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Payments · Bitcoin (BTC)
Send Bitcoin from any wallet or exchange, and the dollar value lands on a prepaid balance that pays for every network: residential from $2.45/GB, ISP from $0.99 per IP, datacenter from $0.70, mobile from $2.62/GB. No card, no subscription, no documents.
01 — Step by step
The checkout does the arithmetic; you only need to send the right amount to the right address and wait for the network.
In the wallet section of your account, enter the USD amount (from $20) and pick Bitcoin. Prices are always in dollars, so the coin never changes what a gigabyte costs.
The checkout shows a Bitcoin address and the amount in BTC, fixed for the payment window. Copy both, or scan the QR code with a mobile wallet.
Pay a fee in line with current network conditions: a transaction left waiting for hours delays the credit. From an exchange, add the withdrawal fee on top so the full amount arrives.
The balance is credited when the transaction reaches the confirmation depth shown at checkout, typically within 10 to 60 minutes, and appears in your ledger with its hash.
Buy traffic or rent addresses on any network. The balance and the traffic never expire.
02 — Fees, timing, mistakes
Bitcoin is the most widely held coin and the slowest of the nine to confirm. Plan for that and nothing surprises you.
| Situation | What happens |
|---|---|
| You sent slightly less than shown | Credited at the value received |
| You sent more than shown | Credited in full |
| The BTC rate moved while confirming | The USD value is fixed at the rate when the transaction was detected |
| The network is congested | The credit waits for confirmation; a higher fee confirms sooner |
| Sent from an exchange that deducts its fee | Credited at the value that arrived; add the fee on top next time |
Bitcoin is the natural choice when it is what you already hold. For a small top-up, Litecoin or a dollar stablecoin on a fast network costs cents to send and credits in minutes; to keep the amount at exactly the dollar figure, use USDT; to keep the payment off a readable ledger, use Monero.
Bitcoin is pseudonymous: every transaction is public and can be traced between addresses. A withdrawal from an exchange links the payment to your exchange account. Use a fresh address in your own wallet if you care about separating purchases, and Monero if the chain itself must not show the payment.
03 — Alternatives
Same wallet, same dollar prices: only the speed, the fee and the privacy of the payment change.
The reference coin: every exchange and wallet can send it. Blocks arrive about every ten minutes; fees rise when the network is busy.
Sender, receiver and amount are shielded on-chain by design. Two-minute blocks and low fees.
Pegged to the dollar: the amount you send is the amount credited. Send it on the network named at checkout.
Blocks every two and a half minutes and fees of a few cents: the practical choice for small amounts.
Confirms in seconds with fees of a fraction of a cent.
Native ETH on the Ethereum network. Confirms in minutes; the gas fee depends on network load.
04 — What BTC buys
The balance is in dollars and works on everything, so you can split one payment across residential traffic and dedicated addresses.
Per GB from $2.45, 70M+ household IPs in 199 countries; traffic never expires.
Static residential IPs for the term from $0.99 per month, unlimited traffic.
Dedicated datacenter IPs from $0.70 per month in 60+ cities.
4G/5G carrier IPs per GB from $2.62, or a dedicated device per term.
05 — Questions
Typically 10 to 60 minutes: the balance is credited when the transaction reaches the confirmation depth shown at checkout. A low fee at a busy time can make it longer.
Yes. Withdraw to the address shown, and add the exchange's withdrawal fee on top of the amount so the full sum arrives. Keep in mind that the withdrawal is linked to your exchange account.
Nothing changes for you: the USD value is fixed at the rate of the moment the transaction is detected, and that is what is credited.
No. An email address opens the account; no identity documents, phone number or card are requested.
Unused wallet balance is refunded to the wallet it came from, minus network fees. Bonus credit, consumed traffic and delivered terms are not refundable.
The equivalent of $20. Top-ups from $100 receive a bonus: +10% from $100, +25% from $250, +40% from $500, +50% from $1,000.
Ready when you are
Create an account, top up from $20 in BTC, and spend the balance on any network. Nothing expires.