How to pay if you only have fiat

RedNetline accepts crypto only. That is a deliberate choice: a crypto payment leaves no banking trail, and we never store card details. Card and SBP in your dashboard therefore do not work — but you can still pay: first you turn your local currency into crypto. Below are the two routes our customers use.

In three steps

1. Buy USDT (TRC20 network) for your local currency — using one of the services below.
2. Open an invoice in your RedNetline dashboard — when paying for a plan or topping up your balance — and copy the address and the exact amount.
3. Send USDT (TRC20) to that address. The payment is credited automatically, usually within minutes.

Always take the amount and the address from the invoice in your dashboard: the amount there is exact (including the decimals) and the address is unique to that payment.

Option 1. Aifory — our partner

Aifory keeps a fiat and a crypto wallet in one app: top up by SBP, exchange inside the wallet, withdraw to an external address. For customers in Russia this is the simplest route.

• Sign up: app.aifory.pro — through our link.
• Top up: SBP or QR code, usually credited within minutes.
• Exchange: RUB → USDT inside the wallet (at the service rate) or through their P2P.
• Withdraw: USDT TRC20 to the address from your RedNetline invoice.

Step by step:

1. Register and confirm your email; fiat operations require verification (KYC) — your level sets the available limits.
2. Top up your ruble balance via SBP. Fees and limits depend on the method: SBP is around 3.5 % and up to 100,000 ₽ per day; QR transfers have higher limits but are not instant.
3. Exchange your rubles for USDT — inside the wallet or on their P2P market (the latter adds the seller's spread, usually 1–3 %).
4. Copy the address and amount from your RedNetline invoice and withdraw USDT on the TRC20 network to that address.

Always check current fees and limits in the Aifory app — they change.

Option 2. xRocket

xRocket is an exchange and wallet inside Telegram (@xrocket). It offers two very different routes.

Route A. The official SBP gateway

The service supports buying and selling USDT for rubles directly through SBP, with no private counterparties:

• verification is required before your first operation (carried out by the Russian operator Beorg);
• afterwards you get an e-money wallet from a licensed payment provider;
• for your bank the transfer looks like a movement between your own accounts, not an incoming payment from a stranger.

The flow: verify → choose your bank → pay via SBP → USDT on your balance → withdraw to the address from your invoice. Most transfers complete within minutes.

Route B. The P2P market

Buying from other users through escrow: the seller locks USDT on the platform, you send fiat (SBP, card), the seller confirms, and the coins are released to you. Platform fees: 0 % to buy and 1 % to sell (paid by the seller). As a buyer you go through the deal without KYC — which is exactly why this route needs care (see the risks below).

Risks and what you should know

• These are third-party services. We are not affiliated with Aifory or xRocket, we are not responsible for how they operate, and we take no commission from you (Aifory runs a partner programme for us; your price is unaffected).
• Custodial wallets. The service holds the keys, not you: never keep large amounts there longer than the exchange needs.
• P2P means dealing with a person. Stay inside the platform — never move to private chats — never pay to a third party (so-called P2P triangulation is a common reason for a blocked card), and confirm the money arrived in your banking app, not in a screenshot.
• Blocks and restrictions. Banks sometimes freeze transfers connected to crypto, and services change their limits and terms. Keep the documents for your transaction at hand.
• We screen incoming payments. The sender is checked against AML blacklists — if the address is listed, the payment goes to manual review. Use services with clear funds origin.
• Exact amount and network. Send exactly the amount and on exactly the network stated in the invoice. A wrong network or address means the funds are lost: we cannot return them.

FAQ

Why can't I pay by card directly? We work without fiat by design: we do not store card details and the payment leaves no banking trail. The card and SBP options in your dashboard are a hint about what to do next, not a working payment method.

How long does crediting take? USDT on TRC20 usually credits within minutes. For BTC and other coins it depends on network confirmations — the invoice tells you how many are required.

I sent it on the wrong network. What now? Unfortunately nothing can be done: the transfer goes where you sent it and cannot be recalled. Always double-check the network and the address before sending.

Do I have to send exactly the invoiced amount? Yes, exactly is best. Send less and the payment stays underpaid — the subscription only activates once the remainder arrives; send more and the surplus is credited to your balance.