Paying with a card

WizeClip is paid in stablecoins, digital dollars: one USDT or one USDC is worth one dollar. If you have none, buy them with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay in a free wallet app on your phone, then send them to WizeClip. The first time takes longer, while you set up the wallet. After that, paying takes a few minutes.

What you need

• A phone with a wallet app. The steps below use Trust Wallet, free on the App Store and Google Play.
• A card, or Apple Pay or Google Pay.
• An ID document. The seller in the wallet may ask for it the first time you buy.

Pay in five steps

1. Get a wallet. Install Trust Wallet, tap Create new wallet and keep the backup it shows you somewhere safe: it is the only way back into the wallet.
2. Buy USDT. In Trust Wallet, tap Buy and choose USDT on Ethereum. Buy the price of the plan or the credits plus about $2 for sending it, and pay with your card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. If USDT is not offered, buy USDC on Ethereum. Wait until the coins show in the wallet.
3. Start the payment in WizeClip. On Plan and credits, press Choose a plan, Renew or Add credits, whichever it shows. Choose the plan or the extra credits, and under Pay with the coin you bought: USDT ERC20 or USDC ERC20. Then press Get payment details. A payment waits a limited time, shown on it, so start it once the coins are in the wallet.
4. Send it. In Trust Wallet, tap Send and choose the coin you bought. Paste the address from To this address (it has a Copy button) and check that its first and last four characters are the same. Type the amount from Send exactly, every digit, cents included. Tap Network Fee and choose the coin you are sending, so you need nothing else. Then confirm.
5. Wait for Paid. WizeClip watches the network by itself: a few minutes after you send, the payment says Paid and the plan or the credits start. Whatever is left in the wallet stays yours for next time.

From an exchange app

Already have an exchange app, such as Coinbase, Binance, Kraken or Revolut? You can send from it:

• The same network on both sides. In WizeClip, choose the coin and network you will send on: USDT TRC20 (TRON), USDT ERC20 or USDC ERC20 (Ethereum). In the app, send on that same network. WizeClip does not see a payment sent on any other network, such as BNB Smart Chain, Base, Arbitrum or Polygon.
• The amount in the coin, not in dollars. What arrives has to equal Send exactly. If the app takes its withdrawal fee out of the amount, add the fee on top.
• Who receives it. If the app asks, the answer is another person or business, named WizeClip, with a private (self-hosted) wallet.

If something goes wrong

• Sent a little more? It usually goes through by itself.
• Sent less, in two parts, on another network, or after the time ran out? WizeClip cannot match it by itself, so the payment may keep waiting or say it expired. The money is not lost: message us on Telegram with the transaction ID, which the wallet shows on the transfer (as hash or TxID), and we match it by hand.