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Works in Creations are paid for in Bitcoin SV, straight from your own wallet to the creator’s. BSVSearch never holds your money and cannot sell you any. Here is what you need.

1. A wallet

A wallet is an app that holds your coins and lets you send an exact amount to an address. Any BSV wallet works here — the payment pages show a plain address and an exact number of satoshis, which is the one thing every wallet can do.

2. Some satoshis

A satoshi is one hundred-millionth of a bitcoin. Prices here are small — most works cost a fraction of a cent — but you still need coins in the wallet before you can send any. How you get them is your choice and BSVSearch does not recommend a route or take a cut of one.

3. Paying

A purchase is two payments: one to the creator and one to BSVSearch as the platform fee. Send the exact amounts shown. Access opens when both have arrived, usually within a minute or two, and you do not have to keep the page open — payments are picked up automatically and you get an email.

The exact amount matters. It is how the site recognises your payment, so a different amount will not open access automatically and has to be sorted out by hand. If your wallet writes decimals with a comma, the payment page shows you both forms of the same number.

Two things worth knowing before you start

Payments on the blockchain are final. There is no chargeback and no refund button anywhere in this system, because BSVSearch never receives your money — it goes from your wallet to the creator’s. If reversibility matters to you for a particular purchase, do not make it.

Your wallet also pays a small fee to the network to send a transaction. That is separate from the price, BSVSearch neither sets it nor sees it, and no page here will estimate one for you.