Native Currency

How to Get PAX

PAX is the native cryptocurrency of Paxeer Network. You can earn PAX, receive it from peers, or buy it from exchanges and apps.

Your PAX address

When you download a wallet it will create a public PAX address for you. Here's what one looks like:

0x8e23ee67d1332ad560396262c48ffbb01f93d1a6

Example: Do not copy – Think of this like your email address, but instead of mail it can receive PAX. If you want to transfer PAX from an exchange to your wallet, use your address as the destination. Be sure to always double check before you send!

Where to get PAX

Check which services you can use based on where you live.

Centralized exchanges

Exchanges are businesses that let you buy crypto using traditional currencies. They have custody over any PAX you buy until you send it to a wallet you control.

Register and verify your identity
Deposit fiat currency (USD, EUR, etc.)
Purchase PAX
Withdraw to your personal wallet

See a list of exchanges

Decentralized exchanges (DEXs)

If you want more control, buy PAX using smart contracts. With a DEX you can trade digital assets without ever giving control of your funds to a centralized company.

Connect your wallet to a DEX
Swap other tokens for PAX
Your funds never leave your control
No registration required

Try Sidiora Exchange

Receive from peers

Once you have a Paxeer account, all you need to do is share your address to start sending and receiving PAX (and other tokens) peer-to-peer.

Share your wallet address
Receive PAX directly
No intermediaries needed
Instant transfers

Get a wallet first

Staking rewards

If you already have some PAX, you can earn more by participating in network validation. You get paid for helping secure the Paxeer Network.

Stake your existing PAX
Earn rewards for validation
Support network security
Compound your holdings

Learn about staking

Earn PAX

You can earn PAX by working for DAOs or companies that pay in crypto, winning bounties, finding software bugs, and contributing to the ecosystem.

Work for crypto-native companies
Participate in bounty programs
Contribute to open source
Join the Builder Program

Explore opportunities

What are DEXs?

Decentralized exchanges are open marketplaces for PAX and other tokens. They connect buyers and sellers directly without intermediaries.

Instead of using a trusted third party to safeguard funds in the transaction, they use code. The seller's PAX will only be transferred when payment is guaranteed. This type of code is known as a smart contract.

This means there are fewer geographical restrictions than with centralized alternatives. If someone is selling what you want and accepting a payment method you can provide, you're good to go.

Note: DEXs aren't for beginners as you'll need some PAX to use them for transaction fees. Always do your own research before using any DEX.

Keeping your PAX safe

With PAX, you're not trusting a bank or company to look after your assets – you're taking responsibility for yourself.

Keep your PAX in your own wallet

One of the main features of Paxeer is that you keep control of your own assets by managing your own account. This means you don't have to trust any third party with your assets, and you are protected from any custodian acting dishonestly, going bankrupt or getting hacked. However, it also means you take responsibility for your own security.

Follow wallet instructions

If you lose access to your account, you'll lose access to your funds. Your wallet should give you instructions on protecting against this. Be sure to follow them carefully – in most cases, no one can help you if you lose access to your account.

Triple check everything

Remember transactions can't be reversed and wallets can't be easily recovered so take precautions and always be careful. Double-check addresses before sending.

Use your PAX

Now that you own some PAX, check out some Paxeer applications (dapps). There are dapps for finance, trading, and lots of other categories.

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