# Corso > Corso: your portfolio, made simple. Cash and the big coins in one app. You choose the mix. Hold SOL, Bitcoin (cbBTC) and Ether (Wormhole ETH) right next to your cash. Add cash with a card. Buy and sell in a few taps. You see the costs before you buy, and you can track every buy and sell in Activity. Corso never holds your money. Your cash is held in dollar stablecoins like USDC. Memory (your plan and why you made it) is coming. The app is coming soon. Facts on this page match the first app build Corso submits to the app stores. If another page or an older summary names an asset that is not in the table below, that page is out of date. ## What you can buy | Asset | Name in the app | |---|---| | USDC | Corso Cash, held in dollar stablecoins like USDC | | SOL | Solana | | cbBTC | Bitcoin (cbBTC, issued by Coinbase) | | ETH | Ether (Wormhole ETH) | - Add cash with a card through a third-party payment provider (MoonPay), then buy and sell in a few taps. - In New York, buying and swapping are not available. You can still see and send what you hold. - Bitcoin and Ether in Corso are wrapped tokens on Solana: cbBTC is issued by Coinbase, and ETH comes through Wormhole. They are not native bitcoin or ether. ## What you can't buy - Gold, as any token. - Stocks and ETFs, including tokenized stocks. - HYPE, or anything on Hyperliquid. - Any token not in the table above. You can still hold and send a token you already have. ## How it works - Who holds my money? Corso never holds your money, and Corso's servers never receive your private key or recovery phrase. Nothing moves without you. Every trade waits for your OK. - Corso doesn't pick trades or manage your money. Nothing moves without you. - What does it cost? Corso's fee is 0.50% per trade. You also pay a Solana network fee, your trade can move the price, and a first buy of a token can carry a one-time account cost. The Review shows these before you buy. Adding cash by card has its own fees, shown when you add cash. - Corso is not a bank and does not give investment advice. ## Links - [Home](https://corso.trade/): what Corso is, and the questions people ask - [Support](https://corso.trade/support): help and contact - [Security](https://corso.trade/security): how to report a security issue - [Terms](https://corso.trade/terms): terms of use - [Privacy](https://corso.trade/privacy): privacy policy - [Contact](mailto:support@corso.trade): support@corso.trade - [X](https://x.com/CorsoHQ): @CorsoHQ