Payment methods for crypto marketing services

Which crypto payment methods can you use?

You can pay in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or BNB. USDT is accepted on TRC20, ERC20 and BEP20; select the network shown on your invoice rather than assuming that every network is interchangeable.

Project tokens may be considered by prior agreement. Before an invoice is issued, confirm the token and contract, transfer network, payment wallet and how the agreed service fee will be recorded. Do not send a token simply because it appears in a wallet: the receiving details must be approved first.

To choose a payment method, check these details with your project lead:

• Which asset and network are approved for this invoice?
• What wallet address should receive the transfer?
• What prepayment is due, and what event starts the delivery timeline?

If you are comparing service scope as well as payment options, review CoinMarketing Pro services and pricing information before confirming.

How do invoices and prepayment work?

The invoice and approved proposal set out what the payment covers and when work can begin. Before transferring funds, check that the invoice matches the agreed service, asset, network and payment schedule; ask for a correction if any detail differs from your agreement.

Prepayment terms are confirmed for the specific engagement rather than assumed from a general page. Your proposal or invoice should make clear what is payable before kickoff and whether any later payment milestone applies. The project timeline is confirmed alongside those terms. Work starts after the required prepayment has arrived and the transfer has been verified.

For a smooth handoff, share the transaction reference with your contact after sending funds. Our team can then match the transfer to the invoice and confirm the next step. See how we work for the project handoff, or contact the team to confirm the payment method and schedule before approving an invoice.

What should you check before sending a crypto payment?

Verify the asset, network and recipient address against the current invoice immediately before sending. Crypto transfers are generally irreversible; a transfer sent to the wrong address or on an unsupported network may not be recoverable. If anything looks inconsistent, pause and confirm the details through your established project contact.

Use this practical pre-transfer checklist:

• Match the asset and network to the invoice, including the USDT network label.
• Copy the receiving address from the approved payment instructions; do not rely on an old message.
• Confirm the invoice scope and prepayment schedule are approved.
• Keep the transaction reference so the payment can be identified.

We confirm the agreed service delivery, not blockchain settlement outcomes. Network confirmation timing, wallet-provider handling and recovery of a mistaken transfer are outside our control. Read the guarantees and refunds terms before payment, and ask questions before authorizing a transfer.