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How to Buy Dogecoin (DOGE)

DOGE price $0.09449 0.64% 24h · exchange data updated 8h ago

Quick answer

The easiest place to buy DOGE is a well-rated exchange such as Binance, OKX or Bitget. Some let you pay in TRY directly; otherwise buy USDT first and trade it for DOGE. $1.51B worth of DOGE traded across the 67 exchanges we track in the last 24 hours.

Where to buy DOGE

ExchangeTrustPay withDOGE 24h volumeSpreadLink
Binance10out of 10, high trustUSDTUSDCFDUSD$99.88M0.01%Buy DOGE on Binance
OKX10out of 10, high trustUSDTUSDC$56.83M0.01%Buy DOGE on OKX
Bitget10out of 10, high trustUSDTUSDC$27.96M0.01%Buy DOGE on Bitget
Gate10out of 10, high trustUSDT$19.99M0.01%Buy DOGE on Gate
Coinbase Exchange10out of 10, high trustUSD$16.48M0.05%Buy DOGE on Coinbase Exchange
Kraken10out of 10, high trustUSDEURUSDC$9.98M0.01%Buy DOGE on Kraken
KuCoin9out of 10, high trustUSDTUSDC$45.45M0.01%Buy DOGE on KuCoin
Toobit9out of 10, high trustUSDTUSDC$39.4M0.01%Buy DOGE on Toobit

Showing 8 of 67 exchanges: highest trust score first, then by DOGE volume. Highlighted currencies are national currencies you can pay with directly. We don't earn from any exchange listed.

How to buy DOGE, step by step

  1. Choose an exchange that lists DOGE

    DOGE trades on 67 of the exchanges we track. Among the best-rated of them (trust score 10/10), Binance handles the most DOGE: $99.88M changed hands there in the last 24 hours; OKX and Bitget are the next options.

    Check that the exchange is licensed or allowed to operate where you live — the same exchange can offer different coins in different countries.

  2. Create an account and verify your identity

    Centralized exchanges ask for an email, a password and, before you can deposit money, identity verification (KYC) with a photo ID. Turn on two-factor authentication with an authenticator app, not SMS, as soon as the account is open.

  3. Deposit money

    You can buy DOGE directly with TRY, JPY, EUR and USD on Binance, Coinbase Exchange and Kraken. Deposit by bank transfer (usually cheapest) or card (faster but pricier).

    Most DOGE volume is against USDT (91%), so on other exchanges you would deposit money, buy USDT first, then trade it for DOGE.

  4. Buy DOGE

    Open the DOGE/TRY market and enter how much you want to spend. A market order fills immediately at the best available price; a limit order waits until the price reaches the level you set. Spreads on the main DOGE markets are tight (around 0.01%), so a market order won't cost much beyond the trading fee.

  5. Decide where to keep it

    You can leave DOGE on the exchange, which is simplest, or withdraw it to a wallet you control. Before withdrawing, check that your wallet supports DOGE on the same network the exchange sends on — funds sent over the wrong network can be lost.

Before you buy

  • DOGE trades 87% below its all-time high. A long drawdown is a reminder that crypto prices can fall a long way and stay there.
  • The single busiest DOGE market is on CoinUp.io, which has a trust score of 3/10. Low-rated venues sometimes overstate volume, so we list well-rated exchanges first.
  • Buying crypto can be taxable where you live. Keep a record of what you paid and when.

This guide is general information, not financial advice.

FAQ

Where can I buy Dogecoin?

DOGE is available on 67 exchanges we track. The highest-rated options are Binance, OKX and Bitget.

Can I buy DOGE with dollars or euros?

Yes. Among tracked markets, Binance, Coinbase Exchange and Kraken offer direct TRY, JPY, EUR and USD pairs. Elsewhere, buy USDT first and trade it for DOGE.

Which exchange has the most DOGE trading volume?

CoinUp.io, with $454.77M in the last 24 hours (30% of the DOGE volume we track). Note its trust score is 3/10, so reported volume there may be less reliable.

How much does 1 DOGE cost?

1 DOGE costs $0.09449 right now. You don't need to buy a whole coin — exchanges let you buy a fraction, often with a minimum order of a few dollars.

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