PAYMENT GUIDE · November 15, 2026

A practical guide to paying with crypto

Choose the network carefully, check the destination, then keep your transaction hash.

The network matters as much as the address

USDT is available on several networks. Our checkout lists TRC20 on TRON and ERC20 on Ethereum separately. Your withdrawal network must match the network in your order. Do not choose a network just because it has a lower fee. Sending funds over the wrong network may make them unrecoverable.

Check the amount and the withdrawal fee

Orders are priced in US dollars. For USDT, the order shows the token amount the store must receive; your wallet or exchange withdrawal fee is separate. For BTC, ETH, TRX and TON, wait for an administrator to quote the exact crypto amount in your order. Do not transfer before that amount is confirmed. A quote should be reconfirmed if the market moves before you pay.

Submit the transaction hash

After sending a payment, copy its transaction hash, also called TxID, from your wallet into the order. Submitting a hash does not confirm payment. An administrator checks the network, destination and received amount, then updates your order. Delivery and activation are handled manually through your order ticket.