Crypto Payments
Pay with Stablecoins at Keep Shooting
USDC, USDT and PYUSD — a dollar is a dollar, all the way to checkout.
Crypto without the price swings. Your order total is $74.76, you send 74.76 USDC, and the number never moves between the cart and the confirmation. Here is exactly how it works, screen by screen.
We have taken Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin for a while now, and plenty of you use them. But there has always been one honest drawback: the price moves. Between adding to your cart and your payment confirming on the chain, the market does whatever the market does.
Stablecoins remove that. USDC, USDT and PYUSD are pegged to the US dollar, so 74.76 USDC is $74.76 when you send it and $74.76 when it lands. No conversion math, no watching a countdown timer, no wondering whether you underpaid because ETH moved a percent while you were finding your wallet.
What we accept now
Choosing “Stablecoins & Crypto” at checkout opens a payment page with eight assets on it. The three dollar-pegged ones are the reason for this article, but the rest are there if you prefer them.
| Asset | What it is | Networks accepted |
|---|---|---|
| USDC | USD Coin — dollar-pegged | Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana |
| USDT | Tether — dollar-pegged | Tron, Ethereum, Polygon |
| PYUSD | PayPal USD — dollar-pegged | Ethereum |
| ETH | Ether | Base, Ethereum |
| BTC / cbBTC | Bitcoin, and Coinbase Wrapped BTC | Bitcoin, Base, Ethereum |
| POL / SOL | Polygon and Solana native coins | Polygon, Solana |
How to pay with stablecoins, step by step
1. Choose “Stablecoins & Crypto” at checkout
Fill in shipping as normal, then pick the stablecoin option in the Payment Method box. Nothing is charged yet — placing the order just reserves it and takes you to the payment page.
2. Pick your coin
The payment page opens with ETH and BTC at the top. Click “+6 more” to see the full list, where you will find USDC, USDT and PYUSD.
3. Pick your network, then send
Choose the network your wallet actually holds funds on. You get a QR code, the exact amount to send, and the deposit address. Scan it with your wallet, or copy the address across.
4. Wait for confirmation
Once it is sent, you land on a page that watches the chain for you. It updates on its own as confirmations come in, and moves to your order confirmation the moment the payment clears. Usually that is a couple of minutes. You can close the tab — we email you either way.
Does a third party handle my crypto payment?
No. This is the part we care most about, and it is the same answer as for Bitcoin: our servers, our wallets, our keys.
The payment page runs on hardware we operate. The addresses you send to belong to wallets we control. There is no payment processor taking a cut, no exchange account in the middle, and no custodian holding your funds while things settle. Your money moves from your wallet to ours, on a public chain you can verify yourself, and nothing sits in between.
That also means no third party receives your order details, no outside company builds a purchase profile on you, and no account with anyone else is required to check out. You need a wallet and nothing more. It is the same principle behind the rest of our crypto payments setup, extended to dollar-pegged coins.
Which network should I send USDC on?
Whichever one your wallet already has funds on. If you have a choice, Base and Polygon are usually the cheapest in network fees and Ethereum is usually the most expensive — on a small order the Ethereum fee can be a meaningful fraction of the total. Solana is fast and cheap if that is where you keep your USDC. The payment page tells you exactly which network it is expecting, and that is the one to use.
What if I send slightly the wrong amount?
Send a little over and we invoice the order and note the difference — get in touch and we will sort out the excess. Send under and the order is held rather than shipped, and we will contact you about the shortfall. Neither case silently swallows your money. With stablecoins this is rare anyway, which is the whole point: the amount on the screen is the amount you send.
The short version
- USDC, USDT and PYUSD are now accepted alongside Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin.
- A dollar stays a dollar. No price movement between checkout and confirmation.
- Pick the coin, then the network. Send on the network shown and nothing else.
- No middleman. Our servers, our wallets, our keys — nobody else touches your payment or your order.
Ready to try it? Put something in your cart and choose Stablecoins & Crypto at checkout, or read more about how we handle crypto payments. If anything above is unclear, or your wallet is doing something odd, get in touch — we have been doing this for 23+ years and someone here will walk you through it.