Spend your crypto in Lesotho

Download the Zypto app and create your self-custodial wallet, which takes only a few minutes and leaves you in control of your own keys. After that you can buy or swap digital assets in the app and put them to work for real-world spending through gift cards and mobile top-ups. If you already receive or send money by phone, the flow will feel familiar. The key difference is that your assets sit in a wallet you control, rather than a balance held for you by a provider, so you decide how and when to use them.

Many Basotho families are used to money moving across borders, and Zypto fits that pattern. You can buy a gift card with your digital assets and pass the code to a relative in another country so they can redeem it for goods or services they use, and you can also send mobile top-ups to supported networks abroad. Both reach the recipient as a code or a credit rather than physical cash. It is a practical way to share value with family at a distance, all handled inside the app from your self-custodial wallet.

Yes. Alongside thousands of other assets, Zypto lets you hold stablecoins in your self-custodial wallet, which some people prefer when they want a balance that tracks a major currency more closely than other digital assets. You stay in control of those holdings and can use them for real-world spending through gift cards and mobile top-ups whenever you choose. This can be helpful for Basotho households that receive value at intervals and want to hold it steadily between uses. As with any asset, do your own research before deciding what suits you.

Bitcoin, stablecoins like USDC and USDT, and 100+ assets held in the Zypto wallet. If you need a different asset, you can swap in-app first.

Yes. You hold your own keys and Zypto never takes custody of your funds. That also means you are responsible for your recovery phrase: if you lose it, Zypto cannot restore access to your wallet.