# Marketplace > Buy ready-made wallets with an on-chain history, filtered by tier, chain and funding. The Marketplace is a tab of the **Wallets** page where you buy ready-made wallets. Each wallet already has an on-chain history, and you can use them in your launches as **aged wallets**. ### What you buy Each listing is one wallet on one chain. For every wallet, you see: * its **tier**: Gold or Diamond. * its **price**, in USDC. * the **balance** it comes with, in the chain's native token (SOL on Solana). * the tokens it **holds**. * its number of **transactions**. * its **funding**: the exchange or service it was funded through, such as Husher, and how long ago. ### Wallet tiers **Gold** wallets have a history of on-chain transactions. **Diamond** wallets have on-chain activity and also hold tokens. ### Open the Marketplace 1. Click **Wallets** in the top navigation. You need to be logged in. 2. Open the **Marketplace** tab, next to **My Wallets**. The **Wallet Filters** panel sits on the left and the listings on the right. On smaller screens, the filters move above the listings. *[Image: Marketplace tab of the Wallets page: Wallet Filters on the left, wallet listings on the right]* ### Filter the listings The **Wallet Filters** panel opens with **Number of Wallets**, which sets how many wallets you select (see [Select wallets](#select-wallets)). Below it, narrow down the listings: * **Wallet Type:** click **Gold** or **Diamond** to show only that tier. Click it again to show both. * **Funding Range:** choose **All**, **6 hrs**, **1 day** or **1 week**. **All**, the default, doesn't filter on when the wallets were funded. * **Funding Source:** tick the exchanges the wallets were funded from: Binance, Bybit and KuCoin. All three are ticked by default, the counter shows how many are ticked (**3/3**), and **Select All** / **Deselect All** switches the whole list. With all three ticked, the listings aren't filtered by source, so wallets funded through other exchanges or services, or directly (**Direct**), show too. At the top of the listings, pick the chain in the dropdown. The listings show one chain at a time. To go back to the default filters, click the reset icon next to **Wallet Filters**. When no wallet matches, the table shows **No wallets match these filters.** ### Read the table * **Wallet:** the wallet's tier and chain. * **Price:** what the wallet costs, in USDC. * **Balance:** the native balance that comes with the wallet. * **Holdings:** how many tokens the wallet holds, with their logos. Hover it to see its 5 largest positions and the value of all its tokens (**Tokens Value**). * **TXs:** the wallet's number of transactions. * **Funding:** the exchange or service the wallet was funded through, such as Husher, or **Direct** when it wasn't funded through one, and how long ago. Click the **Price**, **Balance**, **Holdings** or **TXs** header to sort the table: once for ascending, again for descending. ### Select wallets You can select wallets in two ways: * **Number of Wallets:** at the top of the filters panel, type a number, click **MAX** or use the slider. Ora ticks that many wallets from the top of the table, in the order shown, so sort the table first to pick, for example, the cheapest ones. When you open the tab, the first 5 wallets are ticked. * **By hand:** click a row or its checkbox. Hold **Shift** and click another row to tick or untick every row in between. Changing a filter starts your selection over from **Number of Wallets**. > **Note:** You can buy up to **100 wallets** per purchase. ### Buy wallets 1. Click **Buy N wallets** at the top of the listings. The button shows the total price of the wallets you selected, in USDC. 2. In the **Buy wallets** window, check the list of wallets you're buying, with the tier, price, balance, holdings, transactions and funding of each one. 3. To put the wallets you buy in a new group of your **My Wallets** tab, type its name under **Create Group (optional)**. Leave it empty to skip. 4. Check the **Order Summary**: * **Wallet Prices:** the price of your wallets, in USDC, with how many are Gold and how many Diamond. * **Wallet Balances:** the balances that come with them, in the chain's native token and in dollars. * **Total Amount:** the sum of the wallet prices, in USDC. The balances come with the wallets and aren't added on top. *[Image: Buy wallets window with the selected wallets and the Order Summary]* 5. Click **Buy N wallets** to confirm. A notification follows your purchase, with **Buying N wallets...** while the payment goes through, then **Bought N wallets**. The wallets you bought leave the Marketplace and show up in your [My Wallets](https://docs.useora.xyz/ora-overview/portfolio/wallets/) tab. If Husher hasn't completed the payment after 2 minutes, the notification reads **Payment sent: the wallets will appear in your Wallets once Husher completes it** instead. The wallets are already reserved for you: they leave the Marketplace, and reach your **My Wallets** tab once Husher completes the payment. If the purchase fails, the notification tells you why. > **Note:** The **Buy N wallets** button stays disabled until you select at least one wallet. ### Aged wallets in your launches The Marketplace wallets are also the **Aged Wallets** you can add to a launch. 1. In the **Wallets** step of the deploy flow, choose **Custom Number**. 2. Click **Add wallets**, or **Add** above your wallets table. 3. In the **Add wallets** window, keep **Aged Wallets** under **Wallet Type**: it's picked by default, with a **Recommended** badge. 4. Set the **Wallet Number**. **Available** shows how many wallets your launch can still take. 5. Check the **Order Summary**, which splits the wallets Ora buys for you between Gold and Diamond (aged wallets you already own aren't in it), then confirm with the button at the bottom of the window. *[Image: Add wallets window with Aged Wallets picked: Wallet Number with Available, the slider, the Order Summary split between Gold and Diamond, and the Add 6 Wallets button]* Ora first takes the aged wallets you already bought on the Marketplace, on your launch's chain, that no launch holds yet: you don't pay for them again. The rest come from the first wallets the Marketplace lists by default on that chain: you choose how many, not which ones. They join your wallets table, where the **Wallet Type** column shows their tier, **Gold** or **Diamond**. The price of the wallets you buy this way shows as **Wallet Cost (paid)** in the sidebar: you pay for them when you add them, not with the launch. For more on wallet types and funding, see [Wallet Funding](https://docs.useora.xyz/launching-on-ora/wallet-funding/).