This site sells nothing and never asks you to sign in. These steps happen inside an issuer's own app, under
that issuer's rules. No step below names a company.
Every issuer is named at the foot of this page.
1The issuer's app
The only trustworthy route to the app is the issuer's own web address, typed in directly. Its page links to the app store. A search result or a link in a message can lead to a copy of the
page. The issuers and their addresses
What you should see. The address bar shows the issuer's own domain, and the store listing
names that same company as the publisher.
Stop if you reached the app from a search ad or a link in a message. A fake app page can
look correct. Type the address yourself.
2An account and an identity check
The app asks for a name and identity documents before an account can hold anything. The check runs under the issuer's rules and
can take minutes or days.
What you should see. Every request for information comes from inside the app. This site is
not part of the check.
Stop if anyone contacts you about the account and asks for codes or passwords. The company
does not need your help by message.
3The purchase
The purchase happens inside the app: a stock, an amount, and a confirmation screen stating the price and the fee.
What you should see. The app names the token and the amount before the purchase is
confirmed. After the purchase, the token shows in the app balance.
Who holds the tokens
The app, for the account holder. The issuer's documents give the details.
Recovery phrase
None. The app login is the access.
What a holder legally has
Each issuer's documents say. Each issuer page links to them.
None of them is us. This site does not check these apps, does not rank them and does not
endorse them. Each company sets its own rule about who may buy. This page links to each rule and does not
copy it.
