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Payments

Card and bank purchases via Stripe, plus Revolut, PayPal, and bank payouts explained.

Paying for crypto (buy route)

Buy orders use Stripe Crypto On-ramp — the same trusted payment company used by millions of websites. You pay with debit/credit card or bank transfer through Stripe's secure embedded checkout.

  1. Create your buy order and receive an FX ID.
  2. On your order page, open the Stripe payment widget.
  3. Complete identity checks Stripe requires (varies by country and amount).
  4. Once approved, Stripe processes payment and triggers crypto delivery.

Stripe-supported cryptocurrencies

Card/bank checkout only works for these destination assets:

Supported

BTC, ETH, SOL, USDC (Ethereum/Base/Solana/Polygon/Avalanche), MATIC/POL, AVAX, XLM

Litecoin (LTC) is not supported for card payment. Choose another asset or use swap.

Stripe payment issues

IssueWhat to try
Payment declinedTry another card, contact your bank, or use bank transfer option in Stripe
Session expiredOpen order page → Retry payment button
Stuck on pendingWait 10–15 min; refresh order page; contact support with FX ID
Verification loopComplete Stripe KYC prompts — required by Stripe, not Faint Exchange KYC
Wrong asset selectedCancel and create new order with supported token

Receiving fiat (sell route)

Sell payouts are sent manually by staff after your crypto deposit confirms:

MethodDetails neededNotes
Revolut@tag, phone, or account identifierFast for UK/EU Revolut users
PayPal F&FPayPal emailSender must use Friends & Family as selected
PayPal G&SPayPal emailGoods & Services — may incur PayPal fees on your side
BankIBAN / account + sort codeSEPA or wire — slower but higher limits

Supported fiat currencies

PayPal and Revolut support many currencies depending on your account country. Bank routes typically settle in EUR (SEPA) or GBP. Enter payout details matching a currency your account accepts.

Chargebacks and disputes

Important

Filing a bank chargeback after receiving cryptocurrency may be treated as fraud. See our Fraud Policy and Refund Policy. Always contact support first with your FX ID.