it with practice funds.
Work out the fee, try an unfilled limit order, and check which network to use for a transfer. Practice the steps before using your own money.
About 3–4 minutes each. No deposit or wallet connection.
Practice buying BTC
Choose an amount to check the fee and BTC received
How is this fee calculated?
At this example rate of 0.1%, spending 100 USDT means a 0.10 fee and 99.90 left to buy BTC. Divide that by the example price of 50,000 to get the BTC amount. Try another budget. Real prices and fee methods may differ.
Example price: 50,000 USDT / BTC · Fee: 0.1%
All lessons / 01—03
Pick the part you want to try
Buying, placing an order, and sending a transfer are separate exercises. Start with any one and repeat it as needed.
Why doesn’t all 100 USDT buy crypto?
Amount, fee, and what you receive
- Understand the fee deduction
- Check the received quantity
- Complete a simulated purchase
3 min
Price touched your limit. Why no fill?
Execute now, or wait for a price
- Compare market and limit
- Experience an unfilled order
- Observe a price-triggered fill
Both are USDT. Why can’t you send?
Match the network before sending
- Spot a network mismatch
- Check the fee and minimum
- Complete a simulated test transfer
Try the steps here. Check the explanation when you need it.
Enter an order
Change the amount, switch between market and limit orders, or choose a transfer network.
Check what changed
The calculation or message shows where the fee goes and why an order is waiting.
Try again if you need to
Restart the exercise or open the guide for a worked example. No real money changes hands.