FAQ
How do I pay for a Telegram service on SexyGram?
You pay with crypto on a SexyGram checkout, and the checkout shows the amount, network, address, and a private status link for the order. Send exactly the amount and network shown, because automatic matching depends on both matching the checkout details. The status link tracks the order after payment
What payment methods does SexyGram accept?
SexyGram accepts crypto payments through the checkout. The payment step shows the crypto address and the amount for the order. Card fields are not part of the crypto payment step.
Do I need an account or login to pay?
No account or login is needed to pay. The checkout shows a private status link for the order, and the buyer sends crypto to the displayed address. The status link opens the order later without a profile.
What crypto does the payment use?
The checkout shows the crypto asset and network for the order. Automatic matching depends on the amount and network matching the checkout details. The buyer should send the asset shown rather than another one.
Why is the crypto amount different from the service price?
The service is priced in its own currency, while the checkout converts it into a crypto amount for the order (internal checkout fact). The crypto amount shown is what the buyer sends. The price in the catalog and the crypto amount are two different figures.
Why can the crypto amount change between visits?
The checkout shows the crypto amount for the current order, and it can differ from a previous visit (internal checkout fact). Each order gets its own amount, so the buyer should send what the current checkout shows. Comparing two orders does not change the amount to send.
What happens if the quote expires?
If a quote expires, the buyer should start a fresh checkout to get a current amount and address. The order status link shows the visible order state. Sending to an old quote can prevent the payment from matching.
What amount should I send?
Send the exact amount shown on the checkout for the order. A different amount can stay unmatched, because automatic matching depends on the amount matching the checkout details. The amount shown is what the order needs.
What network should I use?
Use the network shown on the checkout for the order. Using a different network can prevent the payment from matching, because automatic matching depends on the network matching the checkout details. The checkout displays the network next to the amount.
How does payment work?
The buyer picks a service, and the checkout shows the amount, network, address, and a private status link. The buyer sends crypto to the displayed address. Automatic matching depends on the amount and network matching the checkout details.
Do I need a card to pay?
The crypto payment step does not show card fields. The buyer sends crypto from a wallet or exchange to the checkout address. A card is not part of the crypto payment step.
How long do I have to send the payment?
The checkout shows a current amount and address for the order, and the buyer should send before they change (internal checkout fact). Each order has its own amount. A fresh checkout resets the details if the order moves on.
What happens after I send crypto?
After the buyer sends crypto, the order moves through visible states on the status page, such as waiting, payment detected, and processing. Completed status means the order is treated as complete in the status flow. The status link shows the current state.
What if I send the wrong amount?
A different amount can stay unmatched, because automatic matching depends on the amount matching the checkout details. Check the status page for the visible order state. Start a fresh checkout and send the exact amount shown for the retry.
What if I send on the wrong network?
Using a different network can prevent the payment from matching, because automatic matching depends on the network matching the checkout details. The status page shows the visible order state. Create a fresh checkout and send on the displayed network.
Can I pay from an exchange or only a wallet?
The buyer can send crypto from a wallet or an exchange to the checkout address. The important part is the exact amount and network shown on the checkout. Automatic matching depends on the amount and network matching the checkout details.
What should I do if payment does not go through?
Open the status link from the checkout to see the visible order state before retrying. A payment can fail or stay unmatched when the amount or network does not match. Create a fresh checkout and send the exact amount and network it shows.