One way to make deposit, is to simply copy the company's address to your clipboard, then
paste
it in the send field of the {{ $wallet->name }} wallet app you're using.
The company's wallet address is also displayed in QR code format. If you're sending
{{ $wallet->name }} from a
mobile wallet like the {{ $wallet->name }}.com Wallet, you can use your phone's camera
to scan the QR code of
the company's address. This will automatically fill in the address.
As for the amount to deposit, most wallets allow you to toggle between showing the send
amount as
{{ $wallet->name }} (BTC) or showing it in your local currency.
Watch the video above in order to get full knowledge on how to get started with your
investment
journey
Buying {{ $wallet->name }} has been simplified over the years although there are a good number of steps to follow:
So you have a wallet and you have {{ $wallet->name }}s, but if you’ve never been in the {{ $wallet->name }} game before, you may not know how to combine the two. That’s where your wallet ID (or address) comes in. This is sort of like your bank account info that you give to get your check directly deposited into your account each pay period. You’ll enter your address into the proper field each time you buy or trade {{ $wallet->name }}s. Ledger offers a range of {{ $wallet->name }} storage devices. Their most secure wallet is the Ledger Nano S. TREZOR is another option. It generates your {{ $wallet->name }} private keys offline, and it’s the original hardware wallet that was built to secure {{ $wallet->name }}s