Buy gift cards and AI subscriptions with LTC
Litecoin is a practical middle ground: it confirms in a couple of minutes rather than tens of minutes, and the transfer cost stays low even when other chains are congested. That makes it well suited to smaller orders where Bitcoin's fee would be a visible share of the total.
Why pay in LTC
- Blocks arrive roughly four times as often as Bitcoin's, so your payment confirms sooner and we start sourcing sooner.
- Transfer costs stay low and predictable, and do not spike the way Ethereum gas does when the network is busy.
- It is supported by essentially every exchange, so getting it is rarely the obstacle.
The address format trips people up
Litecoin has older addresses starting with L or M and newer ones starting with ltc1. Both are valid Litecoin addresses, but some older wallets and exchanges refuse to send to the newer format. If your exchange rejects the invoice address as invalid, that is usually the cause — not a problem with the invoice. Contact us and we will issue one your wallet accepts.
Sending it without losing money
- Copy the address rather than retyping it, and check the first and last four characters after pasting.
- It is a distinct network from Bitcoin. LTC sent to a BTC address is not recoverable, and the addresses can look similar at a glance.
- Confirmation is quick, so if nothing has arrived after fifteen minutes it usually means the transaction was never broadcast.
What you can buy with LTC
Every product in the catalogue accepts LTC. These are the AI subscriptions, which is where most LTC orders go — the full catalogue including Amazon, Steam, Netflix and Apple is on the shopping, gaming and streaming pages.
Delivered by email within 12 hours of your payment confirming, usually under 30 minutes during 08:00–02:00 UTC.