How to pay

Paying in crypto, step by step

Purchases are paid in USDC or USDT — dollars that live on a blockchain — sent straight to us. Never done it? It takes about five minutes the first time. Pick your region below.

Four rules that make it work

1

Start on our site

Click Buy first. Your payment page gives the amount and the address to pay, and keeps them for one hour.

2

Right amount

What we receive must match the amount on your payment page. If your app takes its fee from what you send, add the fee on top.

3

Right token, right network

Only USDC or USDT, only on a network listed on your payment page: Polygon, Base, Arbitrum One or BNB Smart Chain.

4

Then wait a minute

Once the transfer is confirmed, your purchase is delivered by itself and your payment page turns green.

Coinbase is available across Europe: buy USDC with a card or SEPA transfer and send it on Base, where sending costs a few cents at most.

  1. Open your payment pageClick Buy on our shop and keep the page open: you will copy the amount and the address from it.
  2. Buy USDCIn Coinbase, buy a little more USDC than the amount, by card or SEPA transfer.
  3. Send it to the payment addressTap Send, choose USDC, and paste the address from your payment page.
  4. Pick the networkChoose Base — it is usually the cheapest. Polygon or Arbitrum work too if they are offered.
  5. Enter the amountType the amount and check what the recipient will get: it must match the amount on your payment page.
  6. Answer the transfer checkCoinbase may ask who the address belongs to (an EU rule). Answer that it belongs to another business: Yume no Sekai.
  7. ConfirmSend. Your payment page turns green a minute or two after the transfer goes through.
No Coinbase account yet? Official Coinbase videos: ▶ On your phone (Coinbase app)▶ On the web (coinbase.com)

Kraken and Binance work the same way. Revolut can send USDC too, but charges a flat fee of about €3.60 per transfer whatever the network — only worth it for a large purchase.

Coinbase is the simplest way in the US: buy USDC with a debit card and send it on Base, where fees are tiny.

  1. Open your payment pageClick Buy on our shop and keep the page open: you will copy the amount and the address from it.
  2. Buy USDCIn Coinbase, buy a little more USDC than the amount. Pay with a debit card: purchases by bank transfer can be locked for a few days before you can send them.
  3. Send it to the payment addressTap Send, choose USDC, and paste the address from your payment page.
  4. Pick the networkChoose Base — it is usually the cheapest. Polygon or Arbitrum work too if they are offered.
  5. Enter the amountType the amount and check what the recipient will get: it must match the amount on your payment page.
  6. Answer the transfer checkCoinbase may ask where the funds are going. Answer that it is a payment to another business: Yume no Sekai.
  7. ConfirmSend. Your payment page turns green a minute or two after the transfer goes through.
No Coinbase account yet? Official Coinbase videos: ▶ On your phone (Coinbase app)▶ On the web (coinbase.com)

Kraken works the same way. PayPal, Venmo and Cash App cannot send USDC or USDT on the networks we accept.

Binance is available in most of Asia and sends USDT on BNB Smart Chain for a fraction of a dollar.

  1. Open your payment pageClick Buy on our shop and keep the page open: you will copy the amount and the address from it.
  2. Buy USDTBuy a little more USDT than the amount — by card, bank transfer or P2P, depending on your country.
  3. Withdraw to the payment addressIn your wallet, open USDT, choose Withdraw, then Send via crypto network, and paste the address from your payment page.
  4. Pick the networkChoose BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) — usually the cheapest. Polygon or Arbitrum One work too.
  5. Set the amount receivedBinance shows the amount the recipient will receive after its fee. Raise what you send until that figure matches the amount on your payment page.
  6. ConfirmConfirm with your security codes. Your payment page turns green a minute or two after the withdrawal goes through.

OKX and Bybit work the same way: what matters is the amount received, the token and the network.

Something went wrong?

Sent the wrong amount, or paid after the hour? Nothing is lost: it still reaches us. Open a ticket on Discord with your order number and the transaction link, and we will match it by hand. The only thing that cannot be recovered is a token sent on a network we do not accept.