Buy Kaspa.
Purchase KAS in a few taps. Buy with a credit, debit card or bank transfer.
Purchase KAS in a few taps. Buy with a credit, debit card or bank transfer.
Fund your account with the payment method you're most comfortable with and start building your portfolio.
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Borrow funds from 2.9% interest without selling any of your Kaspa.
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Kaspa (KAS) is a high-throughput, proof-of-work blockchain designed to deliver fast, scalable, and secure transactions without sacrificing decentralization. Unlike traditional blockchains that build on a single chain of blocks, Kaspa uses the GHOSTDAG protocol — a blockDAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) structure that allows multiple blocks to coexist and be processed simultaneously.
This architecture enables Kaspa to achieve one-block-per-second confirmation times and maintain high security even at scale. It’s purpose-built for users and developers seeking a decentralized network with minimal latency, robust throughput, and a lightweight, fair mining process.
The KAS token is used to pay for transaction fees and secure the network through mining. It features a unique monetary policy with a gradual emission curve, designed to ensure sustainable distribution over time.
KAS is valued at $0.06, with a market capitalization of $1,535,901,084. The token reached its all-time high of $0.21 on August 1, 2024. There are 26,777,148,610.51 KAS tokens in circulation, out of a total supply of 26,856,042,383, with the maximum supply capped at 28,704,026,601.
You can buy Kaspa using your credit or debit card on Nexo, or choose another supported payment method to fund your purchase. Proceed to the Nexo Exchange to buy KAS.
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KAS can be purchased using crypto, a card, or a bank transfer, depending on what’s supported in your region.
