No account, no email, no card, no KYC. Pay a Lightning invoice from any wallet and your file unlocks the moment it settles — usually in seconds. On-chain fallback available.
Most "crypto checkout" is a KYC'd processor with a card fallback bolted on. This is the opposite.
There is no login, no email capture and no customer database. You pay an address and receive a file. Nothing to leak, nothing to spam you with.
No card number, no ID upload, no bank, no country restrictions. If you can send Bitcoin, you can buy — from anywhere.
The store checks the Lightning invoice server-side before unlocking anything. The on-chain fallback checks the transaction in the same way.
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The page creates a Lightning invoice and QR code for the exact amount. Any Lightning-enabled wallet works. Prefer on-chain? A fallback address is there.
The server checks the invoice and streams your file as soon as it settles. No transaction ID to paste for Lightning.
Every file is yours forever — no subscription, no licence server, no expiry.
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Any Lightning-enabled Bitcoin wallet that can scan a QR code or open a BOLT11 invoice. If you only have an on-chain wallet, use the fallback address at checkout.
No. Products start at $1.99 and the invoice is denominated in sats at the live rate. You pay any routing fee separately; on-chain buyers pay the network fee.
Yes. The USD price is fixed and converted when the invoice is created. The invoice is time-limited, so pay the amount shown.
Lightning payments usually settle in seconds. The checkout keeps polling and unlocks when it does. If the invoice expires, create a new one.
There's no email, card or personal data collected. Lightning invoices are not published on-chain, though the store's LNbits backend can see invoice metadata. The on-chain fallback is public.