How to Pay with Cryptocurrency

Two ways to pay with crypto

Option A — Pay at checkout (NOWPayments). Choose Crypto at checkout, pick a coin, and send the exact amount to the invoice address shown. Your payment is confirmed automatically when the network confirms — usually within a minute or two — and we send your login details right after.

Option B — Send from your own wallet (exact address). Choose Send crypto from your wallet at checkout. You will see our USDT (Tron) and USDC (Polygon, Base or BNB Smart Chain) addresses with an exact amount to send. Send it from Coinbase, Binance, Uphold, Trust Wallet or any wallet, tap I have sent it, and your payment is confirmed automatically when it lands — no screenshots, no support ticket. Your login details follow right after.

Either way, three rules: send the exact amount shown (every decimal — it identifies your order); send on the network shown; and if your exchange subtracts a fee from what you send, add it on top so the full amount arrives.

Not sure which option? If you already hold USDT or USDC anywhere, Option B is the simplest. Everything below is the detail for Option A.

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Before You Send: Three Things That Cause Lost Payments

Please read this section before paying. It takes one minute and it prevents almost every payment problem we see.

1. Paying with XLM or XRP? You must include the memo or destination tag.

These two networks require an extra field alongside the wallet address:

• XLM (Stellar) requires a memo
• XRP requires a destination tag

Your checkout page shows this value next to the address. Enter it in your wallet’s “Memo” or “Destination Tag” box when you send.

If you leave it out, your payment will not be matched to your order automatically. With XRP we can usually trace and credit it manually, but it takes time and a conversation. With Stellar, funds sent without the required memo can be delayed significantly and in some cases cannot be recovered at all.

If your wallet does not show a memo or destination tag field, do not use these networks. Pay with USDC or USDT on Solana instead — no memo required, and it is just as fast.

2. Send on the right network.

USDT and USDC exist on several different blockchains. They share a name but they are not interchangeable in transit — sending on the wrong one means the payment does not arrive, and it usually cannot be recovered.

When you send, your wallet will ask you to pick a network. Pick the same one shown on your invoice.

• Invoice says USDC (Solana) → choose Solana or SPL
• Invoice says USDT (Solana) → choose Solana or SPL
• Invoice says USDT (TRC-20) → choose Tron or TRC-20
• Invoice says XLM → choose Stellar — and include the memo

If your wallet does not offer the network shown on your invoice, go back and choose a different coin at checkout rather than guessing.

3. Send the exact amount shown.

Your invoice shows an exact figure. Send that, not a rounded version.

Some wallets and exchanges take their network fee out of the amount you are sending, so slightly less arrives than you typed. If that happens the invoice reads as underpaid and we have to reconcile it by hand.

To avoid it: if your wallet offers a choice between “recipient pays fee” and “I pay the fee,” choose I pay the fee. If you are sending from an exchange, add a few cents to cover the withdrawal fee.

Underpaid by a little? Do not send twice — message us with your transaction ID and we will sort it out.

Which coin should I use?

Any coin we list works. If you have no preference, use the first one.

• Recommended — USDC or USDT on Solana. Fees are a fraction of a cent and payment confirms in about a second. Nothing extra to fill in.
• USDT on Tron (TRC-20). The most widely held stablecoin route. Fees run roughly $0.20–$1.00. Confirms in a few seconds.
• Litecoin (LTC). Good if you hold coin rather than stablecoin. Fees are typically under a cent; confirmation takes about 5–10 minutes.
• XRP, XLM, TRX, SOL, ADA, XNO, DOGE, BCH. All accepted. XRP and XLM require a destination tag or memo — see above.

Paying with something not listed here? Message us and we will sort it out.

Not sure about any of this? Message us before you send. It takes a minute to check and it is much easier than recovering a payment afterwards.

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Step 1: Get a Crypto Wallet

A crypto wallet is needed to store, buy, and send cryptocurrency. It works like a digital bank account but for crypto instead of cash. There are different types of wallets, and some offer buying, storing, and sending features all in one.

Types of Crypto Wallets

Wallet Type: Store Crypto, Buy Crypto, and  Send Crypto!

Wallet Type	Store Crypto	Buy Crypto	Send Crypto
Trust Wallet (Mobile App)	✅ Yes	✅ Yes (via third-party providers)	✅ Yes
MetaMask (Browser Extension & Mobile App)	✅ Yes	✅ Yes (via third-party providers)	✅ Yes
Exodus (Desktop & Mobile App)	✅ Yes	✅ Yes (via third-party providers)	✅ Yes
Coinbase Wallet (Connected to Exchange)(Easy for beginners)	✅ Yes	✅ Yes (Directly from Coinbase)	✅ Yes
Binance Wallet (Connected to Exchange)	✅ Yes	✅ Yes (Directly from Binance)	✅ Yes
Kraken Wallet (Exchange Wallet)	✅ Yes	✅ Yes (Directly from Kraken)	✅ Yes

Important: If your wallet only stores and sends crypto (like MetaMask or Trust Wallet), you may need to buy crypto from an exchange (Coinbase, Binance, Kraken) and transfer it to your wallet before making a payment.

Already have a wallet with crypto? Move to Step 2.

 

New to crypto? Choose a wallet above, set it up, and proceed to buy cryptocurrency.

 

Step 2: Buy Cryptocurrency

If you don’t already have cryptocurrency, you will need to buy it from an exchange (Coinbase, Binance, Kraken, etc.).

Steps to Buy Crypto

1. Sign up on an exchange (like Coinbase, Binance, or Kraken).

2. Complete identity verification (may be required for purchases).

3. Link your bank account, debit card, or PayPal to deposit funds.

4. Buy the cryptocurrency you want to use for payment (USDC or USDT on Solana, USDT on Tron, LTC, XRP, XLM, TRX, SOL, ADA, XNO, DOGE, BCH).

5. Transfer it to your wallet (if purchased on an exchange).

 

Step 3: Pay for Your IPTV Subscription

1. At checkout, select Crypto Payment.

2. Choose a cryptocurrency from the dropdown menu (USDC or USDT on Solana, USDT on Tron, LTC, XRP, XLM, TRX, SOL, ADA, XNO, DOGE, BCH).

3. The system will show the exact amount of crypto to send based on the current exchange rate.

• Example: If your order total is $35.99, and XRP is $2.00 per coin, you will need to send:

35.99 ÷ 2.00 = 17.995 XRP

4. Scan the QR code or  if you have to, copy and paste BUT  (make sure you verify that all digits were copied and pasted and the last two were not truncated) provided at checkout.

• Do NOT manually type the wallet address! A single mistake can result in a lost transaction.

• Crypto payments are irreversible—once sent, they CANNOT be undone or refunded.

5. Open your crypto wallet and select Send Payment.

6. Paste the wallet address, enter the exact amount, and confirm the transaction.

Step 4: Send the Payment from Your Wallet

Now that you have the wallet address and payment amount, it’s time to send the crypto.

🟢 If you already own cryptocurrency:

1️⃣ Open your crypto wallet

2️⃣ Copy & paste the wallet address provided at checkout

3️⃣ Enter the exact amount displayed

4️⃣ Confirm and send the payment

Payments must be sent within the time limit displayed at checkout (usually 10-20 minutes).

Crypto transactions are fast, but processing times vary based on network speed.

Once payment is received and confirmed on the blockchain, your order will be processed.