Cryptocurrency is an encrypted data string that denotes a unit of currency. It is monitored and organized by a peer-to-peer network called a blockchain. Follow these simple steps below to pay with Cryptocurrency: Step 1: Add the item you would like to purchase to your cart. Then click "Pay Now". Step 2: Choose "Online Payment" and select "Cryptocurrency". Then proceed with "Pay Now". Important Note: Cryptocurrency payments are NOT refundable. You must ensure that the transaction amount keyed in or displayed is correct before confirming the transaction. Once confirmed, the transaction cannot be revoked, canceled, or refunded. Step 3: You will be redirected to the checkout page. You may choose your preferred cryptocurrency to pay for the order. Step 4: You're required to enter your full name (as in your Passport or ID card) in order to comply with the regulations. Step 5: You will need to complete the transaction by using the address or QR code generated.Step 6: You will be redirect

Cryptocurrency payments sometimes come with extra fees because every transaction must be processed and verified on a blockchain network. Unlike traditional payment systems that are handled by banks or payment providers, crypto transactions rely on miners or validators to confirm and secure the transfer. Here are some possible reasons why you may have been charged more than the total order amount when using cryptocurrency as your payment method. 1. Network (Blockchain) Fees Every cryptocurrency transaction is processed through the blockchain where miners or validators charge a fee to confirm the transaction. This fee varies depending on network congestion—when the network is busy, the fee is higher. 2. Exchange or Platform Fees If you’re making a purchase through a cryptocurrency app or exchange such as Binance or Coinbase, additional service fees may be charged for processing the