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# How to Buy a Token

#### **Where Buy Buttons Appear**

On trading platforms such as **Axiom, Photon, GMGN, Padre, Dexscreener**, Astrum adds its own **injections buttons** directly next to tokens that can be traded.

#### **How to Buy**

1. Open any supported exchange.
2. Find a token - you will see Astrum’s **injection buttons** next to it.
3. Click the token to open its chart.
4. Astrum will automatically detect the token - on the Astrum panel, you will see:
   * the same **token name**
   * the same **token logo**
5. Press any of the **green Buy buttons** (fast-trade presets).

#### **Quick Buy Without Opening the Chart**

You can buy directly from the list without opening the token page:

* Click the **Astrum Index button** to the left of the Buy injection buttons.
* The token will open instantly in your Astrum panel.
* Choose a Buy amount and execute the trade.

This is the fastest way to buy trending or newly deployed tokens.


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