How to buy Amazon tokenized stock in New Zealand
Good news: Pump.fun doesn't block New Zealand, so you can buy AMZNx — a token that stands for one Amazon share — with a few dollars of crypto, Apple Pay or a card. Here's how.
The quick version
Amazon on Pump.fun
Look for AMZNx in the Stocks tab
- Token
- AMZNx by xStocks, on Solana
- Tracks
- Amazon (AMZN), Nasdaq
- Fees
- 0.40% with a referral code, plus network and swap fees
- Paying in
- Apple Pay or debit/credit card via Deposit in the app, or send SOL/USDC. Options vary by country.
Referral link: we get part of the trading fee. Details. Not available in the UK, Russia and some other countries.
How it works
Screenshots from the Pump.fun app, October 2026. Prices are just examples.

1.Open the Stocks tab
Tesla, Micron, the QQQ ETF and more, priced in dollars. Heads up: the “Pre-IPO” ones aren't shares in those companies.

2.Pick the stock you want
Tap a stock to see its chart, then hit the green button to trade. Check for the badge next to the name so you get the real token, not a lookalike.

3.Buy with USDC
No crypto yet? Tap Deposit and top up with Apple Pay (Apple Card works too) or a debit or credit card. The fee shows before you hit Submit — 0.40% with a referral code.
Referral link: we get part of the trading fee. Details. Not available in the UK, Russia and some other countries.
The screenshots show Micron. For Amazon, search for AMZNx in step 2 and check the badge next to the name.
What you're actually buying
AMZNx stands for one Amazon share. xStocks holds the real AMZN shares and you hold the token. You get the price moves and reinvested dividends. You don't get voting rights or a place on Amazon's shareholder register.
Amazon operates online retail marketplaces and Amazon Web Services, a large cloud computing business.
Other ways to get exposure to AmazonGood to know in New Zealand
- The FMA publishes warnings about firms to avoid. Check them before signing up to any platform.
- New Zealand brokers and investment apps also sell real US shares.
- Gains may be taxable. A local tax adviser can tell you how.
Who regulates this
- Financial Markets Authority (FMA) — Financial markets regulator
Questions people ask
Can I buy Amazon stock from New Zealand?
Pump.fun doesn't block New Zealand, so you can buy AMZNx, a token that stands for one Amazon share. We haven't checked New Zealand's own tax and legal rules yet, so look at the notes on this page and the regulator's website first.
Is AMZNx the same as owning Amazon shares?
Not quite. AMZNx is issued by xStocks, which holds real AMZN shares to back each token 1:1. You get the price moves and reinvested dividends, but no voting rights and you're not on Amazon's shareholder register.
How much does it cost to buy AMZNx?
Pump.fun charges 0.40% platform fee per trade with a referral code, plus Solana network fees and any third-party swap fees. If you top up with Apple Pay or a card, the payment provider may add its own fee.
Do I need a US broker to buy Amazon?
Not for the token. You buy AMZNx with crypto in the Pump.fun app. If you want real AMZN shares in your name, you'd need a broker that accepts people living in New Zealand.
Other stocks in New Zealand
Buying Amazon from somewhere else?
- Amazon in Indonesia
- Amazon in Nigeria
- Amazon in Vietnam
- Amazon in Philippines
- Amazon in Brazil
- Amazon in Turkey
- Amazon in India
- Amazon in Mexico
- Amazon in South Africa
- Amazon in ChinaToken not available
- Amazon in United StatesToken not available
- Amazon in Pakistan
- Amazon in BangladeshToken not available
- Amazon in Ethiopia
- Amazon in Japan
- Amazon in EgyptToken not available
- Amazon in DR CongoToken not available
- Amazon in IranToken not available
- Amazon in Germany
- Amazon in Tanzania
- Amazon in CanadaToken not available
- Amazon in AustraliaToken not available
- Amazon in EnglandToken not available
- Amazon in Ireland
Sources (12)
- 1.Amazon investor relations
Amazon · official
- 2.Kraken xStocks price list (AMZNx)
Kraken · platform
- 3.Financial Markets Authority (FMA)
Financial Markets Authority (FMA) · regulator
- 4.Pump.fun Help Center: Depositing funds on the mobile app
Pump.fun · platform
- 5.Pump.fun Fees page
Pump.fun · platform
- 6.Pump.fun Terms of Use (Prohibited Jurisdictions)
Pump.fun · platform
- 7.xStocks partner FAQ
xStocks · official
- 8.Cryptocurrencies: consumer guidance (May 2025)
Financial Markets Authority · regulator
- 9.Financial Service Providers Register
New Zealand Companies Office · official
- 10.Cryptoassets
Inland Revenue · official
- 11.Buying and selling cryptoassets
Inland Revenue · official
- 12.Tax rates for individuals
Inland Revenue · official
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