Paying with Bitcoin
A plain walkthrough of paying with Bitcoin, including scanning the QR code with your wallet, written for people who have never used it.
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If Bitcoin sounds complicated, it is simpler than it looks. You send a set amount to the Hirevers address, and your plan turns on when the network confirms it.
You do not have to use Bitcoin
PayPal accepts normal cards and is easier for most people. If you want to pay with crypto from an exchange, USDT or USDC is usually the smoother choice.
What a Bitcoin payment actually is
A wallet address is a long string of letters and numbers, working like an account number. You send the exact amount to it from your wallet. The Bitcoin network records the transfer publicly, Hirevers sees the confirmation, and your plan activates.
No bank sits in the middle, which means it works from any country. It also means nobody can reverse it, so accuracy matters more than with a card.
Paying
Choose your plan
On the pricing page, press Pay with Crypto, then choose BTC. Enter a referral code if you have one.
Enter your own Bitcoin address
This is the wallet you will send from. Hirevers uses it to recognise your payment.
Scan the QR code or copy the details
You see the Hirevers address, the exact BTC amount, a QR code, and a 30 minute countdown. Scanning the QR code with your wallet fills in the address and, in most wallets, the amount. On a phone, Open in wallet app does the same.
Send from the wallet you entered
If your wallet only filled in the address, copy the amount with the button next to it and paste it in. Then send.
Verify the payment
Press I Have Sent - Verify Payment. Bitcoin needs a network confirmation, which usually takes 10 to 30 minutes. Pasting the transaction ID speeds up the check.
Things to get right
Send the exact amount
Sending less leaves the payment unconfirmed.
Send from the wallet you entered
Payments from a different address, including from most exchanges, are not matched automatically.
Pay within 30 minutes
The BTC amount is fixed for 30 minutes so the dollar price stays accurate.
Send Bitcoin, not another coin
Addresses for other cryptocurrencies look similar and are not interchangeable.
Copy, paste, or scan the address
Never type it by hand. One wrong character and the money is gone.
If the 30 minutes runs out
Nothing is lost if you have not sent yet
An expired request that was never paid took no money from your wallet. Start a new request and you get a fresh BTC amount.
If you already sent and the countdown ran out, do not pay again. Open your payment history and use Report payment with your transaction ID.
Where to get Bitcoin
Any exchange available in your country. Buy the amount you need, then move it to a personal Bitcoin wallet and send the payment from there. Because Bitcoin payments are matched to your sending wallet, paying straight from an exchange may not confirm automatically. If you would rather pay directly from an exchange, use USDT or USDC.
After paying
Your payment appears in your payment history with a link to view it on the blockchain. Confirmed payments get a printable receipt.
Frequently asked questions
Can I scan a QR code to pay Hirevers with Bitcoin?
Yes. The payment page shows a QR code with the Hirevers address and the exact BTC amount. Most wallets fill in both when you scan it. If your wallet only fills in the address, use the copy button next to the amount.
Can I pay with Bitcoin from an exchange?
Bitcoin payments are matched to the wallet address you enter on the payment page, and exchanges send from their own addresses. A payment from an exchange may therefore not confirm automatically. Use USDT or USDC instead, or use Report payment after sending.
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