OneSwap has no fiat onramp: buying a Canton token starts by creating a OneSwap account and funding the platform wallet made for you at signup. Each guide below walks through that exact path — account, transfer, acceptance, swap — with live inbound liquidity.
CBTC is wrapped Bitcoin on Canton Network: a Canton-native representation of BTC that trades on OneSwap wherever a funded pool exists. OneSwap has no fiat onramp, so buying CBTC means funding your OneSwap platform wallet with the asset a live CBTC pool pairs against — the route cards below name it — and swapping that into CBTC.
Canton Coin (CC) is the Canton Network utility asset; OneSwap displays it as CC and settles against the on-ledger Amulet instrument. OneSwap has no fiat onramp, so buying CC means funding your OneSwap platform wallet with a Canton asset that a live pool pairs with CC, then swapping it through that pool. The route cards below list every asset that currently converts into CC, ordered by pool depth.
EDELx is a Canton ecosystem asset that OneSwap lists through funded, enabled token pools — availability is read from the pools themselves rather than a fixed catalog. OneSwap has no fiat onramp, so buying EDELx starts with route discovery: whichever live pools currently pair with EDELx define the only ways in, and this page lists every one of them.
HANDL is listed on OneSwap for as long as an enabled, funded pool supports a swap direction into it — the direction is conditional on the pool, which is why this page reads availability live. Since OneSwap has no fiat onramp, buying HANDL starts by sending a route-compatible Canton asset to the platform wallet created for your OneSwap account.
HECTO trades on OneSwap wherever a funded, enabled token pool carries it, and the liquidity, fee, and activity figures on this page are read live from that pool. With no fiat onramp, a HECTO purchase starts by funding your OneSwap platform wallet with a route-compatible Canton asset — and in a market of this size, reviewing the quote carefully matters more than moving fast.
USDCx is the USDC-backed stablecoin on Canton Network and the unit OneSwap prices every other asset against. OneSwap has no fiat onramp, so buying USDCx means funding your OneSwap platform wallet with an asset a live USDCx pool pairs against and swapping it; an issuer or exchange can instead send USDCx straight to that wallet's Canton party ID.
Creating a OneSwap account also creates a secure platform wallet. This is the wallet the trading app reads and operates; connecting Console, Loop, Nightly, or another external wallet does not make that wallet's balance available for trading.
Copy the platform wallet's Canton party ID or receive QR, send it an asset accepted by a live route, then accept the incoming offer in OneSwap unless auto-accept is enabled. Optional self-custody can be enabled later from Settings on deployments that support it.