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# Buying a Fixed-Price NFT
Select the **Buy Now** button and follow the prompts in your wallet. Once the transaction is complete, the item will transfer to your wallet and the seller will receive the funds.
To see the NFT in your wallet, return to your account, and view you Alphas. Keep in mind, there might be a slight delay before it's visible due to transaction processing time.
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