PRISMРусская версияHow to pay for PRISM upgrades with cryptocurrency
Follow the complete crypto payment flow in PRISM, from choosing an asset and network to sending the exact invoice amount and tracking confirmation.
PRISM supports cryptocurrency payments for Credits packages and eligible server upgrades. The app creates a fresh invoice with the asset, network, destination address and exact amount needed for that purchase.
Start from the item you want to buy
Open the upgrade or Credits package inside PRISM and choose the cryptocurrency payment route. Do not begin by sending funds to a general project address. Each invoice is connected to a specific purchase.
The currency list highlights popular options such as USDT, USDC, TON, BTC, BNB, TRON, ETH and SOL, together with recently used assets when available. You can search the full catalog if you prefer another supported currency.
Choose the correct network
Some assets exist on several networks. USDT, for example, may be available through more than one chain. Select the same network in PRISM and in the wallet or exchange from which you will send.
Asset name alone is not enough. A correct address on the wrong network can still cause a failed or unrecoverable transfer.
Send the exact invoice amount
The invoice shows a payment address, amount, currency and expiration time. Copy the address carefully or use the supported connected-wallet action. Send the exact asset and amount shown on the current invoice, and allow for any withdrawal fee charged separately by your wallet or exchange.
Never reuse an expired invoice. Return to the purchase flow and create a new one, since exchange rates and provider requirements can change.
Wait for confirmation inside PRISM
After sending, keep the invoice screen available or return to the payment status in the app. Blockchain transfers need network confirmation, and PRISM updates the purchase after the payment provider reports the completed transaction.
Connected TON and EVM wallet options can make the send step easier when enabled, but they still use the same authoritative invoice and confirmation process. A wallet approval alone does not replace blockchain and provider confirmation.
For the smoothest payment, verify the asset, network, address and amount one final time before authorizing the transfer.
