Buy a small amount of crypto
Open an account and buy a tiny amount (€50) to learn the flow.
Crypto Starter Pack
Start your crypto journey in 4 easy steps
No hype, no FOMO — just a safe, practical path. Set up a wallet, make a proper backup, buy your first crypto, and send your first transaction with confidence.
What you’ll learn
- Create an exchange account and buy a tiny first amount safely.
- Set up Ledger or Exodus and write down your 24-word recovery phrase.
- Protect your backup (paper → metal) and store device & phrase separately.
- Make a safe first transfer (test amount, memo/tag double-check).
- Essential safety tips: 2FA, phishing, and common scam red flags.
Lanzo’s Crypto 4-Step Starter Pack
A beginner-friendly path: buy a little, move to self-custody, protect your backup, and learn the basics.
Move to a wallet
Own your keys from day one. Use a Ledger Nano Gen5 for self-custody.
Protect your recovery phrase & device
Upgrade from paper to a fire/water-resistant metal backup and store the device safely.
Learn & practice safely
Read Lanzo’s guides and Crypto Terms to avoid common mistakes. Practice with tiny amounts.
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What you’ll need
20–30 minutes
Enough time to set up the wallet, write down a backup, and do a tiny first transaction.
A quiet spot
Backups matter. Write your recovery phrase clearly and store it safely, offline.
A small budget
Even $50 is fine for a first buy and a test transaction. Focus on the process, not size.
FAQ
Do I need a lot of money to start?⌄
No. Start tiny — even $50 is enough to learn the process, test a transaction, and gain confidence.
Is self-custody safe?⌄
It can be, if you follow the basics: use a reputable wallet, keep your recovery phrase offline, and never share it with anyone.
Phone or hardware wallet?⌄
Phone wallets are fine to start and learn. For larger amounts, move to a hardware wallet and keep a proper backup.
Finished the 4 steps?
Keep learning with short, friendly explainers — or look up any term in the A–Z library.
Not financial advice. Educational content only.
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