Why pay with Litecoin
Litecoin behaves like Bitcoin with faster blocks and fees that stay low. For a purchase the size of a phone line — a few dollars to a few tens — that matters more than anything else: the fee is negligible and the payment page reaches credited in minutes rather than half an hour.
- One-time address per order, never reused.
- Fast confirmation. Two-and-a-half-minute blocks; the confirmations required are shown on the page.
- Everywhere. Every major exchange lets you withdraw LTC, usually with a small flat fee.
How it works, step by step
- Pick the line. Choose a country and a line type among 47 countries. The exact total, activation included, is shown before you pay.
- Choose Litecoin at checkout. The payment page shows the amount in LTC, a one-time address and a QR code. The amount is held for 30 minutes.
- Send the exact amount. From any wallet or exchange, on the Litecoin network. Add your exchange's withdrawal fee on top so the full sum arrives.
- Wait for credit. About 5 to 15 minutes in practice. The page moves from seen to confirming to credited on its own; no need to reload.
- Use the line. It is live about a minute after credit: calls, SMS with the code extracted, voicemail — from the panel or the API.
Choose Litecoin at checkout and send the LTC amount shown to the address on the page. The rate is held for 30 minutes. The page shows the transaction as seen, confirming, then credited; the line is live about a minute later.
Withdrawing from an exchange? Add the fee. Exchanges deduct their withdrawal fee from the amount you enter. Enter the amount shown plus that fee so the full sum arrives; otherwise the page asks you to complete a partial.
Fees, timing and what leaves a trace
| Question | With LTC |
|---|---|
| Network | Litecoin |
| Time to credit | About 5 to 15 minutes |
| Network fees | A few cents |
| Visible on the chain | Transparent chain; settled to Monero on our side. |
| Address | One-time, generated for this order, never reused |
| Rate | Held for 30 minutes; a late payment is credited at its value on arrival |
| Under / over payment | Credited as a partial to complete / credited as extra balance. Nothing returned to the sender |
| Settled in | Monero, on our side, the moment it credits |
Mistakes that cost money
- MWEB addresses. Send to the ordinary address shown (ltc1… or M…). Litecoin's privacy extension addresses are not accepted.
- Legacy 3… addresses confusion. Some wallets warn that an M… address looks like Bitcoin. It is Litecoin; the page is right.
- Old address. Each top-up has its own. Do not reuse last month's.
Questions
How long does a Litecoin payment take?
Usually five to fifteen minutes: blocks come every two and a half minutes and the page shows the confirmations it waits for. The line is live about a minute after credit.
What does a Litecoin payment cost in fees?
A few cents, whatever the amount. That is the main reason to prefer it over Bitcoin or Ethereum for a purchase this size.
Can I pay with Litecoin from an exchange?
Yes. Add the exchange's withdrawal fee on top of the amount shown so the full sum arrives, and expect the payment to be linked to your exchange account on the public chain.
Is Litecoin private?
The chain is public. On our side the deposit is settled to Monero immediately and the address is never reused.
Do you accept MWEB payments?
No. Send to the standard address shown on the payment page.
The payment mechanics above are the ones described in the refund policy and the API reference. If a wallet or an exchange behaves differently from what this page says, tell us and we will correct it.