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# How Can I buy USDT?

First, make sure your wallet is currently connected to the **Polygon Main network**.

1. On the main screen of the Extension, click the 'Buy' button.
2. You'll now see a screen where you can select which provider you'd like to use. See [here](https://metamask.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360058239311-Directly-buying-tokens-with-on-ramps-in-MetaMask#h_01FW1QWDH429T1YRFC1JYB8P7F) for an overview of how your region affects availability and the kinds of payment options each provider supports.
3. When you've selected a provider, you'll be redirected to their platform. Enter the amount of fiat currency you'd like to spend to generate an estimate of how much crypto you'll receive and the fees you'll have to pay.
4. It's at this stage that you can change the type of token you're buying. Make sure you've selected the USDT Token.

Some partner platforms do not support direct USDT purchases. You can purchase a Matic token and exchange it for the USDT later.

Follow the prompts to complete the transaction.

Since the token deposit into your wallet is a regular blockchain transaction, you'll need to wait for the transaction to be processed by the network. For most platforms, you can check the estimated processing time before the transaction.


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