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Last updated: 26 September 2026 · section 8 follows the live payment settings

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8. Pro: prepaid crypto payments

Terms version 4, in force since 16 Oct 2026. Each invoice keeps the terms version it was quoted under.

8.1 What you buy

Pro is sold as a prepaid period of access: 12 months ($79.00) or a 30-day pass ($9.00). The prices are set in US dollars and shown before you pay; you pay the same amount in a US-dollar stablecoin — USDC on the Base network, or USDT (TRC-20) on the TRON network — or its equivalent in bitcoin (BTC) on the Bitcoin network, at the rate stated on your invoice. Pro includes the features listed as included on the pricing page on the day you pay.

8.2 No automatic renewal

Nothing is charged automatically and there is nothing to cancel. On dated plans, when your period ends your account returns to the free plan; your watchlists, saved searches and reviews are kept. We remind you 7 days and 1 day before the end. Paying for the same plan before your current period ends adds the new period after the current one, so no time is lost.

8.3 The invoice and paying it

Each invoice states the exact amount to send, the token, the network and the receiving address. For USDC and USDT the amount is the price plus $0.01–$0.99 of identification cents that make it unique; bitcoin adds none. It can be paid for 60 minutes; a payment that lands up to 15 minutes after that deadline is still matched. Send exactly the amount shown, on the network shown. The amount that arrives — after any wallet, network or exchange withdrawal fee — must equal the invoice amount; network fees are yours to pay. Crypto payments cannot be reversed, by you or by us.

For bitcoin, the amount is the price converted to BTC at the rate stated on the invoice. We take that rate from two independent public price sources when the invoice is created, and it stays fixed for that invoice. The receiving address is made for that invoice only. A bitcoin payment within 1 % of the invoice amount counts as the full amount. A bitcoin payment first seen on the network within the times above keeps the invoice's rate, however long its confirmation takes.

An invoice freezes what it was quoted with — the plan, the price and discount, the credit applied, the start option, the time windows and the bands in 8.5 — so a later change to our payment settings or a promotion never changes an invoice you have open.

8.4 When access starts

Pro starts when the payment is final on chain (Base: 60 confirmations, about two minutes; TRON: the block is solidified, about one minute; Bitcoin: 1 confirmation, usually about 10 minutes and sometimes longer when the network is busy) and is credited automatically, and it ends at the end date shown on your receipt. These times are estimates, not deadlines. The confirmation counts are the one rule that applies as set on the day a payment becomes final. A payment that cannot be matched automatically is checked by a person; we aim to do that within 1 business day (a target, not a guarantee) and email you the outcome.

8.5 Paying too little or too much

8.6 Changing plans

8.7 Credit

Your account can hold credit in US dollars: unused time a “start now” change converts, an overpayment, referral rewards, or credit we add. Credit is not cash and cannot be transferred; it pays only for purchases on this account. It is applied automatically to your next invoice, after the discount, and you can switch it off at checkout. Credit covers the whole price, or leaves at least $1.00 to pay on chain. An invoice your credit covers completely is paid at once: nothing to send, Pro starts as shown and you get a receipt straight away.

Credit does not expire. An amount you owe (after an underpayment, 8.5) is added to your next invoice. Credit is refunded in cash only as the refund policy and the shutdown clause (8.12) say.

8.8 Promotions

Founding offer. The first 1,000 accounts get their first year of the 12 months for $10.00, then renewals at $59.00 per year, locked while access stays continuous (8.6). It applies automatically, without a code; it is for an account's first purchase only, the account needs a verified email address, throwaway (disposable) email domains are not eligible and it is one per person: a purchase from a device or network that already used it is credited and checked by a person, who may end its locked renewal price. Invoices and price locks made under an earlier founding offer keep their terms.

8.9 Referral program

Every account with a verified email gets a personal referral code and link. A referral counts when someone signs up through your link within 30 days of first opening it (or adds your code on their account page within 30 days of signing up, before buying anything) and then buys Pro (12 months) as their first purchase. What they pay means what they actually pay for that purchase, after any discount and credit. Rewards are given 14 days after that purchase, if it has not been refunded. Up to 20 rewards per referrer per year.

A referral keeps the rules in force when your friend's purchase is credited — a purchase that takes the last founding seat still gets the founding-offer rules — and they never change for it afterwards.

Referring yourself does not count, and a referral that looks like the same person — the same email, signup network or device — is checked by a person before any reward. If a qualifying purchase is refunded after the rewards were given, the unspent part of each reward is taken back; credit already spent is not reclaimed. Rewards are account credit (8.7).

8.10 Wrong token, network or address

Only the token on the network shown on your invoice, sent to the address on your invoice, can be credited. Any other token, any other network, or any other address can mean the funds are lost; we cannot credit them and may be unable to recover them. Where recovery is possible, we may attempt it at our discretion and deduct its cost. For bitcoin, only an on-chain payment on the Bitcoin network counts — not Lightning, not BTC on another network (such as BEP-20 on BNB Smart Chain) and not wrapped BTC. A payment that arrives after an invoice was cancelled, or after its quote and watch window have passed, is reviewed by a person instead of being credited automatically.

8.11 Reporting a transaction

If you report a transaction ID, we look the transaction up on chain. It credits your invoice only if it matches it — the token, the receiving address, the amount and the invoice's time window. Reporting a transaction someone else made cannot credit your account.

8.12 If we shut down

If we discontinue Pro or the service, we will tell you by email at least 30 days before. If you have prepaid Pro time left on the shutdown date, we refund the unused whole days, pro-rated from what you paid, and your account credit balance, in the coin you paid with (USDC, USDT or BTC) to a wallet address you give us within 60 days of the notice. You can also export your watchlists and saved searches before the shutdown.

8.13 Refunds and cards

Refunds follow the Payment, Refund & Cancellation Policy: within 7 days if Pro was barely used (no CSV export, no API key created and no more than 10 Change alerts delivered). If card payments are offered, the checkout will state the processor, the price and the renewal interval; a card processor's terms apply only to purchases made through it. A price change never affects time you have already paid for.

9. Contact

Questions about these terms: support@cparadar.com.