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Pay with crypto
Credit packs are one-time payments in crypto (credit card payments are coming soon). Crypto payments go through 2328, our crypto payment processor. It takes a few minutes, and credits never expire.
New to crypto?
- Buy USDT on any exchange or wallet app you already trust. USDT is a stablecoin worth about 1 US dollar, so the amount on the invoice is easy to match.
- Start the checkout on the Billing page. You get a 2328 invoice page with the exact amount, network and address. It expires after 60 minutes.
- Withdraw from the exchange on the network shown on the invoice, to the address shown, for the exact amount.
- Pick a low-fee network when you have the choice. Tron (TRC-20), Solana, BNB Chain, Polygon and Base usually cost much less to send on than Ethereum (ERC-20). Check your exchange's withdrawal fee before you send.
Stuck? Email info@scrapeeverything.com and we will help you through it.
Steps
- Pick a pack on the Billing page and press the pay button. You are sent to a 2328 invoice page with the exact amount, network and address.
- Pick a coin. USDT is recommended. The invoice page lists the coins and networks you can use (see supported networks); prefer a low-fee network.
- Send the exact amount shown on the invoice, on the network shown, before the invoice expires. Invoices expire 60 minutes after they are created.
- Credits arrive after the network confirms the payment, usually within minutes. You can close the page; the credits are added to your balance automatically and you get a receipt by email.
Supported coins and networks
These are the coins and networks 2328 lists on its supported currencies page (checked October 22, 2026). Your invoice page shows the ones available for your payment. Confirmations are the number of network confirmations 2328 waits for before the payment counts.
- Tron (TRC-20)
- Coins
- USDT, TRX
- Confirmations
- 20
- Solana (SPL)
- Coins
- USDT, USDC, SOL
- Confirmations
- 1
- BNB Chain (BEP-20)
- Coins
- USDT, BNB
- Confirmations
- 1
- Polygon
- Coins
- USDT, USDC, POL
- Confirmations
- 128
- Base
- Coins
- USDT, USDC, ETH
- Confirmations
- 30
- TON
- Coins
- USDT, GRAM
- Confirmations
- 1
- Avalanche C-Chain
- Coins
- USDT, USDC, AVAX
- Confirmations
- 1
- Ethereum (ERC-20)
- Coins
- USDT, USDC, ETH
- Confirmations
- 1
- Bitcoin
- Coins
- BTC
- Confirmations
- 1
- Litecoin
- Coins
- LTC
- Confirmations
- 1
- Dogecoin
- Coins
- DOGE
- Confirmations
- 20
- Monero
- Coins
- XMR
- Confirmations
- 10
Paying from an exchange
- Use a low-fee network. Withdrawal fees differ a lot between networks. Pick the cheapest network that both your exchange and the invoice support.
- Send the exact amount, after fees. Many exchanges subtract the withdrawal fee from the amount you enter. Make sure the amount that arrives matches the invoice, for example by adding the fee on top.
- Match the network. Sending on a different network than the one shown can lose the funds or delay them.
- Do not reuse an old invoice. Start a new checkout if the invoice expired.
If you sent too little
If less than the invoice amount arrives, the payment is marked underpaid and no credits are added yet. While the invoice is still open, send the rest from the same 2328 payment page. If the invoice has expired, email info@scrapeeverything.com with the payment date and transaction ID and we will review it.