PAYMENT HELP · GETTING STARTED
Don’t have Bitcoin?
Buy Bitcoin with a supported credit or debit card through an eligible third-party provider, then pay your IPTV242 invoice from your own wallet.
Complete verification and wait until your BTC is available to send before starting our 30-minute payment window. A card purchase can take longer than the checkout timer.
Have your own Bitcoin wallet ready
Use a wallet that supports native BTC on the Bitcoin network. Use your own receiving address for the card purchase. Never enter an IPTV242 invoice address as if it were your personal wallet, or share your recovery words.
Buy enough BTC to cover the invoice and fees
The provider handles your card and any identity checks on its own website. Review the final BTC you receive, exchange rate, purchase limits and all fees. A $75 card purchase may deliver less than the BTC needed for a $75 invoice. Allow for a separate Bitcoin sending fee.
Wait until the Bitcoin can be sent
Card approval does not mean the BTC is ready. Delivery, verification and withdrawal holds vary by provider, bank, country and account. Check your wallet’s available balance before continuing.
Return to your IPTV242 payment link
When ready, start the 30-minute checkout and open secure Bitcoin checkout. Send the exact BTC amount to the address shown on that invoice. Use native BTC on the Bitcoin network; do not send SOL, USDT or wrapped Bitcoin.
Wait for payment confirmation
Your subscription follows the activation process for your package after BTCPay confirms settlement. Buying crypto alone does not pay or activate the subscription. If an invoice expired or you already sent payment, contact support before sending again.
Card purchase option
A card purchase provider is not currently available through this website. Contact Sales for help with payment options. You can still pay an invoice using BTC already available in your own wallet.
Contact Sales for payment help →Only use a provider available in your location and permitted for your intended use. Do not describe someone else’s wallet as your own. Your bank may decline cryptocurrency purchases or apply additional charges; review its terms before buying.