
On the OSL platform, users can securely and compliantly purchase cryptocurrencies (such as BTC, ETH, etc.) directly using a Visa or Mastercard credit card.
The credit card crypto purchase feature offers three major advantages: instant settlement, a low barrier to entry, and the elimination of wait times associated with bank wire transfers. It is particularly ideal for investors looking to capitalize on sudden market movements and quickly build their positions.
Global Reach: Pay with your local currency from a selection of over 100+ fiat options.
Flexible Payment: We support Visa and Mastercard (Credit or Debit cards), as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Zero Friction: No tedious forms to fill out; your account is automatically created upon your first order.
Open the OSL App Home Page and click the [Buy] button to start. Users must be logged in to proceed.
Enter the amount of fiat currency you wish to pay. With support for 100+ fiat currencies, you can pay in your preferred local currency. Then, select the crypto you want to buy (USDT or USDC).
For first-time use, select your payment method. You can link a Credit/Debit Card (Visa/Mastercard) or choose the faster Apple Pay or Google Pay options.
Click [Confirm] on the authorization page. The system will automatically apply for an OSL Pay account for you—no need to fill out complex forms, enabling a true "one-click" experience.
Review the transparent order preview, including the fiat amount, payment method, and estimated crypto to be received. The final amount received will match the displayed quote with no hidden fees. Click [Buy] to confirm.
Complete the 3D Secure verification (service provided by Checkout). When the screen shows Order Received, your order is successful and assets will be credited shortly.
Tap the icon in the top right corner of the Buy page to view order status and exchange rate details at any time.
Manage your linked cards in Payment Methods. Please note: once a card is deleted, it cannot be re-added for 48 hours. Proceed with caution.
(Note: This feature is currently supported only on OSL Global and is not available on OSL HK.)
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