Buy with a card
No crypto yet? You can buy USDC with a card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or a bank transfer through Swapped, a licensed provider. It lands directly on your HyperCore trading account: no bridge, no gas token, nothing to convert afterwards.
Hypersight is not part of the payment. Swapped handles the purchase, the ID check and the delivery; Hypersight only shows you the address to send to and the settings to pick. Hypersight never sees your card details.
How it works
Hypersight hands you your receiving address and opens Swapped in a separate window. You fill the rest in yourself, which is why the two settings below matter.
Open the buy panel
Portfolio → Deposit → Buy with a card, or the Buy view in the wallet drawer. Connect your wallet first, otherwise there is no address to show.
Copy your receiving address
The panel displays your connected wallet address with a copy button. Copy it before continuing: Swapped’s public page cannot be pre-filled, so you paste it there yourself.
Continue to Swapped
The button opens Swapped in a separate window. If your browser blocks pop-ups, allow them for Hypersight.
Pick USDC on the HyperCore network
In Swapped, choose USDC and select the HyperCore network.
Paste your address and pay
Paste the address you copied as the wallet address, enter your amount, choose a payment method, and pay. Expect a one-time identity check (KYC) on your first purchase.
Funds arrive
The USDC lands on your HyperCore trading account, ready to trade on perps, spot and prediction markets. No further step.
Choose the HyperCore network, not HyperEVM or Arbitrum. HyperCore is what puts the USDC straight on your trading account, gas-free. The other networks deliver elsewhere and you would have to bridge the funds yourself.
Fees
Swapped’s own rates, charged by Swapped:
| Method | Fee |
|---|---|
| Card | 1.75% |
| Apple Pay | 1.75% |
| Google Pay | 1.75% |
| Bank transfer | 0.5% |
Hypersight adds nothing on top of an on-ramp purchase.
Already hold crypto?
Buying with a card is the path for a first-time account. If you already hold funds elsewhere, depositing from an exchange or another wallet is cheaper and usually faster.