How to Buy AirPods With Crypto

Apple does not take crypto, but you can still pay for AirPods with it. We act as the buyer: you pay us in crypto, our team buys the AirPods you ordered, and we ship them to you. Here is how it works and what to check before you order.

How it works

1. Pick a model in the audio shop: AirPods 4, AirPods Pro 3 or AirPods Max.
2. The product page shows the item price and our service fee as separate lines. Shipping and any tax are added at checkout, so the total is clear before you pay.
3. Choose a coin. You get one exact amount, one address and a QR code, and you have 1 hour to send it.
4. Once the network confirms your payment, we buy the AirPods and ship them. The order page shows each stage, and the tracking number when it ships.

You do not need an account.

Which AirPods?

• AirPods 4 are the everyday pair, with an open design that sits in the ear without a seal.
• AirPods Pro 3 are in-ear with silicone tips and noise cancellation.
• AirPods Max are the over-ear headphones.

If you want a variant that is not in the shop, such as a particular colour of the Max, send a request. We reply with a fixed quote for that exact item.

What to check before you order

• The model name. Apple names and generations are easy to mix up, so read the product page title, not just the picture.
• The country you are ordering for. Shipping depends on it, and the shipping page lists where we deliver.
• The version you want. If a feature matters to you, say so in a request instead of assuming.

Counterfeits are real

AirPods are among the most copied products in the world, and fakes are common on marketplaces. When you order here, a person on our team buys from a retailer and checks the box and the serial number before it ships to you. You can check the serial number yourself on Apple's coverage page when it arrives.

What the price includes

The price is the item price, plus our service fee of 12 percent and 9 dollars per item, plus shipping, plus tax where it applies. How our service fee works explains what the fee covers and why it is there.

Paying for a small order

For an order this size, you want a coin that is quick and cheap to send. Solana confirms in seconds and costs a fraction of a cent. Litecoin is quick too, and a stablecoin on a low-fee network such as Tron keeps the amount steady. If you pay with Bitcoin, check the network fee in your wallet first, because it can be a noticeable share of a small purchase.

Send the exact amount, on the network named on the order page. If you pay from an exchange, add its withdrawal fee on top so the full amount arrives.

After you pay

We buy the AirPods and ship them. If we need anything from you, a person contacts you at the email address you gave. If the amount was a little off, or you are late, the order pauses and a person contacts you with the options. See the FAQ for the details.

Ready to order? Open the audio shop, or check which coins you can use. Worried about getting it right? Read is it safe to buy tech with crypto.