How do I buy PCI?
Open a spot market on an exchange that lists PCI (for example Bitget), create and verify your account, deposit funds, search PCI, and place a market or limit order. Full steps are on this page.
To buy Paycoin (PCI), use a spot market on 1 exchange: Bitget. Live price: $0.03652. A simple path: open Bitget, create an account, complete ID checks if required, deposit USD/USDT (or buy with a card), search PCI, then place a market or limit order. Use the Trade Spot buttons below to jump straight to each exchange.
Which venues you can use depends on your country and the exchange’s own rules.
Use the buttons above to open each exchange’s live Paycoin (PCI) page. Trade Spot is for buying and holding; Perp is futures.
To own PCI, stay on a spot pair (often PCI/USDT or PCI/USD). Match the ticker on the exchange before you deposit.
Open a spot market on an exchange that lists PCI (for example Bitget), create and verify your account, deposit funds, search PCI, and place a market or limit order. Full steps are on this page.
Paycoin (PCI) spot markets we list: Bitget. Use the Trade Spot links above for each venue.
Paycoin is a native Layer-1 asset on the PCI network — not a token that lives on another chain with a single contract address. Use the deposit network your exchange lists for PCI.
No — on a centralized exchange you can buy PCI inside the exchange account first. Withdraw to a self-custody wallet later if you want long-term holding, using the correct network.
Three costs decide it: the exchange's taker fee, the spread you cross, and how you fund the account. A limit (maker) order usually costs less than a market (taker) order, and funding with a USDT or USD transfer is normally cheaper than a card purchase, which carries its own processing fee. Bitget publishes its own fee schedule; check it before you trade.
Most major exchanges let you buy USD or USDT with a card, then swap into PCI on Bitget. Direct card-to-PCI depends on the exchange and your country — check that venue’s payment options.
Neither, as things stand — PCI is not on Binance or Coinbase spot in the venue list we track. The exchanges above are where it does trade, and listings change without notice.
That depends on the exchange, not on PCI itself — each venue serves different regions and runs its own verification. Check the exchange’s country list before signing up.