What is MATIC?
MATIC is one of the top 20 tokens in the crypto market. It’s the native token of the Polygon network, a platform designed to scale and improve the infrastructure of the Ethereum blockchain.
MATIC makes paying transaction fees on the Polygon network cheaper and more efficient; and users can also stake them for potential passive income while verifying transactions and adding new blocks to the blockchain.
Aside from being a speculative asset, a lot of merchants across the globe have started accepting MATIC for crypto payments.
How to Buy MATIC With a Credit or Debit Card
- Sign up on Ka.app.
- Log in and click the ‘Buy’ icon.
- Select MATIC.
- The Ramp integration will load.
- Select MATIC.
- Enter your purchase amount.
- Select credit/debit card as your payment method.
- Enter your card details.
- Confirm your purchase.
FAQs
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MATIC and other popular cryptocurrencies are available on Ka.app. You may also get it from some crypto exchanges, brokers, or other apps like Bitpay, amongst many others.
Our service fees usually vary depending on several factors, such as your transaction amount and if you’ve activated discounted fees by locking up KASTA tokens. Don’t worry. You’ll be able to see the exact service fees before confirming your transaction.
It usually takes just a few minutes, depending on your payment method.
The cheapest and most popular way of buying MATIC on Ka.app is through a crypto IBAN account. Activate the Cash feature, if you haven’t already, to generate your personal IBAN on Ka.app.
If you’ve unlocked KYC Level 2, you can buy any amount of MATIC Ka.app. Here’s an article discussing the different KYC levels on Ka.app for more information.
Yes! Convert is one of the most used features on Ka.app. You can convert MATIC to euro, Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), Cardano (ADA), and other tokens.
Yes. We use tried-and-tested security solutions to protect your funds against hacking, unauthorised transactions, and other illegal activities. We also have protective measures like two-factor authentication (2FA), consistent software upgrades, and thorough KYC checks to fortify security.
