Coins & networks

What we settle in, and on which chain

Every price on this site is a dollar price. At checkout you pick a coin, and we quote the exact amount at that moment. The network matters as much as the coin — Tether exists on several chains, and they are not interchangeable.

7assets
8coin + network pairs
15 minrates refresh
0spread on the rate

Accepted at checkout

Pick any of these on the payment step. The amount you owe is worked out from the live rate and then held — see the rate lock.

BTC Bitcoin ~10 min per block 8 dp
ETH Ethereum ~12 s per block 7 dp
USDT ERC-20 Tether · Ethereum network ~12 s per block 3 dp
USDT TRC-20 Tether · TRON network ~3 s per block 3 dp
XMR Monero ~2 min per block 6 dp
LTC Litecoin ~2.5 min per block 5 dp
SOL Solana under 1 s 5 dp
TRX TRON ~3 s per block 3 dp

Tether appears twice, and that is deliberate. USDT ERC-20 lives on Ethereum, USDT TRC-20 lives on TRON. They share a ticker and nothing else. Pick the one your wallet is actually holding — the payment screen repeats the network above the address for exactly this reason.

The one irreversible mistake

Sending the right coin on the wrong network puts your money in an address that exists on a chain we are not watching. Nobody can move it back — not us, not the exchange, not the wallet vendor.

So the payment screen shows the network in words, not just an icon, and refuses to be subtle about it. Read that line before you paste the address anywhere.

Everything else is recoverable. Sent too little? Top it up. Sent too much, or too late? We pay the difference back.

Where the rate comes from

We take the market mid-price and refresh it every 15 minutes. No spread is added on top of it, and no “crypto surcharge” is folded into the item price — the dollar figure on the shelf is the dollar figure you settle.

Fiat currencies on this site work the same way: they are a display conversion. The order is denominated in dollars and settled on-chain.

Rates last refreshed 10 minutes ago.

Questions people actually ask

Which coin should I pick?: The one you already hold. If you hold several, the cheapest to send usually wins: TRON, Solana and Litecoin cost a few cents in network fees; Bitcoin and Ethereum can cost several dollars when the chain is busy. That fee goes to miners or validators, never to us.
Do you take Lightning?: Not yet. On-chain Bitcoin only, so the amount and the address on your payment screen are what your wallet expects.
Do coins with a memo or tag work?: None of the assets above needs a destination tag. If a payment screen ever shows one, it is not optional — a transfer without it lands unattributed.
Will you add more coins?: When one is worth adding. The list is short on purpose: every extra chain is another set of confirmations to watch and another way to send funds to the wrong place.
Can I pay part in one coin and part in another?: No. One order, one invoice, one address. If you sent on the wrong invoice, write to support with the transaction hash.
Is the price different depending on the coin?: No. The dollar total is identical; only the amount of coin changes, because the rate changes.