ChatGPT
OpenAIstarts at $56.10 fees included
Plus $20 · Pro $100 / $200 / $500per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Paying in USDC
USDC: pay for ChatGPT, Claude and other AI plans
ChatGPT, Claude, Canva, CapCut Pro, Cursor and the rest of the catalog, settled in USDC on any of 6 networks. No customer account, no card, and the subscription goes onto an account you own.
Circle’s USDC is pegged to the dollar, so the USDC figure on your order page is the dollar total.
Accepted USDC networks
| Network | Time to paid | Network cost | Network name at exchanges |
|---|---|---|---|
| USDCBase | about 1 to 2 minutes | under 1 cent, paid in ETH | Base |
| USDCEthereum (ERC-20) | about 7 to 10 minutes | a few cents in ETH most days | Ethereum, also shown as ERC20 |
| USDCSolana | under 1 minute | under 1 cent, paid in SOL | Solana, also shown as SPL |
| USDCBNB Smart Chain (BEP-20) | under 1 minute | well under 1 cent, paid in BNB | BNB Smart Chain, also shown as BSC or BEP20 |
| USDCPolygon | about 1 minute | under 1 cent, paid in POL | Polygon, also shown as Polygon PoS or MATIC |
| USDCArbitrum One | about 1 to 5 minutes | under 1 cent, paid in ETH | Arbitrum One, sometimes shown as ARB |
Before you send USDC
- Accepted networks: Base, Ethereum (ERC-20), Solana, BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20), Polygon, Arbitrum One. Pick one on the order page and send on exactly that one.
- Native USDC only. Bridged versions such as USDC.e on Polygon or Arbitrum are different tokens and don’t count.
- On Coinbase, sending USDC on Base is usually the cheapest route; choose Base as the network when you withdraw.
- From your own wallet, keep a little gas: ETH on Base, ETH on Ethereum (ERC-20), SOL on Solana, BNB on BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20), POL on Polygon, ETH on Arbitrum.
Sending USDC on Base, step by step
Self-custody wallet
- 01Besides the USDC, keep a small amount of ETH on Base on Base to cover gas (under 1 cent, paid in ETH).
- 02Select USDC on Base on your order page and leave that tab open.
- 03Open Coinbase Wallet, or whichever USD Coin wallet you use, hit Send and select USDC on Base.
- 04This QR code holds the address only. Scan or paste it, then enter the amount by hand from the order page.
- 05Enter the amount to the final digit. On most coins those trailing digits belong to your order alone, so don’t round.
- 06Before sending, compare the first and last four characters of the address (42 characters, beginning 0x) and the amount, digit for digit.
- 07Approve the transfer.
- 08Leave the order page open. It refreshes itself when your transaction shows up, and marks it paid after about 1 to 2 minutes.
Exchange account
- 01Select USDC on Base on your order page and use the exchange option there. It switches to a QR code with the address only, plus copy buttons.
- 02In the exchange, go to Withdraw (some call it “Send”) and select USDC.
- 03Set the network to Base. Most lost payments start at this step.
- 04Paste the address. If the exchange offers a memo or tag field, leave it blank: this address works without one.
- 05Type the amount due plus the exchange’s withdrawal fee, or the fee comes out of your payment. The adder below does the sum. Where the form shows a “receive” figure, make that one equal the amount due.
- 06Approve it with 2FA or the email link. Exchanges sometimes hold a withdrawal for review, most often the first one to a new address.
Where payments go wrong
- Picking Ethereum mainnet instead of Base. Nothing about the address tells them apart.
- No ETH on Base to pay the gas.
Sending USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20), step by step
Self-custody wallet
- 01Besides the USDC, keep a small amount of ETH on Ethereum (ERC-20) to cover gas (a few cents in ETH most days).
- 02Select USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20) on your order page and leave that tab open.
- 03Open MetaMask, or whichever USD Coin wallet you use, hit Send and select USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20).
- 04This QR code holds the address only. Scan or paste it, then enter the amount by hand from the order page.
- 05Enter the amount to the final digit. On most coins those trailing digits belong to your order alone, so don’t round.
- 06Before sending, compare the first and last four characters of the address (42 characters, beginning 0x) and the amount, digit for digit.
- 07Approve the transfer.
- 08Leave the order page open. It refreshes itself when your transaction shows up, and marks it paid after about 7 to 10 minutes.
Exchange account
- 01Select USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20) on your order page and use the exchange option there. It switches to a QR code with the address only, plus copy buttons.
- 02In the exchange, go to Withdraw (some call it “Send”) and select USDC.
- 03Set the network to Ethereum, also shown as ERC20. Most lost payments start at this step.
- 04Paste the address. If the exchange offers a memo or tag field, leave it blank: this address works without one.
- 05Type the amount due plus the exchange’s withdrawal fee, or the fee comes out of your payment. The adder below does the sum. Where the form shows a “receive” figure, make that one equal the amount due.
- 06Approve it with 2FA or the email link. Exchanges sometimes hold a withdrawal for review, most often the first one to a new address.
Where payments go wrong
- Picking Base, Polygon or Arbitrum. The 0x address matches, the chain does not.
- An empty ETH balance, so nothing pays the gas.
Sending USDC on Solana, step by step
Self-custody wallet
- 01Besides the USDC, keep a small amount of SOL on Solana to cover gas (under 1 cent, paid in SOL).
- 02Select USDC on Solana on your order page and leave that tab open.
- 03Open Phantom, or whichever USD Coin wallet you use, hit Send and select USDC on Solana.
- 04The QR code carries both the address and the amount, so one scan fills the form. The copy buttons work too.
- 05Enter the amount to the final digit. On most coins those trailing digits belong to your order alone, so don’t round.
- 06Before sending, compare the first and last four characters of the address (32 to 44 base58 characters) and the amount, digit for digit.
- 07Approve the transfer.
- 08Leave the order page open. It refreshes itself when your transaction shows up, and marks it paid after under 1 minute.
Exchange account
- 01Select USDC on Solana on your order page and use the exchange option there. It switches to a QR code with the address only, plus copy buttons.
- 02In the exchange, go to Withdraw (some call it “Send”) and select USDC.
- 03Set the network to Solana, also shown as SPL. Most lost payments start at this step.
- 04Paste the address. If the exchange offers a memo or tag field, leave it blank: this address works without one.
- 05Type the amount due plus the exchange’s withdrawal fee, or the fee comes out of your payment. The adder below does the sum. Where the form shows a “receive” figure, make that one equal the amount due.
- 06Approve it with 2FA or the email link. Exchanges sometimes hold a withdrawal for review, most often the first one to a new address.
Where payments go wrong
- Withdrawing USDC on any network other than Solana (SPL).
Sending USDC on BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20), step by step
Self-custody wallet
- 01Besides the USDC, keep a small amount of BNB on BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20) to cover gas (well under 1 cent, paid in BNB).
- 02Select USDC on BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20) on your order page and leave that tab open.
- 03Open Trust Wallet, or whichever USD Coin wallet you use, hit Send and select USDC on BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20).
- 04This QR code holds the address only. Scan or paste it, then enter the amount by hand from the order page.
- 05Enter the amount to the final digit. On most coins those trailing digits belong to your order alone, so don’t round.
- 06Before sending, compare the first and last four characters of the address (42 characters, beginning 0x) and the amount, digit for digit.
- 07Approve the transfer.
- 08Leave the order page open. It refreshes itself when your transaction shows up, and marks it paid after under 1 minute.
Exchange account
- 01Select USDC on BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20) on your order page and use the exchange option there. It switches to a QR code with the address only, plus copy buttons.
- 02In the exchange, go to Withdraw (some call it “Send”) and select USDC.
- 03Set the network to BNB Smart Chain, also shown as BSC or BEP20. Most lost payments start at this step.
- 04Paste the address. If the exchange offers a memo or tag field, leave it blank: this address works without one.
- 05Type the amount due plus the exchange’s withdrawal fee, or the fee comes out of your payment. The adder below does the sum. Where the form shows a “receive” figure, make that one equal the amount due.
- 06Approve it with 2FA or the email link. Exchanges sometimes hold a withdrawal for review, most often the first one to a new address.
Where payments go wrong
- Picking ERC20 (Ethereum) where the order asks for BEP20.
- An empty BNB balance, so nothing pays the gas.
Sending USDC on Polygon, step by step
Self-custody wallet
- 01Besides the USDC, keep a small amount of POL on Polygon to cover gas (under 1 cent, paid in POL).
- 02Select USDC on Polygon on your order page and leave that tab open.
- 03Open MetaMask, or whichever USD Coin wallet you use, hit Send and select USDC on Polygon.
- 04This QR code holds the address only. Scan or paste it, then enter the amount by hand from the order page.
- 05Enter the amount to the final digit. On most coins those trailing digits belong to your order alone, so don’t round.
- 06Before sending, compare the first and last four characters of the address (42 characters, beginning 0x) and the amount, digit for digit.
- 07Approve the transfer.
- 08Leave the order page open. It refreshes itself when your transaction shows up, and marks it paid after about 1 minute.
Exchange account
- 01Select USDC on Polygon on your order page and use the exchange option there. It switches to a QR code with the address only, plus copy buttons.
- 02In the exchange, go to Withdraw (some call it “Send”) and select USDC.
- 03Set the network to Polygon, also shown as Polygon PoS or MATIC. Most lost payments start at this step.
- 04Paste the address. If the exchange offers a memo or tag field, leave it blank: this address works without one.
- 05Type the amount due plus the exchange’s withdrawal fee, or the fee comes out of your payment. The adder below does the sum. Where the form shows a “receive” figure, make that one equal the amount due.
- 06Approve it with 2FA or the email link. Exchanges sometimes hold a withdrawal for review, most often the first one to a new address.
Where payments go wrong
- Sending USDC.e, the older bridged token. Only native USDC on Polygon is accepted.
Sending USDC on Arbitrum One, step by step
Self-custody wallet
- 01Besides the USDC, keep a small amount of ETH on Arbitrum on Arbitrum One to cover gas (under 1 cent, paid in ETH).
- 02Select USDC on Arbitrum One on your order page and leave that tab open.
- 03Open MetaMask, or whichever USD Coin wallet you use, hit Send and select USDC on Arbitrum One.
- 04This QR code holds the address only. Scan or paste it, then enter the amount by hand from the order page.
- 05Enter the amount to the final digit. On most coins those trailing digits belong to your order alone, so don’t round.
- 06Before sending, compare the first and last four characters of the address (42 characters, beginning 0x) and the amount, digit for digit.
- 07Approve the transfer.
- 08Leave the order page open. It refreshes itself when your transaction shows up, and marks it paid after about 1 to 5 minutes.
Exchange account
- 01Select USDC on Arbitrum One on your order page and use the exchange option there. It switches to a QR code with the address only, plus copy buttons.
- 02In the exchange, go to Withdraw (some call it “Send”) and select USDC.
- 03Set the network to Arbitrum One, sometimes shown as ARB. Most lost payments start at this step.
- 04Paste the address. If the exchange offers a memo or tag field, leave it blank: this address works without one.
- 05Type the amount due plus the exchange’s withdrawal fee, or the fee comes out of your payment. The adder below does the sum. Where the form shows a “receive” figure, make that one equal the amount due.
- 06Approve it with 2FA or the email link. Exchanges sometimes hold a withdrawal for review, most often the first one to a new address.
Where payments go wrong
- Sending USDC.e, the older bridged token. Only native USDC on Arbitrum One is accepted.
- No ETH on Arbitrum to pay the gas.
AI plans you can buy with USDC
Claude
Anthropicstarts at $56.10 fees included
Pro $20 · Max 5x $100 · Max 20x $200per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Your Claude account, wherever you are
Canva
Design tools plus Canva AIstarts at $66.64 fees included
Pro $18 · Business $25per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
CapCut Pro
Video editor with AI toolsstarts at $55.06 fees included
Pro $19.99per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Cursor
Code editor with AIstarts at $68.82 fees included
Pro $25.99 · Pro+ $77.99 · Ultra $259.99per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
GitHub Copilot
GitHubstarts at $55.24 fees included
Pro $10 · Pro+ $39.99 · Max $99per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Google AI Pro
Google · Geministarts at $56.07 fees included
AI Pro $19.99 · AI Ultra 5x $99.99 · AI Ultra 20x $199.99per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Midjourney
Images and video from AIstarts at $73.92 fees included
Mega $120 · yearly from $96per month or per year
Your Midjourney account, wherever you are
Perplexity Pro
Perplexitystarts at $56.10 fees included
Pro $20 · Max $200 · Max yearly $2,000per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Photoshop
Adobestarts at $57.53 fees included
Mobile & Web $69.99per year
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
SuperGrok
xAI · Grokstarts at $78.67 fees included
SuperGrok $30 · Plus $100 · Heavy $300 · Heavy yearly $3,000per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
X Premium
X · Grok includedstarts at $64.68 fees included
Premium $84 · Premium+ $395per year
An X account with no Premium yet, anywhere
Adobe Express Premium
Adobestarts at $58.98 fees included
Premium $9.99per month · 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Base44
Apps built from a promptstarts at $100.25 fees included
Pro $99.99 · Builder yearly $479.99 · Starter yearly $191.99per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Bolt.new
Apps built from a promptstarts at $110.00 fees included
Pro 100 $100 · Pro 200 $200 · Pro $216/yrper month or per year
Your Bolt account, wherever you are
Brave Leo Premium
The AI built into Bravestarts at $115.29 fees included
Premium yearly $149.99per year
Your Brave account, wherever you are
Character.AI+
Character.AIstarts at $84.16 fees included
c.ai+ $9.99per month · 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
DeepL Pro
Translation with AIstarts at $55.39 fees included
Individual $10.49 · Individual + Write Pro $23.99per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Devin (Windsurf)
Coding agent plus editorstarts at $216.00 fees included
Max $200per month
Your Devin account, wherever you are
Duolingo Max
Learn languages with AIstarts at $74.21 fees included
Max $29.99per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
ElevenLabs
Voice generation with AIstarts at $108.90 fees included
Pro $99 · Scale $299 · Business $990 · Creator yearly $220per month or per year
Your ElevenLabs account, wherever you are
Gamma
Presentations built by AIstarts at $83.16 fees included
Ultra $100 · Pro $216/yr · Plus $108/yrper month or per year
Your Gamma account, wherever you are
Genspark
Workspace for AI agentsstarts at $160.07 fees included
Pro $249.99 · Plus yearly $239.99per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Grammarly Premium
Grammarlystarts at $56.09 fees included
Premium $59.99 / 3 months · $139.99 / year3, 6 or 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
HeyGen
Video avatars made with AIstarts at $76.70 fees included
Creator $29per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Ideogram
Images from AIstarts at $66.00 fees included
Pro $60 · Plus $180/yrper month or per year
Your Ideogram account, wherever you are
Kimi
Moonshot AIstarts at $99.50 fees included
Max $99 · Ultra $199per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Kling AI
Video made with AIstarts at $91.78 fees included
Pro $37 · Premier $92 · Ultra $179.99per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Krea
Images and video from AIstarts at $77.00 fees included
Max $70 · Max 100k $165 · Pro $252/yrper month or per year
Your Krea account, wherever you are
Leonardo.Ai
Images and video from AIstarts at $77.12 fees included
Ultimate $79.99 · Premium $39.99per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Lovable
Apps built from a promptstarts at $77.12 fees included
Pro $39.99 · Business $79.99per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Luma AI
Video from AI · Dream Machinestarts at $99.00 fees included
Pro $90 · Ultra $300 · Plus $300/yrper month or per year
Your Luma account, wherever you are
Manus
Autonomous AI agentstarts at $56.10 fees included
Pro 4,000 $20 · Pro 8,000 $40 · Pro 40,000 $200per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Microsoft 365
Microsoft · Copilot includedstarts at $62.08 fees included
Personal $99.99 · Family $129.99per year
Country keys: US, UK, Canada, Australia, EU
Microsoft 365 Premium
Microsoft · Copilot built instarts at $56.07 fees included
Premium $19.99per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Mistral Vibe
Mistral AIstarts at $74.01 fees included
Pro $14.99per month · 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Monica
AI assistant in your browser and phonestarts at $68.82 fees included
Max $24.99per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Notion
Business plan includes Notion AIstarts at $58.98 fees included
Business $23.99 · Plus yearly $119.99per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Ollama
Open models on your machine or in the cloudstarts at $110.00 fees included
Max $100 · Pro $200/yrper month or per year
Your Ollama account, wherever you are
OpenArt
Images, video and characters from AIstarts at $61.60 fees included
Pro $56 · Wonder $240 · Plus $324/yrper month or per year
Your OpenArt account, wherever you are
OpusClip
Short clips cut by AIstarts at $78.65 fees included
Pro $29per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Otter.ai
Meeting notes by AIstarts at $70.18 fees included
Pro $16.99per month · 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Photoroom
Photo editor with AIstarts at $58.98 fees included
Pro $9.99 · Max $34.99 · Ultra $99per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Plaud
Note-taker with AIstarts at $160.07 fees included
Unlimited yearly $239.99per year
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Poe
Quorastarts at $56.07 fees included
Plus $19.99per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Raycast
Launcher with AI, Mac and Windowsstarts at $56.07 fees included
Max $49.99 · Pro+ $19.99per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Replit
Replitstarts at $55.00 fees included
$50 – $1,000face value
Your Replit account, wherever you are
Runway
Video made with AIstarts at $96.37 fees included
Pro $35 · Max $95 · Standard yearly $143.99per month · 1, 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Sider
Sidebar AI with an agent and a cloud computerstarts at $676.20 fees included
Max yearly $1,000per year
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Speak
Language tutoring with AIstarts at $126.42 fees included
Premium Plus yearly $164.99per year
Needs an account in the US, Germany or France
Speechify Premium
Text to speech with AIstarts at $107.79 fees included
Premium $139.99per year
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Suno
Music made with AIstarts at $78.67 fees included
Pro $10 · Premier $30per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Topaz Labs
Photo upscaling with AIstarts at $80.44 fees included
Image Pro $35 · Image Personal yearly $109per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Udio
Music made with AIstarts at $78.67 fees included
Pro $30per month · 3, 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Warp
Terminal with AI, for developersstarts at $164.27 fees included
Max $200 · Build $216/yrper month or per year
Your Warp account, wherever you are
Willow
Voice dictation with AIstarts at $107.98 fees included
Pro yearly $143.99per year
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Wispr Flow
Voice dictation with AIstarts at $66.64 fees included
Pro $15per month · 6, 12 months
Accounts based in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or EU
Questions about paying in USDC
Which AI subscriptions can I pay for in USDC?
All of them. Every plan in the AIwithBitcoin catalog accepts USDC (on Base, Ethereum (ERC-20), Solana, BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20), Polygon, Arbitrum One), ChatGPT, Claude, Canva included. Choose USDC at checkout and send the exact figure from your order page.
How fast is a USDC payment marked as paid?
On Base: about 1 to 2 minutes. On Ethereum (ERC-20): about 7 to 10 minutes. On Solana: under 1 minute. On BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20): under 1 minute. On Polygon: about 1 minute. On Arbitrum One: about 1 to 5 minutes. The order page moves on by itself; there is nothing to refresh.
USDC on which network?
Whichever of Base, Ethereum (ERC-20), Solana, BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20), Polygon, Arbitrum One already holds your USDC. What matters is that the network you choose on the order page and the one you send on are the same. The lowest-cost USDC here, and the default for many Coinbase users.
Is there KYC or an account to create?
Neither. Checkout asks for an email address, used only to send your order link and activation steps. No ID, no name, no sign-up.
What happens if the amount I send is off?
Payments are matched by their exact amount, so copy it to the final digit. If a different figure lands, message us with the order ID and transaction ID and a person pairs them by hand.