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Pay with LTC

Pay for SMS with Litecoin.
One confirmation, a few minutes, a cent in fees.

Litecoin confirms four times faster than Bitcoin and costs almost nothing to send, which makes it a practical coin for small and regular top-ups.

01In short

To pay for SMS with Litecoin on SMSMeteor, open Add credit, choose Litecoin, and send LTC to the address shown. The deposit is credited after one confirmation; Litecoin blocks arrive about every two and a half minutes, so the wait is usually a few minutes, and the network fee is typically around a cent. The balance is then held in US dollars and spent per message.

Litecoin at a glance

Network
Litecoin mainnet
Credited after
One confirmation
Typical wait
A few minutes
Network fee
Very low, around a cent
Payment privacy
Public ledger
Best for
Small and regular top-ups

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 Litecoin

    In the panel, open Add credit and pick Litecoin. 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

Why senders like Litecoin

Litecoin works like Bitcoin with faster blocks and much lower fees. For an account that tops up modest amounts every week or two, that combination matters more than anything else: the fee does not eat the deposit, and the credit lands while you are still writing the campaign. It is widely available on exchanges and supported by most wallets.

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

Before you send

Send on the Litecoin network to the address shown on the deposit screen. Copy the address from the panel each time rather than from memory or an old note. If the deposit is still pending after the network has clearly confirmed it, check the status page, then write to support with the transaction id.

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

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07Questions, answered

Paying with Litecoin, answered.

How long does a Litecoin deposit take?

One confirmation, and Litecoin produces a block about every two and a half minutes, so usually a few minutes.

What does it cost to send Litecoin?

The network fee is typically around a cent. SMSMeteor adds no deposit fee.

Is Litecoin better than Bitcoin for small top-ups?

Yes. The fee is a fraction of Bitcoin's and the first confirmation arrives about four times faster.

Does the balance stay in LTC?

No. It is converted to US dollars once, at credit, and spent per message at the published rate card.

Can unused balance be refunded in Litecoin?

Yes, in the coin it was funded with, minus the network fee, as described in the refund policy.