Payment methods
You top up the account first, then rent numbers from the balance. That way each renewal is one step rather than another transfer waiting for confirmation.
What the cabinet accepts
- Cards
- Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay
- Crypto
- USDT, BTC, ETH, TRX, LTC
- Bank transfer
- Against an invoice, in EUR or USD
Step by step
Which to choose
If your card works for international payments, it is the fastest — the balance is there and you can order. If the card is declined, or you would rather the charge did not appear on a bank statement, use USDT. For larger amounts or if you need an invoice, use a bank transfer.
Rates and amounts
Every price is quoted in US dollars. When you pay in crypto, the exact amount to send and the receiving address appear at the moment the order is created — this page pins no figure, because it changes by the minute. Go by the order page.
After you pay
Cards usually credit immediately; crypto waits for network confirmations, normally a few minutes. Once the balance is there the number needs no further wait — pick a country and order. Refund terms are in the refund policy.
Frequently asked questions
Can I pay with a local wallet or a domestic bank?
The methods listed today are cards, crypto and bank transfer. The top-up page shows everything available at that moment, so go by what it lists.
How soon do I get the number after paying?
Cards usually credit immediately. Crypto waits for network confirmations, normally a few minutes. Once the balance is credited you can order with no further wait.
Why top up first instead of paying per order?
Because every crypto transfer waits for confirmations. If each number meant another wait, renewing would become a chore. The balance sits in the account and renewals draw on it.
Who do I ask if a payment goes wrong?
Support, directly, on Telegram: @telecom898_supportbot. If you paid in crypto, include the transaction hash.