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# Fiat to Kodi Purchasing

Kodi is listed on [**Flooz.Trade**](https://flooz.trade/buzz) which means investors can purchase $KODI directly using their credit card. Implementing this protocol breaks down the barriers to entry that many new crypto investors face when entering the space.

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One can access this feature via the **‘BUY NOW’** button on the front page of our website.
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