Paying with crypto

Choosing crypto in the bot opens a hosted invoice page where you pick the coin and network and send the payment. Your access starts when the network confirms it — usually within minutes. Litora never sees your wallet; the invoice page belongs to the payment processor.

The states worth knowing, because crypto is not a card:

• Paid. The bot sends your setup link. Done.
• Underpaid. You sent less than the invoice asked — the payment is not lost. The invoice can be topped up: send /support and say so, and we will help you complete it.
• Overpaid. The purchase goes through; the record keeps both what was quoted and what settled.
• Expired. An invoice lasts about an hour. If it expired unpaid, start the purchase again — nothing was taken.
• Locked. In rare cases the processor's compliance checks hold a payment. This is a human's decision to resolve, not an automatic one: send /support.

A crypto payment cannot be reversed by anyone, so a refund here is a fresh transfer we send to an address you give us, and the network fee it costs comes out of the amount returned. That is why we would rather extend your access than return money, and why the states above are the real safety net — an underpaid invoice can be completed and a locked payment is resolved by a person, both through /support. When a refund is due at all is the refund policy.