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# How to buy $BOLT

### Step 1: Create a Wallet

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Download meta mask or your wallet of choice from the app store or google play store for free. Desktop users, download the google chrome extension by going to metamask.io.\
<https://metamask.io/>

### Step 2: Load Wallet with ETH

Have ETH in your wallet to swap to $BOLT. If you don’t have  ETH, you can buy directly on Metamask, transfer from another wallet, or buy on another exchange and send it to your wallet.

### Step 3: Bridge ETH to zkSync Era

<figure><img src="/files/Zef4K1irTIJOfu6GZDJc" alt=""><figcaption><p>Use Symbiosis to transfer your ETH from ERC20 to zkSync Era network<br><a href="https://app.symbiosis.finance/swap?chainIn=Ethereum&#x26;chainOut=ZkSync%20Era&#x26;tokenIn=ETH&#x26;tokenOut=ETH">https://app.symbiosis.finance/swap?chainIn=Ethereum&#x26;chainOut=ZkSync%20Era&#x26;tokenIn=ETH&#x26;tokenOut=ETH</a></p></figcaption></figure>

### Step 4: Make sure your wallet is connected to zkSync Era

Use the portal <https://portal.zksync.io/>

### Step 5: Swap ETH to $BOLT&#x20;

<https://app.mute.io/swap>\
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**Make sure to use the correct token smart contract address:** \
0x61B41e0244133B9c9c47A57e51a5EF70be2c5DD4\
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