In order to use Zcash in private (shielded) transactions, you need to have ZEC. To get ZEC, you'll need to buy it. You can buy ZEC from a number of different exchanges, which we will list below. It is recommended that you use an exchange that supports shielded withdrawals.
Gemini is a regulated cryptocurrency exchange, wallet, and custodian that makes it simple and secure to buy ZEC, Ether, and other cryptocurrencies. You can buy ZEC with fiat or other cryptocurrencies.
BitcoinVN is a non-custodial instant exchange that supports shielded (z-address) deposits and withdrawals for ZEC — one of very few exchanges globally with full z-address support. Operating since 2014, you can swap BTC, ETH, USDT, and other cryptocurrencies for ZEC directly to your shielded wallet.
flyp.me is a no sign-up crypto exchange. It was one of the safest and most private ways to exchange 30+ cryptocurrencies straight to your wallet. You can buy ZEC with other cryptocurrencies.
Mgbanwe ndị na-akwado iwepụ ego n'ụzọ doro anya
Imirikiti mgbanwe ndị isi na-akwado Zcash. Lee ebe a maka ndepụta zuru ezu: ebe a.
Decentralized Exchanges nke na-akwado mbupụ ego n'ụzọ doro anya
These exchanges support transparent withdrawals. This means when you withdrawal ZEC to your wallet, you need to send it to your transparent address, your public ZEC address.
Pịa ebe a](https://zechub.wiki/using-zcash/non-custodial-exchanges) maka m nkọwa.
Mgbe ị na-eme nke a, anyị na-atụ aro iji otu n'ime ndị na-esonụ wallets.
Ihe Ndị A Na-emekarị nke E Kwesịrị Izere
Withdrawing to a transparent address when the exchange supports shielded withdrawals — always use your z-address if available
** Ịhapụ nzọụkwụ mkpuchi ahụ ** mgbe ị natara na adreesị doro anya jiri atụmatụ "Shield Funds" nke obere akpa gị ozugbo
Buying more than needed initially — start small to learn the flow before larger purchases
Peeji ndị metụtara ya
Akpa ego Họrọ obere akpa ego tupu i wepụ ego n'ụlọ akụ
