How to Purchase Gems with Crypto
Use Solana (SOL)
Whatever wallet you use, pay with Solana (SOL) . It confirms in seconds, the network fee is a fraction of a cent, and both Trust Wallet and our payment processor support it. Bitcoin and Ethereum work too, but their fees can cost more than the gems and confirmation can take an hour.
Do you already have cryptocurrency in a wallet?
Get the Trust Wallet app
Visit the App Store or Google Play on your phone and search for Trust Wallet or use the buttons below. Download and install the app.
The screenshots below were taken with Nano, which NOWPayments no longer supports. Follow the same steps, but pick Solana (SOL) wherever a coin is chosen.
Step 1: Create a new wallet

Step 2: Back up your secret phrase

Step 3: Search for Solana (SOL)

Step 4: Pick Solana: it confirms in seconds and the fees are tiny

Step 5: Buy Solana (SOL)

Step 6: Get a bit extra for the transaction fees, pay with card

Step 7: On our site, tap 'Crypto'

Step 8: Search for Solana (SOL) and continue to payment

Step 9: Copy the address and amount

Step 10: In Trust Wallet, send your Solana

Step 11: Paste address, amount, and pay

Step 12: Payment done! Wait a few minutes for your gems

Tip
Crypto payments need blockchain confirmations: about 5 to 20 minutes for most coins, up to an hour for Bitcoin when the network is busy. Once your payment shows "finished", your gems arrive within 30 minutes.
Note
We cannot control the transaction fees of any crypto currency. When sending crypto, there is a small extra cost for sending the crypto.
FAQ and Support
- XRP (Ripple) - pennies in fees, 3-5 seconds
- BNB (BSC) - cheap network fees
- DOGE (Dogecoin) - low fees and simple
- Solana: usually under a minute
- Most other coins: 5-20 minutes
- Bitcoin: up to an hour when the network is busy

- Your NOWPayments payment ID (a 10-digit number, for example: 4389025581)
- Your transaction hash (the unique ID for your transaction)
- The source address (your address that you sent the funds from)
- The destination address (the address that you sent the funds to)
- A screenshot showing the transaction details from your wallet