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Zoro Inu

How & Where to Buy Zoro Inu (ZORO)

Buying Zoro Inu (ZORO) for funds from your bank requires a 2-step process. You're going to buy some BTC or ETH from an exchange that accepts deposits from a debit card or bank account, and then you're going to transfer your newly bought crypto to a marketplace that sells ZORO in exchange for Bitcoin or Ether.

Step 1Buy BTC or ETH at Coinbase

Sign up and purchase BTC or ETH at Coinbase.

If Coinbase is not available in your jurisdiction, view our list of exchanges that sell ETH for Government issued money.

Step 2Go to a supporting ZORO exchange:

Transfer your newly purchased BTC or ETH from your wallet to one of the exchanges listed below.

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