Card / mobile wallet
Usually fastest; fees may be higher.
Good first routeFor Web2 users · Official Avola guide
No crypto yet? Use a card, mobile wallet, bank transfer, local payment method or an exchange you already use to buy a supported asset and send it directly to your own Avola account.
Sign in and open Balance & Deposits. Read the asset, network, address and minimum from the same deposit card.
This is a format example. Always use the live information shown in your account.
Use a payment method in your own name. Live provider checkout controls availability, fees and identity requirements.
Usually fastest; fees may be higher.
Good first routeOften lower cost; settlement may take longer.
Good for larger amountsPayPal, Pix and similar options depend on your region.
Shown when availableBuy first, then choose an on-chain withdrawal.
Existing users onlyHow it works: choose the asset and network from Step 1, then use your own Avola deposit address as the receiving address. The provider takes your fiat payment and sends the purchased crypto to that address.
These are direct provider links. They currently contain no Avola referral parameter, and Avola earns no commission from this purchase.
At provider checkout, choose the same asset and blockchain shown on your Avola deposit card. Matching tickers do not mean matching networks.
Complete one final check before payment. For a first deposit, use a modest test amount above the live minimum and within what you can afford to risk.
Use the amount received after every fee.
Keep both for payment and blockchain support.
Return to Avola and press Refresh balances.
Only the live account card controls the address, network and minimum.
Crypto transfers are usually irreversible. Pause and verify instead of rushing a payment.
Common questions
No. Your chosen third-party provider handles the fiat payment, identity checks, quote and refund. It sends the crypto you buy to your own Avola deposit address.
Check Avola's live minimum and the provider's net amount after fees. A first test can be modest, but it must remain above the minimum and within what you can afford to risk.
Check the provider order first, then the blockchain transaction. After confirmation, return to Avola and press Refresh balances. Keep the order ID and transaction hash.
No. The third-party provider handles payment and identity checks independently. Never send card data, identity documents, passwords, OTPs, private keys or seed phrases to support.
Official Avola support
Support can confirm assets and networks accepted by Avola. It will never ask for your password, OTP, private key or seed phrase.