To buy Reserve Rights (RSR), start by downloading the Zengo app to create a wallet. Then, choose your preferred payment method, specify the desired Reserve Rights (RSR) amount, and confirm the transaction. Soon after, your Reserve Rights (RSR) tokens will appear in your Zengo wallet. Zengo partners with cryptocurrency payment platforms like MoonPay, Transak, and BankSA to ensure the security of Reserve Rights (RSR) transactions and comply with KYC (Know Your Customer) regulations. KYC involves a comprehensive identity verification process aimed at preventing fraudulent account creation. Platforms like MoonPay employ government-issued identification documents such as passports or state-issued ID cards for verifying customer identities.

Usually, obtaining Reserve Rights (RSR) via Zengo is a swift procedure, often finalized within minutes. Nonetheless, the precise duration may vary depending on factors like the selected payment method, network congestion, and the exchange partner engaged. Upon completion of the transaction, Zengo will promptly notify you, and your Reserve Rights (RSR) tokens will become available in your wallet.

To ensure optimal security and compliance, Zengo requires ID verification before you can buy Reserve Rights (RSR).

Zengo works with purchasing partners who are regulated and compliant and follow the AML and KYC rules. You must be at least 18 years old and provide a valid ID to verify your identity and age before you can buy Reserve Rights (RSR) or any other crypto assets.

Zengo is a self-custodial wallet for cryptocurrency that is free to use. However, you will have to pay a fee when you buy, sell, or trade cryptocurrency. These fees include:

• Network fees (not paid to Zengo)
• Exchange fees
• Service fees (paid only to the providers).

Zengo does not apply any hidden fees or markups on the exchange rate. The fee amount may vary depending on the payment method, currency, and operator. Before you confirm your payment, Zengo provides you with a clear breakdown of all applicable fees.

Note: Zengo Pro users benefit from reduced service fees.

Please note: Zengo fees may vary by country. For specifics, visit the Zengo Fees webpage

Reserve Rights (RSR) carries some market risk as all cryptocurrencies. Prices can fluctuate, so it’s essential to do your research and understand the potential risks before investing.

Yes, your Reserve Rights (RSR) assets are safe on Zengo. Here’s why:

• Keyless Security: Zengo eliminates the risk of lost or stolen private keys with its groundbreaking keyless technology using advanced cryptography.
• Multi-Layered Protection: Zengo combines facial recognition, multi-party computation (MPC) security, and three-factor authentication (3FA) to provide robust safeguards against unauthorized access.
• Web3 Firewall: Zengo’s Web3 Firewall proactively shields your Reserve Rights (RSR) from phishing scams, malicious websites, and other online threats.

Zengo supports Reserve Rights (RSR) purchases in over 188 countries worldwide. However, there are a few countries where the app or certain features may not be available due to local regulations. Here is a list of supported countries for Zengo.

You can also sell or swap Reserve Rights (RSR) on Zengo. 

To sell Reserve Rights (RSR), you can choose the sell option on the app and enter the amount of Reserve Rights (RSR) you want to sell. You will see the exchange rate and the fees before you confirm the transaction. You will receive the fiat money in your bank account or your preferred payment method.

To swap Reserve Rights (RSR), you can choose the swap option on the app and select the crypto asset you want to swap with Reserve Rights (RSR) or any other asset. You will see the exchange rate and the fees before you confirm the transaction. You will receive the swapped crypto asset in your Zengo wallet.