Now Accepting Cryptocurrency Payments
Do I need to prepare in advance to pay with Digital Currency?
Yes. Advance preparation is required for Digital Currency** Transactions.
Bitcoin payments—especially for large transactions—require planning ahead. We strongly recommend preparing 24–48 hours before your appointment to avoid delays.
Bitcoin (BTC) Payments
Before arriving, customers should:
- Confirm their spending or transfer limits
- Ensure Bitcoin is fully available to send
- Verify that funds are not staked, locked, pending, or restricted
- Confirm that their wallet, exchange, or brokerage platform allows outgoing Bitcoin transfers
Please note that:
- Increasing spending or withdrawal limits may trigger security reviews or waiting periods
- Unstaking or unlocking Bitcoin can take days, weeks, or longer, depending on the platform
- Some wallets or platforms may impose limitations we may not be aware of
Knowing your account status in advance is essential to avoid purchase delays.
Ethereum (ETH) Payments
In addition to Bitcoin, we also accept Ethereum (ETH) as a digital payment option.
Ethereum offers several practical advantages for large transactions, including:
- Faster network confirmations compared to Bitcoin
- Greater flexibility with large transfer amounts
- Easier adjustment of spending and transfer limits on many platforms
- More predictable transaction times during normal network conditions
Because of these factors, Ethereum may be preferred by some customers when completing large digital payments.
Customers choosing to pay with Ethereum should still prepare in advance by:
- Confirming ETH is fully available to send
- Verifying transfer limits allow the full transaction amount
- Ensuring funds are not staked, locked, pending, or restricted
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Confirming their wallet, exchange, or platform supports outbound ETH transfers
*As with all cryptocurrency payments, customers are responsible for confirming their ability to transfer funds prior to arrival.
**Digital Currency refers to cryptocurrency used for electronic payments, such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). These payments are processed through blockchain networks rather than traditional banks.
What type of accounts can I use to pay with Digital Currency?
You may use:
- Self-custody cryptocurrency wallets (such as Bitcoin or Ethereum wallets)
- KYC-approved cryptocurrency exchanges
- Brokerage-based cryptocurrency platforms
All platforms must support sending the selected Digital Currency (such as Bitcoin (BTC) or Ethereum (ETH)) to an external wallet. Customers are responsible for confirming their ability to transfer Digital Currency before their appointment.
Why do you require a $10 network confirmation?
Digital Currency transactions are irreversible.
Before sending the full payment, we require a $10 network confirmation transaction to:
- Confirm the payment is being sent to the correct wallet
- Reduce the risk of irreversible errors
- Protect customers from sending funds incorrectly
This confirmation typically takes 2–3 minutes.
How long does the full Bitcoin payment take?
After the $10 confirmation:
- The QR code updates automatically with the remaining balance
- The final Bitcoin transaction typically confirms within 10–20 minutes
- Timing depends on Bitcoin network conditions and transaction fees selected
Paperwork will be completed while the transaction is confirming, however:
- Vehicle delivery and release will not occur until the transaction is fully confirmed on the blockchain
How long does the full Ethereum (ETH) payment take?
After the $10 confirmation:
- The QR code updates automatically with the remaining balance
- The final Ethereum (ETH) transaction typically confirms within a few minutes
- Timing depends on Ethereum network conditions and transaction fees selected
Paperwork will be completed while the transaction is confirming, however:
- Vehicle delivery and release will not occur until the transaction is fully confirmed on the blockchain
Why does my account show a balance but not allow me to send it?
Some platforms display a total balance that differs from the available transfer amount.
Common reasons include:
- Daily transfer or withdrawal limits
- Staked or locked funds
- Pending deposits
- Recent account or security changes
- Verification tier restrictions
Customers should always confirm their ability to send digital Currency, not just their total balance.
Where can I find the full legal terms?
The full Digital Currency payment Terms and Conditions and any required addendums will be attached to this page once setup is complete and are also included in your purchase documentation at the time of sale.
Customers are encouraged to review all legal terms prior to completing a cryptocurrency transaction.
For Additional Information about our Digital payment transactions.
Please Email [email protected]