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How to Buy Terra (LUNA) in India Safely in 2026 | CryptoWire

Terra (LUNA), the relaunched Terra 2.0 token, is listed across dozens of exchanges. According to CoinGecko, LUNA can be bought and sold on 67 crypto exchanges, with Binance ranking as the most active by trading volume, followed by Gate.

Globally, the common venues are Binance, Kraken, Bybit, OKX, Gate and Coinbase. CoinMarketCap reported LUNA’s 24-hour trading volume at about $4.83 million on 15 June 2026, so liquidity is modest compared with large-cap coins.

For Indian residents, the practical question is whether an exchange supports INR deposits. CoinSwitch lists a LUNA2/INR pair, while some local platforms have at times suspended their LUNA/INR markets, so availability is worth checking before you sign up.

How to buy LUNA in India: step by step

The process mirrors buying any altcoin on a compliant Indian exchange. According to guidance from CoinDCX and Koinly, the workflow is broadly the same across WazirX, CoinDCX, CoinSwitch and ZebPay.

Create an account on an exchange that lists LUNA and complete KYC with your PAN and a government ID.

Deposit INR via UPI, IMPS or bank transfer once your account is verified.

Search for LUNA (Terra 2.0) and double-check the ticker so you don’t accidentally buy Luna Classic (LUNC).

Enter your order amount, review fees, and confirm.

Move funds to a self-custody wallet if you want to hold the keys yourself.

Remember to keep some balance aside for maker/taker and withdrawal fees. CoinGecko notes that ₹1 buys roughly 0.16 LUNA at current prices, which helps when sizing small test orders.