Pay with Ethereum
Ethereum is accepted on everything here. Whether it is a good idea depends almost entirely on what gas costs at the moment you press send.
What you can buy with ETH
Everything on the site takes ETH, at the same price as any other coin. Browse all categories →
Gas is an auction, and you are bidding
Ethereum fees are not a percentage and not a flat rate. You are bidding for space in the next block against everyone else who wants it, so the same transfer costs wildly different amounts at different hours. A quiet Sunday and a busy weekday are not comparable.
This matters more here than on an exchange, because you are sending a specific amount to a specific address inside a time window. A fee spike between quoting and sending is the usual reason an Ethereum payment arrives short or late.
Mainnet only
We accept Ethereum on mainnet. Layer twos — Arbitrum, Optimism, Base and the rest — are not supported, and sending from one to a mainnet address is the same category of mistake as picking the wrong chain for a stablecoin.
If your ETH is on a layer two, bridge it back before paying, and factor that cost into whether Ethereum is the right choice at all for this order.
When ETH makes sense here
Larger orders, where the gas fee is small relative to what you are buying. A $1,400 phone paid in ETH is barely affected by a few dollars of gas; a $14 subscription can be.
It also makes sense when ETH is simply what you hold. Swapping has its own cost, and paying directly is often cheaper than converting first even at unfavourable gas.
ERC-20 stablecoins are a different thing
USDT and USDC on Ethereum are token transfers rather than plain ETH sends, and they typically cost more gas, not less. If you are choosing between ETH and an ERC-20 stablecoin purely on fees, plain ETH usually wins.
If you want the fee to stop mattering altogether, the answer is not a different token on Ethereum — it is a different chain.
When not to pay with ETH
Small orders during high gas. Check what your wallet is quoting before you commit; if the fee is a meaningful fraction of the purchase, pay from Tron or Solana instead.
Questions
Do you accept Ethereum layer twos like Arbitrum or Base?
No. Mainnet Ethereum only. Sending from a layer two to a mainnet address is the same class of unrecoverable mistake as using the wrong chain entirely.
Why does the fee change so much?
Gas is priced by demand for block space rather than by the size of your transfer, so it swings with how busy the network is at that moment.
Is ETH or USDT on Ethereum cheaper to send?
Plain ETH, usually. Token transfers consume more gas than a simple send.
What if gas spikes after I get my quote?
Your quote covers the amount you owe us, not your network fee. If the fee has become unreasonable, do not send — get a fresh quote later or pay from another chain.