What you need before you start
Payment happens inside the Telegram bot, in cryptocurrency only, USDT among others. You need three things: the Telegram app, a wallet that holds a stablecoin such as USDT, and a little more in that wallet than the plan costs, because sending coins carries a network fee.
If you do not have a wallet yet, get one before you open the bot. A wallet from an exchange works for sending, and so does a self-custody mobile wallet. Either way, turn on the lock or PIN first and write down any recovery phrase on paper, not in a phone note.
The payment, in order
Open the bot and use the free 10 days first if you have not yet. Nothing to register; the link arrives in the chat.
When you are ready to pay, pick the plan length in the bot.
Choose crypto as the method. The bot shows an address and an amount for that order.
In your wallet, pick the same coin and the same network the bot names. The coin and the network must both match.
Paste the address, enter the amount exactly as shown, and send.
Wait for the bot to confirm the payment.
The one mistake that costs money
A coin sent over the wrong network can be lost. The same coin often exists on several networks, and an address that looks right on one chain may mean nothing on another. Read the network name in the bot twice and compare it to what your wallet pre-selected, since wallets sometimes default to a different one.
Send the exact amount and the network the bot shows; if something goes wrong, write to support in Telegram.
About the network fee
Every transfer has a fee that goes to the network, not to this service, and it changes with the chain and with how busy it is. This page does not quote a figure, because any number would be wrong by next week. Your wallet shows the fee before you confirm, and that is the number to trust. If the fee looks high next to the plan price, a longer plan means fewer transfers over a year, which is one more reason to compare plans by cost per month.
Why crypto only, and what it is not
The bot takes crypto because it keeps the process free of accounts: no email, no password, no card details. That is a convenience, not a shield. A public blockchain keeps a record of transfers between addresses, so a payment is not invisible, and nobody should read this page as a promise of anonymity.
Buying and holding crypto is treated differently from country to country, and the rules move; checking local law and your exchange's terms is your job. Nothing here is financial or legal advice.
We sell this service, so the steps above are written so that you can check each one against your own wallet screen instead of taking our word. A first draft came from an AI model. The editors then read it line by line against how the bot behaves.
Questions
Which coins can I use?
USDT and others are accepted. The bot lists what is available for your order, so choose from that list rather than from memory.
Do I need to register anywhere?
Not on the site and not in the bot. There is no email and no password; the bot hands out a personal subscription link.
What if my payment does not show up?
Check that you used the network the bot named and the exact amount. If both are right and it still does not appear after a while, write to support through the bot.
Will anything be charged again when a period ends?
No. Each period is paid separately, so nothing is taken from your wallet unless you start a payment.
Can I try the service before paying?
Yes, 10 days free. The bot issues the link and does not ask for payment details.
Is paying in crypto anonymous?
No. Transfers are recorded on a public ledger. The service keeps no logs of your activity, but the payment itself leaves a trail between wallets.
No card, no account. USDT is paid only if you continue.
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