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# How to Top Up

You can top up your Unikura wallet using your debit/credit card or manually through other digital wallets. \
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First, access your wallet through 'My Account' page or by clicking your user icon on the top right. Then, click the 'Top Up' button.  

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Enter the amount you would like to top up. Then, there will then be two options to choose from: '**Transfer from wallet**' or '**Moonpay**'.&#x20;

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**Transfer from wallet**-  This allows you to transfer funds from another digital wallet.

**MoonPay\***- This will lead you to <http://buy.moonpay.com> where you can purchase funds using your debit or credit card.\
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The last option '**Send funds manually'** will allow you to copy your wallet address if you would like to transfer funds manually from an external wallet application.\
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&#x20;*\*only available in limited countries and currencies.*<br>


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