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Step-by-step
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Download Coinbase Wallet
A self-custody wallet like Coinbase Wallet is required to purchase Trustpad (Old). Coinbase Wallet is available as a mobile app and browser extension. Download Coinbase Wallet.
2
Choose a Coinbase Wallet username
As part of setting up your Coinbase Wallet, you will need to choose a username. This username lets other Coinbase Wallet users easily send you crypto. You can keep your username private, but you will need one to access the account.
3
Securely store your recovery phrase
When you create a new self-custody wallet, you'll be given a recovery phrase that consists of 12 random words. The recovery phrase is the key to your crypto, meaning anyone with your recovery phrase has access to your crypto. Do not share your recovery phrase with anyone.
We strongly recommend writing these down on paper and storing them securely, as well as using Coinbase Wallet's cloud backup feature.
Remember, do not share your recovery phrase with anyone. Coinbase will never ask you for your recovery phrase. And if you lose your recovery phrase, Coinbase cannot help you access your wallet.
4
Understand and plan for Ethereum network fees
Fees vary based on how busy the network is, how complicated the transaction is, and how fast you’d like the transaction completed. Plan to set aside some money for fees. Learn more about Ethereum fees here.
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Buy and transfer ETH to Coinbase Wallet
If you don’t have a Coinbase account, you’ll need to create one to buy Ethereum (ETH). Learn more about how to create a Coinbase account and buy Ethereum (ETH) here. The way you transfer ETH to your Coinbase Wallet varies depending on whether you’re using the mobile app or the Chrome extension. See detailed instructions here.
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Use your ETH to buy Trustpad (Old) in the trade tab
Once you've added ETH to Coinbase Wallet, you can you can swap your ETH for Trustpad (Old) right in the mobile app or browser extension. Tap or click the "Swap" icon in the Assets tab, then select "Choose asset" and pick Trustpad (Old). Input the amount of ETH you'd like to exchange for Trustpad (Old). Remember to leave enough for transaction fees. Confirm your purchase and follow the instructions on the screen to finalize.
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Research
Trustpad (Old) is on the rise this week.
The price of Trustpad (Old) has increased by 100.00% in the last hour and increased by 100.00% in the past 24 hours. Trustpad (Old)’s price has also risen by 100.00% in the past week.
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Yes, Trustpad (Old) can be custodied on Coinbase Wallet.
How much does it cost to buy Trustpad (Old)?
Right now, we do not have enough price data to estimate how much it will cost to buy 1 Trustpad (Old).
Can I buy Trustpad (Old) with cash?
You can trade for Trustpad (Old) using ETH in your Coinbase Wallet. If you do not already have ETH in your Coinbase Wallet account, then you'll be prompted to buy ETH on your Coinbase account.
How to buy Trustpad (Old) using PayPal?
Currently, only US customers are able to buy Trustpad (Old) or add US dollars using PayPal. All other customers are only able to use PayPal to cash out or sell, and transaction availability depends on region.
How to buy Trustpad (Old) with a gift card?
You can use a digital gift card purchased from online merchants to redeem on Coinbase accounts for the purchase of Trustpad (Old). Gift cards are currently only available in the U.S. at this time (redemption excluded in Hawaii). For more information on how to use and redeem gift cards, check out our help center.
How much is the fee to buy Trustpad (Old)?
Fees to trade Trustpad (Old) depend on Ethereum network fees. There are a number of factors that affect fees, including how busy the network is, how complicated your transaction is, and how fast you'd like to complete the transaction. When exchanging for Trustpad (Old), be sure to leave enough ETH in your Coinbase Wallet to account for the 1% transaction fee for all swaps.
How to buy Trustpad (Old) with credit card?
There are several payment methods you can use to buy ETH, which you can then use to trade for Trustpad (Old). A full list of payment methods and best use cases can be found in our help center. At this time, credit cards cannot be used to purchase ETH in order to trade or swap for Trustpad (Old).
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