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Pay with ETH

Pay for SMS with Ethereum.
A few minutes from wallet to balance.

Send ETH from any wallet. The deposit is credited after a few dozen blocks, usually a few minutes, converted to US dollars once and spent per message.

01In short

To pay for SMS with Ethereum on SMSMeteor, open Add credit, choose Ethereum, and send ETH on Ethereum mainnet to the address shown. The deposit is credited after a few dozen blocks, which takes a few minutes, and is converted to a US dollar balance at the market rate displayed at that moment. You pay the gas fee of your transaction; no deposit fee is added.

Ethereum at a glance

Network
Ethereum mainnet
Credited after
A few dozen blocks
Typical wait
A few minutes
Network fee
Gas: variable, higher at busy times
Payment privacy
Public ledger
Best for
Teams whose treasury is in ETH

02How it works

From wallet to delivered messages in four steps.

  1. 01Open an account

    An email address and a password. No identity document and no card: there is nothing to verify before you can deposit.

  2. 02Choose Ethereum

    In the panel, open Add credit and pick Ethereum. The screen shows the amount to send and your deposit address.

  3. 03Send from any wallet

    Pay from a personal wallet or an exchange withdrawal, on the network shown. The deposit appears as pending when the network sees it.

  4. 04Credited in US dollars

    After confirmation the amount is converted once and added to your balance. Send from the panel or the API at the published rates.

03Choosing

When Ethereum makes sense

If your funds are in ETH, paying directly avoids a swap. Blocks arrive every twelve seconds or so, and a deposit is treated as final after a few dozen of them, so the wait is minutes rather than the better part of an hour. The cost is gas: on a quiet day it is modest, at busy times it can be several dollars, which matters for a small top-up and not for a large one.

Whatever the coin, the mechanics are the same: the deposit shows as pending when the network sees it, is credited after confirmation, is converted once to US dollars at the market rate displayed at that moment, and then buys messages at the published rate card. The balance never expires and unused balance is refundable in the coin it came from under the refund policy.

04Checklist

Mainnet, not a layer 2

Send on Ethereum mainnet to the address shown. Funds sent from a layer-2 network or a sidechain to a mainnet address are not received. If your ETH sits on a layer 2, bridge or withdraw to mainnet first, or pay with a coin whose native network you already use.

05What a top-up buys

Messages per deposit, at today's rates.

The balance is in US dollars, so the arithmetic is the same whatever coin you paid with: amount divided by the destination's published rate, one segment per message.

Rate card last updated 22 September 2026

DestinationRate per SMS$50 buys$100 buys$500 buys
United States$0.00845,95211,90459,523
United Kingdom$0.01303,8467,69238,461
Germany$0.02382,1004,20121,008
India$0.02561,9533,90619,531
Brazil$0.004211,90423,809119,047
Nigeria$0.03261,5333,06715,337

Any destination, any volume: cost calculator

07Questions, answered

Paying with Ethereum, answered.

How long does an Ethereum deposit take?

A few minutes: the deposit is credited after a few dozen blocks, and Ethereum produces a block about every twelve seconds.

Who pays the gas fee?

You pay the gas of your own transaction. SMSMeteor adds no deposit fee.

Can I deposit from Arbitrum, Base or another layer 2?

No. Send on Ethereum mainnet to the address shown; funds sent from another network to that address are not received.

Does the balance move with the ETH price?

No. The deposit is converted to US dollars once, when it is credited, and stays in dollars.

Is ETH a good choice for small top-ups?

Only when gas is low. For small or frequent deposits, USDT on a low-fee network, Solana, Tron or Litecoin cost less to send.