Do you accept other cryptocurrencies?

Yes. Bitcoin, Monero, and Zcash. Each has different trade-offs: speed, privacy, jurisdiction. Litecoin is the middle ground—fast and cheap.

What if I send the wrong amount of LTC?

If too little: transaction may not confirm or we won't register the domain. Contact support with your tx ID; we'll advise. If too much: we register the domain and refund overage to your wallet. Refund takes one confirmation cycle.

Can you reverse the transaction if I change my mind?

No. Blockchain transactions are irreversible. Once confirmed, it's done. Think before you send. Check the address twice.

Is my Litecoin payment anonymous?

Pseudonymous. Your LTC address is public but not legally tied to you unless you connect it yourself. If you use Tor and a fresh wallet address per purchase, tracing is harder but not impossible for a determined adversary with chain analysis tools. We don't log IP addresses, so our end is clean.

How long does domain registration take after I send LTC?

After one blockchain confirmation (~5–10 minutes), the registration processes immediately. Nameservers activate within 1 hour. Propagation to global DNS caches takes up to 48 hours, but most resolve within 30 minutes.

Will I receive a DMCA takedown notice?

Not from us. We don't reply to DMCA notices. We operate outside US jurisdiction and don't honor US court orders for domain suspension. That said, your registrar choice doesn't grant immunity to actual laws—trademark, libel, harassment, etc. are still enforceable in their respective jurisdictions. We host the registry data; law enforcement can compel answers. Our WHOIS privacy helps obscure your identity from casual searchers.

Can I use a Litecoin payment address associated with an exchange account?

You can send from an exchange wallet, but we recommend a personal wallet you control. Exchanges are regulated in many jurisdictions; they track outflows. If your exchange is compromised or seized, records of your domain purchase may surface. A non-custodial wallet (Electrum, Exodus, Ledger) is safer.

What if Litecoin exchange rate crashes between checkout and payment?

The amount due in LTC is locked at checkout for 15 minutes. Crypto prices move; USD/LTC rates fluctuate constantly. If you wait too long or prices swing hard, you may owe more or less LTC than expected. Either way, once you send the correct amount we show you, the registration is yours. No refund adjustment.

LTC

Buy a domain with Litecoin

Litecoin (LTC) is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency launched in 2011. It operates on a separate blockchain from Bitcoin with faster block confirmation times—roughly 2.5 minutes versus Bitcoin's 10. This speed makes it practical for domain purchases: you send LTC, we see confirmation within minutes. Privacy-wise, Litecoin offers pseudonymity by default, not true anonymity. Your wallet address is visible on the blockchain, but not tied to your identity unless you volunteer that link. Regulators treat LTC as a commodity in most jurisdictions, not a currency or security. No government has banned it outright. For domain payment, Litecoin's advantages are real: lower fees than Bitcoin (typically 0.001 LTC or less), faster settlement, and broad exchange support. You don't need a bank account. Buy LTC peer-to-peer, on an exchange, or receive it from someone else. Then send it to the payment address we provide at checkout. No KYC required from us. No DMCA takedown letters in your mailbox. The transaction is final—reversals don't exist on the blockchain. Once we receive confirmation, your domain registration begins. Litecoin isn't Monero or Zcash; it won't hide you from forensic blockchain analysis. But it removes the middleman: no payment processor, no chargeback risk, no 'suspicious activity' freeze. Just code and math.

Why LTC?

Fast confirmations

2.5-minute blocks mean your domain processes in under 10 minutes on average. Bitcoin takes 30–60. Zcash takes longer. LTC splits the difference.

Lower fees than Bitcoin

Network congestion is lighter. Typical fee: 0.001 LTC (~$0.10 USD at current rates). No priority queue nonsense.

No payment processor

We accept LTC directly to our wallet. No Stripe, no PayPal, no intermediary that freezes accounts or asks questions. Direct transfer, final settlement.

Anonymous signup, pseudonymous payment

You don't need ID. We don't ask for a phone number or email. Pay from any LTC address. Your wallet address is public but disconnected from your legal name unless you connect it.

Jurisdiction-neutral

Litecoin operates globally. No country 'owns' it. Regulators haven't banned it. Send from anywhere, receive registration anywhere.

Irreversible

Once confirmed, the transaction is final. No chargebacks, no disputes, no 'payment reversed 6 months later' headache. Certainty.

Step by step

1
Get Litecoin
Buy LTC on an exchange (Kraken, Coinbase, Binance), receive it from a friend, or mine it. Transfer to a wallet you control. We recommend a non-custodial wallet: Exodus, Ledger, or Electrum-LTC.
2
Search and select your domain
Enter the domain name and extension (.com, .io, .ru, etc.) into our search box. Check availability. Add it to your cart.
3
Choose Litecoin at checkout
Select 'Pay with Litecoin' as your payment method. We show you a unique LTC address and the exact amount (including our registration fee). QR code provided for mobile wallets.
4
Send LTC from your wallet
Open your Litecoin wallet. Scan the QR code or copy-paste the address. Send the exact amount. Double-check the address—blockchain transactions don't undo.
5
Wait for confirmation
Your transaction enters the Litecoin mempool. Within 2–10 minutes, miners include it in a block. We monitor for 1 confirmation (standard for low-value transfers). Email confirmation sent.
6
Receive domain credentials
Once confirmed, your domain registers immediately. Nameservers activate. We email you the registrar login, DNS settings, and transfer lock status.
7
Point and launch
Update your DNS records or point to your host's nameservers. Deploy your site. WHOIS privacy included free—your address stays hidden.

Fees & speed

Litecoin fees are network-determined, not arbitrary. At checkout, we quote a total: domain registration fee + current LTC network fee. The network fee fluctuates based on congestion. Typical range: 0.0005–0.005 LTC (~$0.05–$0.50 USD). Confirmation speed is Litecoin's strong suit. Average block time is 2.5 minutes. A transaction in the mempool has ~40% chance of inclusion in the next block, 95% within three blocks. In practice: send LTC, see it confirm in 5–15 minutes. We monitor the blockchain in real-time. One confirmation is sufficient for domain registration—we don't demand six like Bitcoin cold storage. Network reliability is proven. Litecoin has run since 2011 without major outages or consensus breaks. Blocks are mined consistently. If the network is slow (rare), it's because global transaction volume spiked, not a Litecoin-specific problem. In that case, your fee sits at the low end and you wait longer. There's no 'premium' tier to jump the queue. All transactions equal. If you send too little fee, the transaction may take hours or be rejected. We provide a recommended fee; follow it. Overcomplicate at your own expense.