FAQ

1. Why do we only accept payment in cryptocurrency?

Cryptocurrency is a universal means of payment on the internet, independent of local banking systems, restrictions, and sanctions. This is especially important for users who face high fees and delays when trying to send or receive payments from abroad.

• We work with clients all over the world. In order to provide equal conditions for all users (including those dealing with restrictions on purchasing with fiat money), we have chosen cryptocurrencies as our primary payment method.

• Examples from different countries and the challenges encountered there:
– China. Due to capital outflow restrictions and strict currency policies, users often have to look for alternatives to standard bank transfers. AliPay is convenient for domestic use, but when attempting a cross-border payment, Chinese users may face amount limits and additional checks.
– The United States. Despite the availability of bank cards and payment systems, some people may find international SWIFT transfers inconvenient due to high fees. There can also be delays in processing large sums due to bank checks.
– Countries with strict currency controls (for example, certain states in Africa or Asia). International transfers to private individuals can be difficult or outright banned by law. People have to prepare special paperwork for every payment or use unofficial intermediaries who charge hefty markups. Cryptocurrencies help circumvent these barriers, allowing quick transfers and receipt of funds without bureaucratic obstacles.
– Russia. Due to sanctions.

• Why cryptocurrencies are significantly better in these situations:
– They do not depend on local banking systems or currency regulations: you can transfer funds from anywhere in the world to anywhere else, practically without any intermediaries.
– Lower risk of blockage: crypto-assets are not subject to unified sanction restrictions, and a user’s wallet is controlled solely by the user.
– Low fees and fast transactions: compared to international bank transfers (SWIFT, etc.), crypto transfers are often cheaper and processed faster.
– No need to disclose too much personal data: you only need a cryptocurrency address, which reduces bureaucratic burden.

Thus, switching to cryptocurrency payments not only provides greater freedom and convenience for clients but also solves a wide range of issues related to cross-border bank transfers, restrictions, and sanctions.