Why there is no card button
Nearly every mainstream payment processor declines to serve digital goods resale. It is not about legality so much as chargeback exposure: anything delivered instantly and consumed remotely is a category they price as high risk or refuse outright.
Shops that do offer a card button in this category are usually routing through something that will stop working, and when it stops working mid-order the money is in limbo. We would rather take methods that settle cleanly.
The upside is that the number on the product page is the number you pay. No processing fee, no currency surcharge, nothing added at the last step.
The options, fastest first
Binance to Binance
If you already hold funds on Binance this is the easiest one. It moves by ID, settles almost immediately, and there is no network fee on either side. Most orders that arrive inside ten minutes came this way.
USDT, and the other coins
USDT, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and Solana all work. Confirmation time is whatever the network is doing, which is usually a few minutes and occasionally longer when a chain is busy. Pick the chain you already use rather than the one you have heard is fastest.
Gift cards
Most major retailers. This is the route for people who do not hold crypto and do not want to start. Speed depends on the retailer and the card, so it is the least predictable of the three, but it needs no wallet and no exchange account.
Getting the amount right
Two things go wrong more often than anything else.
- Network fees deducted from the amount sent. Some wallets take the fee out of what you send rather than adding it on top, which means the payment arrives short. Send the full figure and let the fee sit on top.
- The wrong chain. USDT exists on several networks and they are not interchangeable. Use the one shown at checkout.
If a payment sits pending
Do not send it again. A second payment does not speed up the first and now there are two to reconcile.
Open a ticket with the transaction ID. Every chain gives you one and it is the fastest way for us to see exactly where the money is. Most pending payments are a busy network and resolve on their own; the ones that do not are usually the two mistakes above, and both are fixable.
Do I need to send anything else?
The order reference, so we can match the payment to the order. That is it. We never need your banking details, your identity documents, or a photograph of anything.
