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# How to Buy an NFT
## 1. Buy an NFT with a Fixed Price
1. You can purchase an NFT with a "**Buy Now**" button. These NFTs are sold at a fixed price.
2\. Click the "**Buy Now**" button, and a pop-up window will appear for you to complete the checkout.
3\. If this is your first time purchasing an NFT on Oases, you need to make an authorization.
4\. Your wallet will prompt you to confirm this transaction. Please check the order information and confirm it. You've got your NFT now!
## 2. Make an offer
1. Navigate to an item page and click the "**Make an Offer**" button.
2\. Once you have clicked the "**Make an Offer**" button, you need to enter the price of your offer in the pop-up window. Please note that only WETH is supported.
3\. If this is your first time purchasing with WETH, you'll need to authorize Oases to use the WETH in your wallet in the pop-up window.
4\. Then the wallet will prompt you to confirm your offer. Please check the order information and confirm it. You have now made an offer successfully. If the seller accepts your price afterwards, you can close the deal.
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