How to Pay for Orders (in 3 steps)
Introduction for Beginners
Cryptocurrencies represent the biggest revolution ever experienced in the financial world. In case this is your first time, cryptofinances may seem a little weird to deal with. But once you make your first payment by using this specific method, you'll certainly change your mind about that. Crypto is the reason why we are able to assure you the lowest prices on our products, as we don't have to pay third-party companies (such as Stripe or PayPal) to process Credit Card and/or Debit Card payments. Also, crypto is what allows us to keep offering our services and products to you forever (with zero risk of interruption), since there are no intermediaries, so we don't have to be concerned about the financial health of a specific payment processing company. Even if all of them had to close their doors, crypto would still work perfectly. And don't worry: Your Credit Card or Debit Card is still useful to help you pay for your order! In fact, if you don't own cryptocurrencies yet, there are several nice companies where you can buy Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tether (USDT), plus thousands of other altcoins and tokens, with your Credit Card or Debit Card, from any country on Earth. Some of these companies also allow you to buy crypto via Bank Transfer from a great variety of territories in different continents. Bank transfer information is located at the bottom of this page. Please carefully read each and every part of this tutorial, so you can learn exactly how to proceed. Our support team doesn't respond to questions when the answers are already written on this page. So if you write to us and never receive a response, it's because your answer is already here, and you didn't read this tutorial properly. Don't waste your time asking us about other payment methods. We only accept crypto. So, if you wanna purchase any of our products, this tutorial is the only way for you. Pay attention to every single word!
STEP 1 - Choose Your Favorite Crypto
Select between Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tether (USDT), or any other altcoin (or token) that is compatible with Ethereum Network (ERC-20) or BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20). Our website supports thousands of different cryptocurrencies, but if you have no idea about what is Ethereum Network (ERC-20) or BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20), we'd highly recommend you to stick with Bitcoin, in order to avoid issues involving "wrong network choices" (which may result in a permanent loss of your funds). Also, Bitcoin is usually easier to buy with a Card or a Bank Transfer, so it is the best option for beginners. However, if you're an experienced crypto user who is aware of ERC-20 and BEP-20, and know exactly how to send (withdraw) altcoins and tokens through these specific networks, feel free to pick any cryptocurrency of your preference, as long as it is compatible with ERC-20 or BEP-20, so you can send them to our system by using the address mentioned in the "Step 3" of this tutorial. Additionally, if you feel safer by using a crypto that is paired "1=1" with the US Dollar, you may opt for Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), or other stablecoins. But, again: These must be sent through ERC-20 or BEP-20 only. And, if you prefer to pay with Ethereum (ETH) or Binance Coin (BNB), you may select any of these too. Just keep in mind: Don't ever send crypto through other networks such as Tron, Avalanche, etc. If you do that, our system won't receive your payment, and your funds may be lost forever. To be very clear: We do accept Tron and Avalanche (as well as thousands of other cryptocurrencies and tokens), but you need to select "ERC-20" (Ethereum Network) or "BEP-20" (BNB Smart Chain) as your blockchain for the transaction. Once again: If you didn't understand anything we said, please choose Bitcoin (BTC) for your payment, to avoid issues. Obs. 1: For BNB Smart Chain, only "BEP-20" (also known as Binance Smart Chain or BSC) is accepted. Others, such as "BEP-2" (also known as BNB Beacon Chain), are NOT supported by our system. If you add our "BEP-20" address (written in the "Step 3" of this tutorial) to a "BEP-2" wallet system, it will say that our address is invalid (or it will say that our address doesn't exist). Obs. 2: Please note that Bitcoin (BTC) is NOT Bitcoin Cash (BCH). If you send BCH (Bitcoin Cash) to our BTC (Bitcoin) address displayed below (in the "Step 3"), your funds will be lost forever, and we will never even have access to it. Same rule applies to other cryptocurrencies named 'Bitcoin something' (no matter what). They are NOT Bitcoin, even though they use the term "Bitcoin" as part of their name. There's only ONE type of Bitcoin, which is "BTC". Update: Now, we also accept Polygon MATIC Network, and all of its native tokens (cryptos). The address for payment is the same disclosed in the "Step 3" for ERC-20 and BEP-20 tokens. Yes, our 2nd wallet address (written in the "Step 3" of this tutorial) supports three different networks: ERC-20 (Ethereum), BEP-20 (Binance), and MATIC (Polygon). It's not a mistake. That's precisely how it works.
STEP 2 - Calculate the Amount to Pay
Convert US Dollar amounts into Crypto:
Bitcoin | Ethereum | Binance Coin | Others
Among the four links above, please click the one that matches with the crypto you've chosen for the payment of your order. The 4th option (named "Others") will open a price calculator for Chainlink (LINK), but it is just an example! You should click where it's written "LINK", and simply type the exact name of your altcoin or token. If your preferred altcoin or token is not listed in this price calculator, please select another altcoin or token to pay for your order, until you find one that is listed in there. Stablecoins (such as Tether) usually don't need price calculation, but if you want, you can also use the price calculator to convert US Dollar (USD) to Tether (USDT), for instance. Well, after choosing your crypto and making sure this crypto is available in the price calculator linked above, please copy the field "Total" of your order placed on our website, and paste it to the blank named "USD" (US Dollar) in the price calculator, to find out how much of your preferred cryptocurrency you will need to send to our wallet. Note: At the bottom of this page, you'll find five suggestions of companies where you can buy cryptocurrencies (including BTC, ETH, USDT, etc.) with Credit Card, Debit Card, or Bank Transfer. Feel free to choose the company you think it's the best for you.
STEP 3 - Send Your Crypto Payment
Now that you have already calculated the exact amount of cryptocurrency you'll need to buy and/or withdraw from your wallet in order to send us the payment and receive your product(s), it's time to buy (or withdraw) the quantity of crypto that you'll need. If you still don't have the crypto you've chosen, please go to the bottom of this page, where you'll find the five most reliable companies to buy crypto with Credit Card, Debit Card, or Bank Transfer. If you already have enough crypto to pay for your order, just go to your wallet and set up a "Transfer" (named as "Withdrawal" in some kinds of wallet, and sometimes simply identified as a buttom named "Send"). Right below, there are two wallet addresses to receive your payment. Please copy the address that matches the exact cryptocurrency you will transfer to us.
Bitcoin
1DaCg4U2ckTW2vCwRTRv4LRhxvw63aerJH
Ethereum | Binance Coin | Others
0xBdca03e7977BBBE48E5Dd36C241A4CE1254bCa85
(any ERC-20, or BEP-20, or MATIC token)
If you can't see the entirety of each crypto address displayed above, place your device's screen in the horizontal position, so you can easily copy the address that is compatible with the cryptocurrency you will send.
Then, paste it to your wallet's field that says "send to", or "withdraw to", or "transfer to", or "destination", or similar terms. Keep in mind that most of the crypto wallets will charge you fees for each transfer, so be aware that you should add those fees to the total amount of your transfer, if your wallet's system doesn't do it automatically. Cryptocurrency transfers usually take from 15 to 60 minutes, depending on a bunch of technical factors. Please wait until we confirm your order through email. You don't need to get in touch to let us know about your payment, but if you think it's necessary (for some reason), feel free to do it. Well, that's it! Your order is now paid, and will be delivered to you within the Estimated Times of Arrival (ETAs) mentioned in our product pages.
Important: Don't worry about price fluctuations of your preferred cryptocurrency, within the 5 hours that we give you to pay for your order. Our automated system is constantly monitoring transactions related to the orders that were confirmed by our website in the past 5 hours, and its technology is set to allow any kind of price fluctuation that is officially detected within these 5 hours that are given to you for the payment. However, if your 5-hour period is already over before you even send the funds, you should re-order your products on our website, so you can receive another 5-hour period to pay for your new order by sending your preferred crypto to the address that matches it. Obs.: Each order generates a unique internal code for our artificial intelligence (A.I.) system, so even if multiple customers make similar orders at the same time (and it happens every day!), there is absolutely no risk of confusion when it comes to each order's payment confirmation. You are 100% safe.
About the Cryptocurrency Market:
We definitely encourage you to join this "new financial world", if you haven't done it so far. Cryptocurrencies are easy to buy. You can even purchase cryptocurrencies straight from your bank card, or bank account! MoonPay, Banxa, Coinify, Binance, and Coinbase are examples of very reliable companies that sell cryptocurrencies through Credit Card, Debit Card, or Bank Transfer. In just a few moments, you can buy and store these cryptocurrencies with no headache. At first, your cryptocurrencies will be stored into a wallet created by one of these five companies aforementioned (the one you've chosen). Then, you'll be able to transfer your cryptocurrencies to an Exodus wallet (the safest for Desktop and Mobile), or to a Ledger wallet (the best one for short-term or mid-term storage), or even to a paper wallet (the best one for long-term storage). Obviously, please study about cryptocurrencies before starting to purchase them, OK? It's a risky market that can be intensely profitable if you know what you're doing. At the same time, it can be your worst nightmare if you don't know what you're doing. So do your due diligence before getting into it. And if you don't know the basics, here are some tips: Never store your cryptocurrencies in wallets that are not exclusively yours. Never keep your cryptocurrencies (in the mid-term or long-term) in wallets that belong to an Exchange Company, even when this company is very reputable. You should buy (or sell) with them, and then transfer these funds to one of those three examples of wallets aforementioned in this text. Never buy or sell just because of a mild sign of fluctuation in your cryptocurrency's value. Emotion and desperation are huge enemies. Last but not least, never transfer your cryptocurrencies to companies that promise you to make them automatically profitable (99% of these companies are scams). Well, these are just the basics! You should go further and read more, carefully choosing your sources of information. If you follow these tips, you'll be a happy person in this market.
How to buy crypto with card or transfer?
- MoonPay: You just need to provide them with an external wallet to receive your cryptocurrencies (like an Exodus wallet).
- Banxa: Same instructions as above. Note: Banxa accepts Bank Transfers in the USA, Canada, Europe, UK, Australia, etc.
- Coinify: You just need to provide them with an external wallet to receive your cryptocurrencies (like an Exodus wallet).
- Binance: You have to create an account at Binance to receive your cryptocurrencies through your Binance account's wallet.
- Coinbase: You have to create an account at Coinbase to receive your cryptocurrencies through your Coinbase account's wallet.