How to pay with crypto
Published 27 October 2026
Crypto is the most popular way to pay on nfa.pub, and there is no fee on it from our side. This guide lists the coins and networks accepted, walks through a payment, and explains what happens when a payment is short, late or too large, so nothing about it is a surprise.
Coins and networks accepted
- Bitcoin (BTC), on Bitcoin, from €10.00
- Litecoin (LTC), on Litecoin, from €0.25
- Ethereum (ETH), on Ethereum (ERC20), from €0.25
- Solana (SOL), on Solana, from €0.25
- USD Coin (USDC), on Solana (SPL), from €0.25
- Tether (USDT), on Tron (TRC20), from €0.25
The network matters as much as the coin. USDT is accepted on Tron (TRC20) and USDC on Solana; Ethereum on its own network (ERC20). A transfer sent on any other network cannot be recovered, so always send on the network the pay page shows.
Bitcoin has a higher minimum than the rest, so for small orders Litecoin, Solana, USDT or USDC are the practical choices. They also usually confirm faster and cost less in network fees.
Paying, step by step
- Pick your account, press Buy now and choose Crypto at checkout, then your coin.
- The pay page shows the exact amount, the address, a QR code and the network, with a countdown to when the invoice expires.
- Send exactly that amount, on that network, before the countdown ends. Copy the amount and address with the copy buttons rather than typing them.
- The page shows your transaction as soon as the network sees it, then counts confirmations.
- Once the payment is confirmed, the account is delivered automatically to the same page and to your email.
How many confirmations are needed depends on the network; the page shows the count as it goes. You do not need to stay on the page: delivery happens either way, and the link in your email takes you back.
Paying from an exchange
Paying straight from an exchange account works, with two things to watch. First, pick the right network in the exchange's withdrawal screen: it must match the one on the pay page, for example Tron for USDT. Second, check whether the exchange takes its withdrawal fee out of the amount you send. If it does, add the fee on top, or the payment arrives short.
Exchanges sometimes hold withdrawals for a security check. The invoice keeps counting down meanwhile, so if a withdrawal is delayed past the expiry, open a ticket with the invoice ID and the transaction hash once it is sent.
Fees
We add no fee for paying with crypto. Your wallet or exchange charges its own network fee for sending, which is separate and paid by whoever sends. Make sure the amount that arrives is the full amount shown: some exchanges take their withdrawal fee out of the amount sent.
Card payments carry a processing fee, shown at checkout before you pay.
If you pay too little
If less than the order total arrives, the pay page tells you exactly how much is missing, and you choose: send the difference to the same address, or put what you sent on your store balance instead and use it for something else. Your coins are not lost either way.
If you pay too much, or too late
Anything over the order total is added to your store balance.
A payment that lands after the invoice has expired can usually still be recovered. Open a ticket with your invoice ID and the transaction hash, and it will be sorted out.
Refunds on crypto orders
Crypto payments cannot be reversed on the blockchain, so refunds, where they are due, are paid as store balance, ready to spend on your next order straight away. Store balance has no cash value and cannot be withdrawn.
Staying safe
- Only pay to the address shown on your own pay page, never to one someone sends you in a chat.
- Copy the address and amount with the copy buttons; never retype them.
- Keep the pay page link private. Like the order page, it shows your accounts once they are delivered.
Store balance
If you buy regularly, topping up a balance once and paying from it is the quickest way to check out: no invoice, no confirmations, no fee. Balance needs an account, which you open by signing in with Discord.
Common questions
- Which cryptocurrencies does nfa.pub accept?
- Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Solana, USD Coin, Tether, each on the network shown at checkout.
- Is there a fee for paying with crypto?
- No fee from us. Your wallet's network fee is separate.
- What happens if I send the wrong amount?
- Too little: send the rest, or keep what you sent as store balance. Too much: the extra is added to your balance.
- What if I send on the wrong network?
- A transfer on a different network than the one shown cannot be recovered. Always use the network on the pay page.
- How long until my account is delivered?
- As soon as the payment is confirmed on the network. Delivery is automatic.