FAQ
Should I reuse an old crypto payment address or send to the order address?
Send to the crypto payment address shown on your current order, not to an address from an earlier payment. The checkout displays the address for the order on the payment page, and automatic matching depends on the amount and the network of the transfer. Copy the address from the payment page and compare it before you broadcast
Should I send my crypto payment to an old address or the order address?
Send your crypto payment to the address shown on the current order, because the checkout displays that address for the order. An old address is a separate value the order does not display. Automatic matching depends on the amount and the network matching the checkout.
Why does my crypto payment need the order address instead of an old one?
The crypto payment order address is the destination the checkout displays for that order. Sending to an earlier address creates a transfer the order may not compare. Use the displayed value to keep the record aligned with the order.
How do I find the crypto payment address for my order?
The crypto payment address for your order appears on the checkout payment page next to the amount and the network. Copy it from that page rather than from a saved note. Confirm the network shown before you paste the address into your wallet.
What happens if I reuse an old crypto payment address for my order?
Reusing an old crypto payment address can produce a transfer the current order does not compare, because the order reads its own displayed details. The transfer may still exist on the blockchain, but it can stay separate from the order. Check the status page for the visible order state.
Can I pay with a crypto payment address that worked before?
A crypto payment address from an earlier payment is not the one the current order displays, so the order may not compare that transfer. The checkout shows the address for the order on the payment page. Use the displayed address to keep the record aligned with the order.
What if my old crypto payment address looks similar to the order address?
Similar-looking crypto payment addresses are easy to confuse, so copy the address shown for the order instead of typing it from memory. One wrong symbol changes the destination. Compare the copied value character by character before broadcasting.
Does sending to an old crypto payment address still reach SexyGram?
A crypto payment to an old address creates a record at that address, but the current order compares the address shown for the order. Automatic matching depends on the amount and the network matching the checkout display. Use the status page to see the visible order state.
What details should I check beside the crypto payment address for my order?
Check the crypto payment address together with the amount and the network the checkout shows for the order. Matching depends on the amount and the network of the transfer matching the display. A mismatch in any one detail can leave the order without a matching record.
Why does my crypto payment address look different from my previous order?
The crypto payment address on each order can differ from an earlier one, because the checkout shows the address for the order on the payment page. Do not assume the value stays the same. Copy the address displayed for the current order.
Can I use the same crypto payment address to retry my payment?
Retry using the crypto payment address shown on the current order, not a value from an earlier attempt. The checkout displays the address for the order on the payment page. If the first transfer exists, sending again creates a separate record to compare.
What should I do if I already sent to an old crypto payment address?
If you sent to an old crypto payment address, compare the transfer record with the address shown for your current order. The order compares its own displayed details, so the record may stay separate. Read the status page for the visible order state before deciding anything.
Where is the crypto payment address for my order verified?
Open the checkout payment page of the current order and read the address, the amount, and the network from there. The explorer shows where the transfer went, and the status page shows how the order is treated. Use the two together to see what happened.
The address shown for the order
The checkout displays the address for the order on the payment page, together with the amount and the network. Copy the value from that display rather than from a saved note. The order flow compares the transfer against those displayed details.
Why stored addresses cause problems
An address saved from an earlier payment is a separate value that the current order does not display. Pasting it can produce a transfer the order may not compare. Treat the current payment page as the only source for its address.
The matching inputs
Automatic matching depends on the amount and the network of the transfer matching the checkout. The address shown for the order is part of that display, so all three stay together. Change one of them and the record can fall outside the order.
If you already sent to an old address
Compare the old transfer record with the address shown for your current order. The order compares its own displayed details, so the record can stay separate. Read the status page, which shows the visible order state, before deciding anything.
Where to verify the address
Open the checkout payment page of the current order and read the address, the amount, and the network from there. The explorer shows where the transfer went, and the status page shows how the order is treated. Use the two together to see what happened.