Why people pay for NSFW AI with crypto
The usual reasons are simple: no adult site name on a card statement, no card stored on a site you only use now and then, and nothing that renews by itself. Paying in USDC, a digital dollar designed to stay worth one US dollar, covers all three when the site only asks for one payment per video.
What shows up where
- Your card statement: Gedighant never charges a card, so it never appears there. If you buy USDC with a card, the app you buy it from shows its own name.
- The blockchain: the payment itself is public on the network, as with any blockchain payment: the sending address and the amount.
- Never on the blockchain: your photos, your results and your email.
So crypto keeps the purchase off your card, but it is not invisible. If that matters to you, pay from an address you do not use for anything else.
How paying works here
You only pay once you choose to turn your image into a video, and each order is paid separately. You can pay from a crypto wallet in your browser, and when you pay that way we cover the network fee. Checkout also lists any other ways to pay that are open right now, such as sending USDC from an app you already use to an address made for that one order. The payment help page walks through each way step by step.
Check these before you send
- The coin: USDC, not another dollar coin.
- The network: one that checkout lists. Coins sent on another network do not reach your order.
- The amount: the exact amount checkout shows, after any fee your app takes.
Try it before you pay anything
Your first personalized image is free, one per verified account, with no card or wallet. You see how your photo comes out first. A 5-second video of any motion is then $1.99, and if a paid video fails or is not delivered you get a full refund. Nothing renews.