Payment

If you do not have cryptocurrency yet

We are paid in cryptocurrency, straight to our own wallet. There is no card terminal on this website and we are not planning one — that decision is explained at the bottom of this page.

You can still pay with a card. You buy the cryptocurrency yourself from a licensed exchange, and then send it to the address your order gives you. We are not part of that purchase and we earn nothing from it. Allow about twenty minutes the first time, most of which is the exchange verifying who you are; after that it is a couple of minutes.

Three steps

1. Step 1

   Buy the coin with your card

   Use any regulated exchange you like. Two that serve Croatia and most of the EU, sell with a card, and let you withdraw to an address you type in:

   • · MoonPay
   • · Ramp Network

   How much? The goods are €349.00 a vial and delivery starts at €6.91 — the checkout shows your exact total once it knows your country and quantity, and you can get that far without paying anything. Buy a little over it. The exchange's fee and the network fee both come out of what you receive, and a payment that lands a few cents short has to be reconciled by hand. Anything left over stays yours.

   Send it to a wallet you control. If you do not have one, both companies above will help you set one up during the purchase.

2. Step 2

   Now start the order

   Go through checkout and choose the same coin you bought. The payment screen gives you a deposit address, which belongs to your order alone and is never reused, and the exact amount to send. Send it from your wallet. Save the order link on that screen — it is the record of your order and the way to reach us about it.

3. Step 3

   Nothing

   Our system watches the address. When the payment appears on-chain you get an email, and another when it confirms. You do not need to send us a receipt or tell us it is done.

   If the fifteen minutes do run out, nothing is lost. Money that reaches that address is always attributable to your order — an address that has received anything is never reused for anyone else, and a late or short payment is flagged for a human rather than swallowed. Write to us with your order number and we will settle it by hand. What we cannot promise in that case is the original rate: the quote it was locked to has gone, so the amount may need adjusting either way.

Get the network right

This is the one thing that can actually lose money, and it has nothing to do with us or with the exchange. A coin sent over the wrong network goes to an address that looks valid and is not. Nobody can reverse it.

If the exchange offers you a cheaper network for the same coin, do not take it. Match the invoice.

What it costs, and what it asks of you

Buying cryptocurrency with a card is not free. Both companies above publish their fees, and both charge an exchange-rate margin on top that neither publishes as a separate figure. The numbers below were read from their own pages on 5 August 2026 — check them yourself before you buy, because they change.

One consequence worth stating plainly: this route is not anonymous towards the exchange. It knows who you are and that you bought cryptocurrency. It is not told what you spent it on, and we are never told anything about you by them — but if being identified to a financial company is the thing you are trying to avoid, this route does not avoid it.

For larger purchases the exchange may also ask you to confirm that you control the destination address. Under EU rules that question is normal above roughly one thousand euro. You can answer it honestly — the address is yours to pay from, and it belongs to your order.

What we are not

We have no agreement, partnership or affiliate arrangement with MoonPay or Ramp Network, and we receive nothing if you use them. They are named here because they serve this region and sell with a card, not because we vouch for them. Any other licensed exchange works exactly as well.

Their fees are theirs. We cannot refund them, discount them, or see them. If something goes wrong inside their service — a card declined, a verification refused, a purchase stuck — that is between you and them, and we have no visibility into it. What we can help with is anything that reaches our address: an underpayment, a late payment, a payment in two parts. Write to us with your order number and we will sort it out by hand.

Why there is no card button here

Because the companies that would provide one do not want this category, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise. Several of the payment processors we looked at exclude research chemicals, peptides or unlicensed pharmaceuticals by name in their own published terms. Getting a card button by describing the business as something else is not a route we will take.

The remaining option is to put the buyer through a licensed exchange, which is what this page describes. It costs you a few percent. It costs us nothing to be honest about.