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# Add funds to your wallet

## Buy assets on an exchange and send them to your wallet

### Binance

Visit Binance and buy cryptocurrency. After the purchase you can withdraw your funds from the exchange and send them to Biport. For more detailed explanation, please follow the [guideline](https://www.binance.com/en-ZA/support/faq/how-do-i-deposit-withdraw-cryptocurrency-on-binance-85a1c394ac1d489fb0bfac0ef2fceafd) on the website.

## Buy cryptocurrency directly with a credit/debit card.

### Onramper

You can buy crypto assets on Biport Mobile using a credit or debit card via an on-ramp service provider, Onramper. An-onramp is a service that allows for the exchange of fiat currencies for crypto assets. Onramper based in Amsterdam offers you a wide range of options including Moonpay, Mercuryo, Transak, and Wyre.

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