How to review a crypto wallet top-up

A crypto top-up buys USD wallet credit for future orders. The $20 minimum deposit is not the price of a temporary SMS number.

Choose an amount and supported route

Choose a USD credit amount from $20 to $5,000. The Top up page lists configured coin and network pairs. BTC, ETH, SOL, TRX and LTC use their named networks; USDT is offered on Tron TRC-20 and Ethereum ERC-20, while USDC is offered on Ethereum ERC-20. Select the pair explicitly. Sending a different token or network can prevent the intended payment from being recognized.

Read the exact invoice

The invoice supplies an exact crypto amount, receiving address, selected network and quote expiry. The USD quote lasts 15 minutes. Copy the server-displayed strings exactly and check them again in the sending wallet. The QR encodes the receiving address only, not the amount or network. A wallet or exchange may charge a separate network or withdrawal fee; review that before sending.

Watch payment status, not the copied address

Creating an invoice or copying its address does not move money or increase your balance. The invoice can remain waiting or move through confirmation states. Check its status in Top up; only a confirmed payment should appear as available USD account credit. Do not assume an unconfirmed invoice is spendable or send to instructions after the quote expires.

Keep the invoice reference

Top up history lets you reopen an account-owned invoice and see its persisted details while relevant. Use that reference when reconciling a payment with wallet activity or asking for support. A single top-up credit is distinct from each later number charge. No card or recurring subscription checkout is offered in this flow.