FAQ
Which crypto wallet do I need to pay?
You need any crypto wallet that can send a transfer on the network the checkout shows for the order. The wallet holds your balance and broadcasts the payment, while the checkout displays the address, amount, and network. No account at SexyGram is required, and the wallet stays under your control
Which crypto wallet do I need for my crypto payment?
Any crypto wallet that supports the network the checkout shows for the order can make the crypto payment. The wallet must hold a balance and let you paste an address and enter the amount. SexyGram does not provide the wallet or hold its keys.
Do I need a wallet that supports the network of my crypto payment?
Yes, the wallet must support the network the checkout displays for the crypto payment. Sending on another network creates a record the order may not compare. Check the wallet's network list against the checkout line before you pay.
Can I use any crypto wallet to pay my order?
A crypto wallet that handles the displayed network and holds your balance can pay the order. The wallet's design does not matter as long as it sends on the right network. Compare the network and the address with the checkout before the transfer.
Does SexyGram give me a wallet for my crypto payment?
SexyGram does not provide a crypto wallet, and the checkout only shows the address, amount, and network for the order. You keep the wallet and its keys on your side. The payment starts from your wallet to the address shown.
What should my crypto wallet hold before I pay?
Your crypto wallet should hold the amount shown on the checkout and enough of the network token for the processing cost. A USDT payment still needs the network token for the processing side. Check both balances in the wallet before the transfer.
Do I need a crypto wallet with an account to pay?
The crypto wallet can be used without a SexyGram account, because the checkout works without one. The wallet itself may ask for its own login or backup as part of its design. That account belongs to the wallet, not to the order.
Can a phone crypto wallet pay my order?
A phone crypto wallet can pay the order if it supports the network the checkout shows. The flow is the same as a desktop wallet: paste the address, enter the amount, and confirm. Match the network before broadcasting.
What happens if my crypto wallet shows a different network?
If your crypto wallet shows a different network than the checkout, the transfer can land on the wrong network. Automatic matching depends on the amount and the network matching the checkout. Switch the wallet to the displayed network before you send.
Do I need a crypto wallet for Stars or Premium payments?
For crypto payments, yes, a crypto wallet is the side that holds the balance and sends the transfer. Stars and Premium orders at SexyGram can be paid through the crypto checkout using the wallet. The order then shows its visible state on the status page.
Is a crypto wallet the same as the SexyGram checkout?
No, the crypto wallet and the SexyGram checkout are separate. The wallet holds and sends the funds, while the checkout shows the address, amount, and network for the order. The two work together, and the wallet stays on your side.
What if my crypto wallet is a browser extension?
A browser extension wallet can pay the order if it supports the displayed network and holds a balance. The checkout shows the address, and the wallet fills the network fields when you send. Confirm the amount and the address before broadcasting.
Can I check the order later without my crypto wallet?
The order status link shows the visible state of the order without needing the crypto wallet. The wallet is only required to send the payment, not to view the order later. Keep the status link and the transaction hash as your proof.
What the wallet must do
The crypto wallet must hold a balance, support the network the checkout shows, and let you send a transfer to the displayed address. It does not need a SexyGram account or a specific brand. The wallet keeps the keys, and the checkout keeps the order details.
Wallet and checkout roles
The crypto wallet holds and moves the funds, while the checkout shows the address, amount, and network for the order. The two connect only when you paste the address and send the payment. Neither side replaces the other.
Network support matters
The wallet must include the network the checkout displays, because matching depends on the amount and the network matching the checkout. A wallet without that network cannot place the transfer on the right ledger. Check the network list before paying.
Balances you may need
Your crypto wallet needs the payment amount and the network token for the processing cost. A stablecoin payment still requires the network token on the processing side. Review both lines in the wallet before the transfer.
What stays on your side
The crypto wallet and its keys stay under your control, and the checkout only reads what you send to the address. The order status link shows the visible state later without the wallet. Keep the hash and the link as proof of the payment.