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Use LTC on the Litecoin network
Choose LTC with the Litecoin network in Billing to view its fixed, shared receiving address. Compare the full address and network with the sending wallet or exchange before approval. Do not use a wrapped LTC representation, another chain, or an address copied from a previous service.
An asset symbol is not enough to prove compatibility. The fixed destination must be used only with the asset and network displayed with it. If the sender offers more than one withdrawal method, stop until the Litecoin network is explicitly selected. A wrong-route transfer may be unrecoverable.
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Separate provider stages from manual top-up
The legacy provider adapter specifies 6 confirmations and distinguishes sent, confirming and credited stages. The fixed-address panel does not run that workflow, monitor transfers or create USD credit. Only a recorded ledger balance can pay an order.
Save the transaction reference, complete destination, amount, network, and sending time. If credit is missing, compare those facts and confirmation progress first. Do not send a second transfer as a diagnostic step, and never disclose wallet or Tungsto account secrets.
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Allow for sender fees and settlement
Tungsto adds no deposit fee. A wallet, exchange, or the Litecoin network may charge a transaction or withdrawal cost and apply its own processing time. These external charges are separate from the USD price of the server.
No expected USD credit or provider quote appears before you send. The LTC amount transferred and the USD ledger amount later credited are separate values. Check the completed entry and available balance before choosing an order total or depending on the funds for renewal.
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Order hardware after the credit is spendable
Only recorded USD credit can pay for an available catalogue configuration; the manual panel does not reconcile an LTC transfer into that balance. Select the hardware, region, operating system, term, and quantity. Submission checks the current price, available balance, and regional capacity before accepting the order.
Acceptance records the ledger debit and queues provisioning. It does not prove that a physical server has completed checks, installation, or delivery. Plan payment confirmation and hardware provisioning as separate intervals, and verify access before moving production data.
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Keep Litecoin payment separate from mining or node hosting
Paying with LTC does not install Litecoin Core, operate a node, or provide mining hardware. A node requires separate software, storage, bandwidth, security, monitoring, and backups. Mining has different hardware and economic requirements and is not implied by a Litecoin-funded rental.
No-KYC registration reduces the identity fields Tungsto requests, but LTC payment does not make account or server activity invisible. Transaction references, sending-service records, timing, assigned addresses, traffic, and operational metadata may remain observable. Choose privacy controls for your own risk model.
Direct answers
Questions before you order
Can I send wrapped LTC or LTC on another chain?
No. Use LTC on the Litecoin network shown in Billing. Another chain or wrapped asset is a different route and may not be recoverable.
When can I spend an LTC transfer?
Only after USD credit is actually recorded. The legacy adapter's 6 confirmations setting does not enable manual top-up credit; sent or confirming LTC cannot pay for a server.
Does paying with LTC include mining or node setup?
No. LTC is only the funding method. Node software, storage, security, monitoring, and any mining-specific equipment or operation are separate customer decisions.