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Pay with crypto

Seven ways to pay.
All of them end in Monero.

Pick the number, pick the coin, send to a one-time address. Whatever you pay with is settled in Monero on our side, so the only record is the transaction itself — and it points to an address, not a person.

  • 8 currencies
  • Live about a minute after credit
  • No account, no e-mail
  • 47 countries
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Most private
Monero — private by default, settled as is
Fastest, cheapest
Solana, Tron, Litecoin — cents, minutes
No rate to watch
Tether (USDT) on Tron or Ethereum
A line costs
from $7.20/mo + $10.00 activation

Pick by what matters

Three answers before you open a wallet.

You want the shortest trail

Monero

Sender, receiver and amount are hidden on-chain by design, and it is what we settle everything in anyway. One-time subaddress, credited in about twenty minutes, cents in fees.

You want it fast and cheap

Solana · Tron · Litecoin

Cents in fees whatever the hour, credited within a minute for Solana and Tron, a few minutes for Litecoin. The sensible choice when you do not hold Monero.

You do not want to watch a rate

Tether (USDT) on Tron

The USDT figure is the dollar figure; nothing to lock. Pick TRC-20 for cents in fees, ERC-20 if that is where your Tether already is — and match the network to the address, always.

The whole table

Every coin, one line each.

Network, time to credit, fees and what stays on the chain. The rules below the table apply to all of them.

CoinNetworkCredited inFeesWhat the chain shows
Monero XMRMoneroAbout 20 minutes (10 confirmations)A few centsSender, receiver and amount are hidden on-chain by design.
Bitcoin BTCBitcoin (on-chain)Ten to thirty minutes, depending on fee and confirmationsSet by the network; a few dollars at busy timesTransparent: the payment is visible on-chain, then settled to Monero on our side.
Ethereum ETHEthereum mainnetA few minutesGas: from under a dollar to several, depending on congestionTransparent chain; settled to Monero on our side.
Litecoin LTCLitecoinAbout 5 to 15 minutesA few centsTransparent chain; settled to Monero on our side.
Solana SOLSolanaUnder a minuteA fraction of a centTransparent chain; settled to Monero on our side.
Tron TRXTronAbout a minuteCents, or free with staked bandwidthTransparent chain; settled to Monero on our side.
Tether (USDT) USDTEthereum (ERC-20) or Tron (TRC-20)A few minutes on Ethereum, about a minute on TronGas on Ethereum; cents on TronTransparent on both chains; settled to Monero on our side.

The rules that apply to every coin. The amount is held for 30 minutes; a late payment is credited at its value on arrival. Underpayments are credited as a partial, overpayments as extra balance. Each order gets a one-time address. Nothing is refunded to a sending address. The exact rules are in the refund policy.

One page per coin

Fees, timing, and the mistakes that lose money.

Private by default

What everything is settled in on our side. Paying in it means the public chain never carried a transparent record.

Fast and cheap

Cents in fees, credited within minutes. The sensible defaults when you do not hold Monero.

The ones everyone holds

They work fine; the fee depends on the hour, and the chain is public. Mind where you send from.

No rate to watch

The amount you send is the amount in dollars. The one decision is the network.

What happens to a payment

How a payment leaves no trail.

  1. 01

    You pick a line

    Country, type, period. No account, no e-mail — a random access key opens your panel, generated in your browser.

  2. 02

    A one-time deposit address

    Generated for this order only, in the coin you chose, amount fixed for 30 minutes. Never reused, never shared between two payments.

  3. 03

    Settled to Monero

    The moment the deposit credits, it is converted to XMR on our side. We hold no other coin, and no address of ours appears twice on any chain.

  4. 04

    The line goes live

    Within about 60 seconds of credit. Nothing on our side ties the number to a person: not a name, not an e-mail, not a card.

FAQ

Paying, straight answers.

Which cryptocurrencies can I pay with?

Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, Litecoin, Solana, Tron and Tether (USDT on Ethereum or Tron). Each coin has its own page explaining fees, timing and what the chain shows.

Do I need an account or an e-mail to pay?

No. A random access key opens your panel; the payment page shows a one-time deposit address and a QR code. Nothing else is asked.

Which coin is the most private?

Monero. Everything is settled in Monero on our side anyway; paying in XMR means the public chain never carried a transparent record of the payment.

Which coin is the cheapest and fastest?

Solana, Tron and Litecoin cost cents and credit within minutes. Bitcoin and Ethereum work just as well but their fees depend on network congestion.

What happens if I pay too little, too much, or late?

Underpayments are credited as a partial the page asks you to complete; overpayments are credited as extra balance; a late payment is credited at its value on arrival. Nothing is refunded to the sending address, because we do not know who sent it.

Can I pay by card, PayPal or bank transfer?

No, by design. A card or a bank account is an identity with a fee attached. Crypto only, so no processor, no chargeback file and no name on a receipt.

Any coin you hold.
A line in a minute.

Pick a country among the 47 we cover, pay in the crypto of your choice, and read the first code in your browser.

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