Tutorials
How to get the ads out of the way with a card, and how to pay for a subscription or a pack of points with bitcoin: which network to pick, how long it takes, and video walkthroughs for the two apps people use most.
Everything on the site is paid in bitcoin, sent straight to our own wallet. The checkout page gives you an address, the exact amount and a QR code — all you do is send it from wherever you keep coins, and the page follows the payment on its own.
Send Bitcoin (BTC) on the Bitcoin network. Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Lightning payments and every other coin are different networks: anything sent that way never reaches the address, we cannot see it, and it cannot be recovered. If your wallet asks which network to use, pick the plain one that just says Bitcoin or BTC.
Bitcoin usually confirms in ten to thirty minutes, but a busy network can take considerably longer, and that is normal. You do not have to sit on the page — it updates itself, and you can close it. If the money lands after the checkout timer runs out we still see it, but it then has to be checked by hand before the purchase is credited.
Copy the amount from the checkout page instead of rounding it. Your wallet's own network fee is charged on top and does not come out of what we receive, so a rounded-down amount arrives short and has to be sorted out by hand.
Never sent coins before? The two sections below cover the apps people use most. The videos were made by other people, not by us, and they open on YouTube.
Cash App keeps bitcoin under its own Bitcoin tab. What you need is the withdraw or send option, then pasting our address and the exact amount.
On Coinbase the action is called Send, and the part that matters is choosing the Bitcoin network rather than any of the wrapped or Lightning options it may offer you.
Contact us on Telegram. If it is about a payment, include the transaction hash from your wallet.