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How to Buy THORWallet (TITN): Step-by-Step Guide

To buy THORWallet on Picnic, you create an account, add funds with Pix and convert your balance into TITN in the app. The quote and the fees are shown on screen before you confirm, and the asset stays in a wallet you control.

  • Fund with Pix
  • Self-custody with a passkey
  • Fees shown before you confirm

How much TITN can you buy?

You don't have to buy a whole unit. Here is what each amount is worth at today's reference price, before fees.

  • With $10896.02TITN
  • With $504,480.1TITN
  • With $1008,960.2TITN
  • With $50044,801TITN

How to buy THORWallet on Picnic, step by step

Four steps, from signing up to TITN in your wallet.

  1. Create your account

    Download the app or open it in your browser. Your wallet is created at sign-up and protected by your device's biometrics (a passkey), with no seed phrase to write down.

  2. Add funds with Pix

    Top up in Brazilian reais with Pix, straight from the app. The balance shows up in a few minutes.

  3. Search for THORWallet

    In the investments tab, look for THORWallet or TITN and enter how much you want to buy.

  4. Review and confirm

    Check the quote and the fees shown on screen, then confirm. Your TITN balance appears in your wallet, under your control.

What is THORWallet?

THORWallet (TITN) is one of the digital assets available on Picnic, where you can buy it in minutes, fund with Pix and keep everything in one account. Before investing, it's worth understanding the project behind the asset and your own goals, since digital-asset markets can be volatile.

Why buy THORWallet on Picnic?

  • You stay in control

    The wallet is yours, in self-custody, created at sign-up and protected by a passkey. Picnic is not an exchange: your assets stay under your control.

  • Fund with Pix

    Add Brazilian reais and buy TITN in minutes, with no international wire.

  • Fees on screen

    The quote and the fees are shown before you confirm the purchase, with no surprises.

  • Buy it, then spend it

    The same account comes with an international Visa card, accepted in 180+ countries, with no annual fee and no IOF.

Frequently asked questions

Does Picnic charge fees to buy THORWallet?

Fees depend on the network used to buy TITN. On some networks the transaction is free, and on the others the fee is always shown on screen before you confirm. No hidden costs: what you see is what you pay.

Is it safe to buy THORWallet on Picnic?

On Picnic your wallet is in self-custody: you keep control of your assets without relying on an intermediary exchange. Picnic has operated globally since 2021, and the infrastructure behind the product was recognized with a grant from the Ethereum Foundation. As with any digital asset, the price of TITN can move, so invest thoughtfully.

Can I buy just a fraction of TITN?

Yes. You choose the amount to spend and receive the matching quantity of TITN, even if it is a fraction of one unit.

Do I need to understand crypto to buy THORWallet?

No. Picnic is built to be simple even for beginners: fund with Pix, search for THORWallet and confirm in a few taps. Your wallet is created automatically and the technical side stays behind the scenes.

How long until TITN reaches my wallet?

After you add funds with Pix and confirm the purchase, your TITN balance usually shows up in your wallet within a few minutes. Exact timing can vary by network.

Can I spend my balance after buying?

Yes. The same account that holds your assets comes with an international Visa card, accepted in 180+ countries, with no annual fee and no IOF. So you can spend your balance day to day, at home or abroad.

Can I buy other assets besides THORWallet?

Yes. Picnic lists more than 3,000 digital assets. Just search for the one you want and follow the same steps, all in one account.

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This content is for information only and is not investment advice. Digital assets are volatile and you may lose part of the amount invested.