Technical guide
How to pay with cryptocurrency
New to paying with crypto? A plain-English, step-by-step walkthrough: wallet, stablecoins, sending payment, and confirming your order.
Updated 17 September 2026
Every order on BMS Labs is paid with cryptocurrency, and it settles directly on-chain — there is no account to open and no card details to enter. If you have never used crypto before, this guide walks you through it step by step.
What you need
A crypto wallet or an account on a major exchange (for example Coinbase, Binance, Kraken, Trust Wallet or MetaMask), and a small amount of the coin shown at checkout — most often a US-dollar stablecoin such as USDT or USDC.
Step 1 — Get a wallet or exchange account
Download a reputable wallet app or sign up with a major exchange and finish their verification. This is where you hold and send your crypto.
Step 2 — Buy the coin shown at checkout
Buy the amount your order needs, plus a little extra for the network fee. Stablecoins (USDT / USDC) are simplest because 1 coin is about 1 US dollar. Tip: on the TRON (TRC-20) network the transfer fee is usually only a few cents.
Step 3 — Choose your coin and copy the address
On the checkout page, under Select Cryptocurrency, pick the coin and network you are paying with. The page shows a wallet address (and often a QR code). Copy the address exactly, and note the network it is on (for example TRC-20 or ERC-20).
Step 4 — Send the payment
In your wallet or exchange, choose Send / Withdraw, paste the address, and select the same network shown at checkout. Enter the exact amount and confirm. The network must match — sending on the wrong network can lose the funds.
Step 5 — Confirm your order
After sending, upload a screenshot of the transaction (or paste the transaction ID / TxID) on the checkout page and submit your order. On-chain confirmation usually takes a few minutes.
A few tips
- Always double-check the address and the network before sending.
- Include a little extra to cover the network fee so the full amount arrives.
- Keep your transaction ID — you can use it on our order tracking page.
Still stuck? Contact our team and we will walk you through it.