Plenty of people keep some Bitcoin, so SSTV IPTV accepts it directly. It isn’t the cheapest coin to move, and blocks come only about every ten minutes, but a single confirmation is all we need before activating your line.
What each plan costs in BTC
| Plan | Price | BTC |
|---|---|---|
| 1 month | $20 | ≈ 0.0002439 |
| 3 months | $40 | ≈ 0.00048779 |
| 6 months | $60 | ≈ 0.00073169 |
| 12 months | $99 | ≈ 0.00120728 |
| 24 months | $145 | ≈ 0.00176823 |
Today 1 BTC is worth about $82,003.02. Rates move, so your exact amount is calculated and locked at checkout. Prices are for one screen; each additional screen adds the same percentage.
These figures move with the market. Yours is locked at the moment your order page opens.
Paying, start to finish
- Choose Bitcoin at checkout.
- The order page lists the BTC figure, our address and a QR code, and holds that figure for 60 minutes.
- Scan the code with your wallet; it fills in the address and the amount together. If you must copy, compare the first and last few characters afterwards.
- Send, then paste the transaction ID into the order page.
- The first confirmation, typically ten minutes away, marks the order as paid and starts activation.
Network fees
The fee a Bitcoin transfer needs rises and falls with demand. A “normal” priority is fine, because your price is already held for an hour. Should your transaction stay pending for hours, many wallets offer a fee bump (Replace-By-Fee). If a whole day passes, tell us the transaction ID. Our article on Bitcoin fees and waiting times explains more.
From an exchange
Exchanges frequently subtract their withdrawal charge from the amount you enter. Top up the number so the requested figure arrives intact; a short payment waits for a manual review.
Bitcoin questions
Why only one confirmation?
It’s a balance between security and speed for a subscription of this size. One block, usually about ten minutes, is enough.
The BTC price jumped while I was paying. Does it matter?
Not if you send within the hour your figure is held.
Do you take Lightning payments?
Not yet; please use a regular on-chain transaction.