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Paying an order in BTC on the Bitcoin network, step by step
Short answer
Open the order page, copy the address on the row marked Bitcoin network, and send the dollar total converted into BTC at the moment you send. Pay the network fee on top, from the same wallet, so the full amount arrives. Then mail the transaction hash and order number to support@vanepeptides.com. The transfer has to confirm within the 72-hour window printed on the order page.
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How the Bitcoin route differs
The order page states one total, in US dollars. On the Tron route that figure goes out as USDT at one per dollar. On the Bitcoin route it has to be converted: the amount you send is the dollar total expressed in BTC at the moment you send it. The order page does not print a BTC figure, because the rate moves while the order is open.
- Asset: BTC only. No token, wrapped coin or other chain is accepted on this row.
- Address: the Bitcoin row's address starts with bc1. Older wallets that cannot send to every bc1 address format will say so before sending; use a wallet that can.
- Fee: paid in BTC by the sender, on top of the amount. It is set by the fee rate you choose, not by the size of the payment.
- Timing: a Bitcoin block arrives about every ten minutes on average, but a transfer sent with a low fee rate can wait much longer before it is included.
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The procedure
Seven steps. Steps 3 and 4 decide whether the right amount arrives, so give them the most care.
Step 01Open the order page
Checkout ends on the order page, and it stays under Account, then Orders. Its Settlement panel shows the total, the deadline and one row per route.
Step 02Copy the Bitcoin address
Find the row that reads BTC with Network: Bitcoin network and press Copy. Where the browser blocks the clipboard, the button selects the address so it can be copied manually. Paste it into the wallet and compare the first and last six characters with the order page.
Step 03Convert the total
Take the dollar total from the panel and convert it into BTC at the current rate, right before sending. A rate checked an hour earlier can leave the payment short. If you are unsure, round up by a small margin rather than down.
Step 04Set the network fee
Choose a fee rate the wallet suggests for confirmation within the next few blocks. The fee is added to what you send; it does not come out of the amount the order receives. Sending from an exchange? Check whether its withdrawal fee is deducted from the figure you type, and add it back if so.
Step 05Send, then copy the TXID
Confirm the transfer and copy the transaction ID (TXID). On Bitcoin it is 64 characters of digits and the letters a to f.
Step 06Email the hash and order number
Send both to support@vanepeptides.com. The link under the addresses on the order page opens a message with the subject already filled in. The hash lets the payment be matched to your order even before it confirms.
Step 07Watch the order page
Once the transfer has confirmed and been matched, the Payment status line moves on. After you pay explains each status line.
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The 72-hour window on Bitcoin
The deadline applies to the transfer arriving, not to the moment you press send. A transfer stuck with a low fee rate still counts against the clock, so on Bitcoin it is worth paying early in the window and at a fee rate that confirms within the hour.
If a transfer is still unconfirmed close to the deadline, email the hash to support@vanepeptides.com straight away. The short, late or wrong-network guide covers what happens to payments that arrive after an order has lapsed.
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Five checks before you press send
- CHK 01Asset and network: BTC, on Bitcoin.
- CHK 02Address: starts with bc1; first and last six characters match the order page.
- CHK 03Amount: the dollar total converted at the current rate, after any exchange deduction.
- CHK 04Fee: chosen for a confirmation within the hour, paid on top.
- CHK 05Deadline: comfortably inside the window printed on the order page.
Comparing the two routes before choosing one: USDT on Tron or BTC. How the dollar total is built from box prices and shipping: building the USDT total.
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