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The rate lock

30 minutes at a fixed amount

A dollar price and a coin price are not the same thing. The moment your payment screen opens we convert one into the other and stop moving. Whatever the market does for the next 30 minutes, you owe the number on the screen — no more, and no less.

  • 30 minthe amount is fixed
  • 0 %spread added
  • 15 minquote refresh before that
  • 1confirmation to ship

When the clock starts, and when it stops

  1. It starts when the payment screen opens

    Not when you fill the basket, not when you type your address. The countdown you see is the real one — it is the expiry stored with your order, not a decorative timer.

  2. It stops the moment your transaction is seen

    We watch the mempool and the chain. As soon as a transaction paying the right amount to the right address appears, the amount is settled — even if the block that contains it lands after the deadline. Broadcasting in time is what counts, not confirming in time.

  3. If it runs out with nothing sent

    The amount stops being valid, and the page says so instead of pretending. Reopen the order and we quote again at the current rate. Nothing was taken, nothing was lost, and your basket is untouched.

  4. If you send after it ran out

    Your coins are not lost. They arrive against an amount we no longer hold, so they are re-valued at the rate of the day they land — see underpaid or late payments. You either owe a small difference, or we owe you one.

Why 30 and not five

Because a Bitcoin block takes about ten minutes, and a busy exchange can sit on a withdrawal for several more. A five-minute window would expire on half the payments made from an exchange account, which is where a lot of them come from.

And not two hours either: a window we cannot hedge is a window we would have to price into every item. 30 minutes is the longest we can hold at zero spread, so that is the number.

What the lock does not cover

  • Your network fee. It is charged by the chain, on top of the amount, and it never reaches us.
  • Your exchange's withdrawal fee, when the exchange deducts it from the amount you typed instead of adding it on top. That is the single most common cause of an underpaid order.
  • A price change on the shelf. The lock fixes the conversion, not the item price — but the item price is already fixed by your order.

Rule of thumb: type the exact amount shown, and let your wallet add its fee on top. If it insists on taking the fee out of the amount, add the fee yourself before sending.

Questions people actually ask

The timer ran out while my transaction was pending. Am I in trouble?
No. If it was broadcast before the deadline it settles at the locked amount. The timer guards the quote, not your transaction.
Can I get more time?
You do not need to ask — just reopen the order once it expires and a fresh quote is generated at the current rate.
The rate moved in my favour. Do I pay less?
No, and that is the deal in both directions. The amount is fixed for 30 minutes whichever way the market goes.
Do you add a spread to the rate?
No. We take the market mid-price and refresh it every 15 minutes. There is no crypto surcharge anywhere on this site — see coins and networks.
What if the market gaps hard inside the window?
We wear it. That is what a lock is; pricing it into every item instead would make you pay for it on every order, including the calm ones.
Where do I see the time left?
On your order page, counting down live. It also keeps working if you close the tab and come back — the deadline is stored with the order, not in your browser.