Both checkouts buy the same prepaid labels. The split is who processes money, what identifier they require, and which networks you can use. Postage itself is the carrier’s price; our service fee is the line that changes with crypto.
Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay (Stripe)
On the clearnet, Stripe can show Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and sometimes other wallets by region. You need a valid email because Stripe does. Checkout is usually the fastest if the wallet is already on the phone. This path is not on Tor: card networks want clearnet verification. We do not store full card numbers.
Choose this when you are at a laptop with Safari/Chrome, you want the label in the next minute, and you are fine with an email receipt. Details: card / Apple Pay hub.
Cryptocurrency
You pay an invoice from a wallet. Coins include BTC, LTC, XMR, ETH, BCH, ZEC, DASH, SOL, TRX, DOGE, USDT (TRC-20), and USDC (ERC-20). You get 8% off our service fee. Confirmation time depends on the chain. This is the only payment method on the onion mirror and it works without JavaScript. Details: crypto shipping labels.
Side-by-side, without the slogan
| Stripe (card / wallets) | Crypto | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it works | Clearnet | Clearnet and Tor / no-JS |
| Required by Stripe | Not required for payment | |
| Speed | Usually instant authorization | After on-chain confirmation |
| Fee on our line | Standard service fee | 8% off service fee |
| Refund path | Card/wallet per Terms | Typically to paying address per Terms |
A simple rule
Clearnet, card in hand, in a hurry → Stripe. Tor, no-JS, or you already hold crypto → invoice. Either way, quote on new shipment, save recovery credentials, print at 100%.