Step by step#
- Choose the coin and the amount in USD; the checkout shows the exact coin amount and an address (or a memo where the network needs one).
- Send exactly that amount from your wallet or exchange; the fee is paid by the sender on top.
- Wait for confirmations: seconds on Solana or Tron, minutes on Litecoin or Ethereum, ten minutes to an hour on Bitcoin depending on congestion.
- The balance is credited; the top-up appears in the ledger with its transaction hash.
Choosing a coin#
| Need | Good choices | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest fees on small top-ups | USDT on Tron (TRC-20), Litecoin, Solana | Fees of cents, fast confirmation |
| Stable value between sending and crediting | USDT, USDC | Pegged to the dollar |
| Maximum privacy | Monero | Amounts and parties are shielded on-chain |
| Widest availability | Bitcoin, Ethereum | Every exchange and wallet |
Things that go wrong#
- Sending a token on the wrong network (USDT ERC-20 to a TRC-20 address).
- Forgetting the memo on networks that require it.
- Sending from an exchange that deducts its fee from the amount: send a little more, under-payments are credited at the value received.
How it works at ProxShift#
ProxShift is crypto-only: the wallet is funded in BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC, XMR, SOL, TRX, DOGE and more, from $20, with a bonus on larger top-ups (+10% from $100, +25% from $250, +40% from $500, +50% from $1,000), and credited in USD when the transaction confirms. No card, no chargebacks, no identity documents.
Questions people ask#
Are crypto payments refundable?
Unused wallet balance can be refunded to the wallet it came from, minus network fees; consumed traffic and delivered terms are not refundable. Bonus credit is spent like balance but never paid out.