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# Funding Your Wallet

In order to purchase VRYNT Credit Packs using crypto on the VRYNT platform you will need to fund your wallet with AVAX.

The native tokens used on the Avalanche C-Chain are ARC-20 assets. To make transactions and interact with contracts on the Avalanche Network, you are required to pay for gas fees, which comes in the form of AVAX. 

You can purchase AVAX from most CEX (Centralized Exchange), like Coinbase, Voyager, Binance and others.  

After purchasing the AVAX token, send AVAX to your Avalanche Wallet that you created.  

To do this, look for your wallet address that starts with "X-avax1" on your Avalanche Wallet, and copy the address.  Next click withdraw on your CEX app and paste your AVAX wallet address into this field.  

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&#x20;Congratulations, you've successfully funded your wallet, and are now ready to use the Marketplace on VRYNT!

{% hint style="info" %}
Make sure you copy the correct address when sending tokens to your wallet.  VRYNT cannot recover lost tokens sent to an incorrect address.
{% endhint %}


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