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On Anyza you pay the seller directly — in USDC or USDT on the Solana network, or through the link they provide. If you've never had a wallet, these five steps cover it.

About 15 minutes the first time. After that, each payment takes seconds.

Already have a wallet and USDC? Skip to "How to pay on Anyza" →

  1. Step 1

    Create a wallet

    A wallet is an app that holds your coins and signs your payments. It's yours, not Anyza's — nobody else has access.

    • Install a Solana wallet on your phone or browser (Phantom and Solflare are the most common; any wallet that supports USDC and USDT works).
    • When you create it, it shows 12 or 24 words: the recovery phrase. Write them on paper and keep them safe. Whoever has the words has the money.
    • Never type those words into a website, form or chat. No real support asks for them — not Anyza's either.

    Anyza does not recommend exchanges, does not sell crypto and does not hold funds. Wallets named here are market examples.

  2. Step 2

    Put USDC or USDT in it

    USDC and USDT are "digital dollars": 1 USDC is worth 1 dollar. That is what you will pay with.

    • Most wallets have a "Buy" button that takes a card or local bank transfer, through a partner the wallet chose.
    • Or buy on an exchange in your country and withdraw to your wallet address — choosing the Solana network on withdrawal.
    • Or buy from someone you trust (P2P), asking them to send on Solana. Start small, with the amount of your first purchase.

  3. Step 3

    What it costs

    On Solana the network fee is cents, and Anyza charges the payer nothing.

    • Each transfer costs a fraction of a cent in SOL — keep a few cents of SOL in the wallet to pay the fees.
    • The real cost is the exchange rate from your currency to dollars: compare before buying.
    • Sellers and organizers pay Anyza no commission; the price you see is what reaches them.

  4. Step 4

    Where people slip

    Almost every crypto problem comes from three mistakes — all avoidable.

    • Wrong network: USDC exists on several networks. On Anyza it is always Solana. Sending on another network loses the money.
    • Wrong amount or token: pay exactly the amount shown, in the token requested (USDC or USDT). The QR code already has everything right.
    • "Support" that messages you privately, asks for your recovery phrase or sends a link to "validate your wallet": always a scam.

  5. Step 5

    How it works on Anyza

    Anyza shows the QR code, checks the network and releases — but the money never passes through us.

    • You scan the QR (or copy the address and amount) in your wallet and confirm. The payment goes from your wallet straight to the seller's.
    • Anyza sees the transaction on the network and releases right away: subscription, ticket, super chat. If it takes long, you can paste the transaction signature.
    • Paid wrong? Anyza cannot reverse it — only the recipient can send it back. Use the "report" button on the payment screen.

Pick your wallet and follow the steps

They all work the same on Anyza. Phantom and Solflare are the most used on Solana; if you already have another Solana wallet, use yours.

  1. 1Get Phantom from your phone's app store or as a browser extension (only from the official site phantom.com).
  2. 2Tap "Create a new wallet" and choose a password for the app.
  3. 3Write the 12 words of the recovery phrase on paper, in order. The app will ask you to confirm some of them.
  4. 4On the main screen tap "Buy", choose USDC and the amount, and pay by card or bank transfer through the partner shown. Buy a little more than your purchase (about 5%) for fees and exchange rate.
  5. 5Done: the USDC balance shows on the main screen. Tap the scan icon (top corner) when it is time to pay.

How to pay on Anyza, screen by screen

Every crypto charge in the family (subscription, ticket, super chat) uses the same screen. It shows a QR code, the exact amount, and watches the network until the payment lands.

  1. 1

    Choose "Crypto (USDC/USDT on Solana)"

    On the payment screen you pick how to pay. If the organizer also takes card or a link, both options appear side by side.

  2. 2

    Choose the token

    USDC or USDT — whichever you have. The amount is the same; Anyza accepts either one to complete the purchase.

  3. 3

    Scan the QR with your wallet

    Open the wallet, tap scan and point at the QR. Address, amount and token come pre-filled. On a phone, the "Open in wallet" button does it for you.

  4. 4

    Check and confirm in the wallet

    The wallet shows who receives and how much. Check the amount (with the cents) and confirm. The network fee shows separately, in SOL.

  5. 5

    Wait for confirmation

    Within seconds Anyza sees the transaction on the network and releases: subscription active, ticket issued, super chat live. The page updates by itself.

  6. 6

    If it takes long

    Copy the "transaction signature" from the wallet history and paste it in the field on the screen. If you paid from an exchange, use the address and amount fields to copy and paste instead of the QR.

Before you confirm, check

  • The network is Solana (not Ethereum, Tron, Polygon…).
  • The token is the one the screen asked for: USDC or USDT.
  • The amount is exactly the one shown, cents included — they identify your payment.
  • There are a few cents of SOL in the wallet for the fee.
  • The address in the wallet starts and ends like the one on the screen.

Words you will meet along the way

Wallet
An app that holds your coins and signs payments. It is yours; nobody else has access.
Recovery phrase
12 or 24 words that recreate the wallet on another device. Whoever has the words has the money. Paper, never a photo or the cloud.
Network
The "road" the money travels on. USDC exists on several; on Anyza it is always Solana. Wrong network = money lost.
USDC and USDT
Digital dollars: 1 USDC = 1 dollar. Used to pay without price swings.
SOL
The coin of the Solana network, used to pay the fee of each transaction (fractions of a cent). It is not what you pay Anyza.
Network fee
What the network charges to process the transaction. On Solana, almost nothing. It goes neither to Anyza nor to the seller.
Transaction signature
The "receipt" of a transaction: a long code shown in the wallet history. You paste it on the screen if confirmation takes long.
Solana Pay
The QR standard Anyza uses: the wallet reads address, amount and token at once, nothing to type.

If something goes wrong

A problem with the product, ticket or subscription
Talk to whoever sold or organized — through the channels on the event page, the community chat or the listing. They received the money and they refund.
A problem with the screen or your Anyza account
Contact Anyza through the contact page. We never ask for your recovery phrase, password or access to your wallet. Never.
I sent on another network or to the wrong address
No company — not Anyza, not the wallet — can reverse it. That is why the "Solana only" warning appears twice on the screen.

Common questions

Do I need Bitcoin?
No. Anyza payments are in USDC or USDT on Solana. Bitcoin only appears when a Market seller chooses to accept it.
Can I pay by card?
When the seller offers a payment link (for example Whop), yes — the card is processed by that service, not by Anyza.
What if I lose my phone?
Install the wallet on another device and restore it with the recovery words. Without the words there is no recovery — hence the paper.

This guide is informational and not investment advice. Crypto carries market and operational risk; use amounts you can afford to lose and check everything before confirming.

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