How to pay

Pay with crypto, even your first time

Crypto is the most private way to pay here — no bank, no app store, nothing on a statement. If you already hold crypto, jump to step 3. If you've never touched it, steps 1 and 2 get you from zero to paid in about fifteen minutes.

Get a wallet app

Any major self-custody wallet works — Trust Wallet is a solid first pick, free on the App Store, Google Play, or as a browser extension. Install it and create a wallet following the app's own guidance.

A freshly created Trust Wallet home screen with a zero balance, Send, Swap and Fund buttons, and the backup reminder. — A fresh wallet, ready to fund.

Back up your seed phrase when the app shows it — write it down somewhere offline. Anyone with the phrase controls the wallet, and a lost phrase means a lost wallet.

Buy some crypto in the wallet

In the wallet, hit Buy and purchase with your card. The purchase step may ask for a quick identity check (KYC) — that is the wallet provider's requirement, not ours, and prices vary a little by region.

Pick something fast with low network fees — the payment page lists every accepted coin, and stablecoins on a fast network (or a major coin like BNB) keep fees near zero. Buy a few dollars more than your pack costs so network fees never leave you short.

The BNB coin page in Trust Wallet with the Buy Now widget set to 250 USD via credit card, and Send, Receive, Swap, Buy, Sell buttons. — Buy sits right on the coin page — card checkout inside the wallet.

Start checkout on fuckgen

On the pricing page, choose your plan or pack and pick Crypto in the payment window. You'll land on the secure payment page with the exact amount and address.

The fuckgen payment window with the Crypto method open, showing the pay-with-crypto button. — Pick a plan, then Crypto — the payment page opens next.

Pay from your wallet — match coin AND network

After you tap pay, you land on our payment processor's secure page — it shows your order, then asks which coin and network you're paying with. This choice must match what you actually send. If you bought BNB, select BNB on its own network; if you hold USDT, make sure the network you pick (TRON, Ethereum, BSC…) is the network your wallet will send on.

Then copy the amount and address, open your wallet, tap Send, paste both, and confirm. Once the network confirms, your credits land automatically — the checkout tab keeps watching for it.

The real payment page for a fuckgen order: choose the asset you hold, see the exact amount to pay, then Next step. — Step one on the payment page: pick the coin you actually hold.

The real deposit step: a rate countdown, the exact amount, the deposit address, and a QR code (blurred here — always use your own live order's address). — Step two: copy the amount and address before the rate timer runs out. (Blurred here — every order gets its own.)

Trust Wallet's Send BNB screen on the BNB Smart Chain network with a recipient address pasted and the amount field empty. — Paste the address, then the exact amount from the payment page.

Send the full amount after fees.Some wallets subtract the network fee from what you type in. If the received amount comes up short, the order sits at "partially paid" instead of clearing — add a little headroom so the full quoted amount arrives.

Prefer buying on an exchange?

Exchanges like Binance often have better rates than in-wallet purchases. Buy there, then withdraw to the payment address from step 4 — everything else works the same.

One exchange-specific catch: withdrawals usually take their network fee out of the amount you enter. Add the fee on top so the amount that arrives matches the payment page.

Good to know

The #1 stuck-payment cause:the coin or network on the payment page doesn't match what was sent. The page's default selection is not automatically yours — check both fields every time.
Order stuck at "partially paid"?The network fee was almost certainly taken out of the payment. Nothing is lost — contact us with your order details and we'll sort it out.
Confirmation speed varies by network.Fast chains confirm in seconds; congested ones can take longer. The checkout page checks automatically — you don't need to do anything after sending.
Crypto payments don't auto-renew anything. Every purchase is a single one-time payment.

Stuck on a payment?

Include the order ID and payment ID from the checkout page, the payment address, the transaction hash from your wallet, and a screenshot if you have one. Write to [email protected] and we'll chase it down.

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