Can I buy an NFT and pay with a different cryptocurrency?

Yes, and it's easy! No need to open new wallets and buy other cryptos.

Purchasing NFTs across different blockchains is simple and convenient with Crossmint's Cross-chain Payments. You can easily buy NFTs on participating projects and marketplaces using either SOL or ETH, without the need to open new wallets or buy other cryptocurrencies.

 

Follow these steps to buy NFTs across chains using Crossmint:

1. Find the NFT you want to buy

Cross-Chain Payments can be integrated into individual NFT projects and drops. For instance, MagicEden has Cross-Chain Payments implemented for all listings.

 

2. Choose your payment method: Pay with ETH or Pay with SOL

Select the currency you'd like to use for payment. With cross-chain payments, you can:

  • Buy a Solana, Cardano and Binance NFTs with ETH
  • Buy an Ethereum, Cardano and Binance NFT with SOL

 

3. Complete purchase authorizations

Proceed with the purchase as you normally would. There will be additional approvals since you are paying from a separate wallet. Always read transactions carefully before signing them.

 

4. Access your Crossmint wallet to view your NFT

Your NFT will be sent to your Crossmint wallet. To access it:

  1. Visit Crossmint.com
  2. Click ‘My Wallet’ on the upper right corner
  3. Sign in using your email, Google, Phantom or Metamask wallet you used for payment
  • Note: If you've signed in with Google or another email, you may need to sign out. Your NFT will be in a new wallet created for you with your Phantom or Metamask as the login method. The option to combine logins will be available soon.
  • If you sign in using email, you would need to check your email for a login code.

 

For Developers: Cross-Chain Payments Integration

If you're interested in integrating Cross-Chain Payments into your NFT project or marketplace, check out our documentation.


To see how Cross-Chain Payments work in action, watch this video tutorial:

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