A number, then prepaid time
The intended sequence is to create a random account number, save it privately, choose a plan and duration, and pay a dedicated invoice. There is no email registration, separate password, automatic renewal, or card-on-file charge. Downloading remains available without an account; using the workspace requires valid signed access.
Invoice-specific payment details
When checkout is enabled, the order must show the plan, device limit, duration, final price and currency, applicable charges, invoice expiry, and payment method before confirmation. Each invoice has its own identifier and Solana Pay reference. The merchant receiving address can be shared across invoices.
Use the exact amount, network, and destination displayed on that invoice. Do not send money to an expired invoice, copy a destination from an unrelated order, or put an account number in a public blockchain memo. The current direct-payment integration is prepared for native USDC on Solana mainnet only. The wallet needs SOL for network fees. Use the complete payment request, including its reference, rather than sending to the receiving address alone. Bitcoin and EVM addresses do not imply automatic support for those networks.
When access is credited
A wallet transfer or payment seen by the network is not by itself proof of final settlement. The merchant service credits time only after it independently verifies a settled invoice. Partial, invalid, and manually marked payments are not automatically treated as settled. Duplicate notifications must not add time twice.
An invoice in Processing is awaiting its settlement conditions. If an invoice expires or a payment is late, do not assume a second payment is needed; first check the invoice and applicable resolution procedure.
Payment privacy
The account number is not included in the Solana Pay request. A random public reference and a private invoice association connect payment to access. The shared receiving address makes payments linkable on the public Solana ledger. This reduces disclosure of the account credential but does not promise payment anonymity.
Refunds, withdrawal, and mistakes
Public orders are not accepted yet, so this website currently has no paid order to refund. Before sales open, the operator must establish the applicable withdrawal, refund, complaint and mistake-handling procedures and make them available before purchase.
Cryptocurrency transfers are generally not reversible by the recipient’s software. That technical property does not by itself cancel a consumer’s statutory rights. There is no blanket “all crypto payments are non-refundable” rule in these notices, and no invented universal refund guarantee. Any lawful refund procedure may need invoice evidence, account authentication and a compatible return destination; never send a seed phrase or private key.
No automatic renewal
Prepaid access ends when the purchased time expires unless another payment adds time. Logging out of the website does not delete an account or reverse a transfer. Closing a wallet does not cancel a payment already broadcast. No paid checkout will be represented as live while the payment service is unconfigured.