How to Easily Pay for Octo Browser

FEBRUARY 26, 2025 • TUTORIALS

Octo Browser is an anti-detect browser for multi-accounting, popular in many countries. A universal way to make purchases in Octo from anywhere in the world is cryptocurrency. You can also pay for Octo Browser using Visa and Mastercard through the Stripe service. In this article, we will explore various payment methods available in Octo Browser using balance top-up as our example.

In Octo Browser, you can use your Octo account balance to pay for a subscription, internal browser services, and to purchase additional resources. For example, to renew a Starter subscription for one month, you need €29 on your Octo account balance.

Step 1: Go to the "Billing" section in your Octo Browser account settings and click "Top up." Specify the top-up amount in EUR. Then, select "Credit or Debit Card" from the list and click "Proceed to payment."

Step 2: You will be automatically redirected to the payment service page. Enter your card details in the corresponding fields.

You can pay with crypto using a wallet or without one through exchange services. If you’re new to Octo Browser and want a low-cost, short-term subscription, you can pay without a crypto wallet. For higher-tier subscriptions over a longer term, we recommend creating a crypto wallet to save on transaction fees. We will explain how to do this later on, but for now:

Step 1: First, you need to generate a payment link in your Octo Browser account. This can be done in the "Billing" section of the Account Settings. Click "Top up."

Choose your payment method. For example, if you need to buy a Starter subscription for one month for 29 euros, you can select USDT TRC-20 as the currency and enter the amount of €31 to ensure that it will cover the fees and the transaction itself.

After clicking "Proceed to payment," you will receive a unique link that is valid for 60 minutes. The link can be used only once. Always generate a new link when making a payment.

You can only pay for Octo Browser using links generated within the browser itself. If someone offers you to pay for the browser in Telegram chats, via external links on forums, or through other third-party services, be aware that this is a scamming attempt.

Check the "Amount to send" field carefully. The currency we selected (USDT TRC-20) is equivalent to USD, while the Octo Browser account balance is in EUR. This is why you will see 32.39 in the “Amount to send” field: this is the amount you need to enter when purchasing currency through a crypto exchange and transferring it to your Octo account. Since crypto exchange rates fluctuate, we recommend always adding €2 to ensure you have enough funds for your selected subscription.

Step 2: Find a suitable way to exchange fiat money (from your card or account) for the cryptocurrency you need. We recommend using bestchange.com to find a suitable exchange service.

In the left column, you will see a wide range of available payment methods that you can use to purchase crypto. Choose the one that suits you: bank card, e-money, or transfer from a mobile. In the right column, select the currency you plan to use to pay for Octo Browser. Currently, the following options are available:

In our example, the Octo payment invoice has been generated in USDT TRC-20, so we must purchase this specific cryptocurrency. We will be paying with a USD bank card.

In the left field, we selected the payment method and currency, and a list of exchange services where USDT TRC-20 can be purchased using a bank card appeared on the right side.

Pay attention to the minimum purchase amount. If you need 32.39 USDT, choose an exchange service that has enough currency in reserve and offers a minimum purchase amount that suits you.

We selected an exchange service from the list and proceeded to its webpage, where we could enter the currency and card details for the transaction.

Some exchangers may require quick registration via email; this will only take a couple of minutes. When making the transaction, double-check that you have specified the correct currency and network (USDT on the Tron network — TRC20). Enter the Octo address that you have from the payment invoice as well.

When transferring money from exchangers, pay attention to the final amount that will be credited to the Octo Browser address, as exchangers may deduct a fee or commission. In our case, the final amount must be 32.39, as shown in the "Amount to send" field. Once the transaction is completed, the required amount will be credited to your Octo account balance.

Step 3: Transaction Confirmation. We recommend generating the invoice in your Octo account just before making the transaction. You can find an exchanger and check its fees in advance. The invoice and payment address are only valid for 60 minutes, and it’s advisable that the transaction be completed automatically during this time. The actual transaction time can depend on network congestion and the commission amount. If your transaction appears on the network (even not processed yet) within 60 minutes, the funds will automatically be credited to your account balance once the transaction is confirmed.

You can check the transaction status in a blockchain explorer.

To find out the transaction status, copy the address to which you sent the money and paste it into the search bar of the corresponding blockchain explorer:

If you followed these instructions, found an exchanger with a low commission fee, and made the payment correctly, the funds will automatically appear on your account balance.

Step 1: Add the currency you will use to pay for Octo Browser to your wallet. For example, you registered a wallet in Trust Wallet and connected the currencies you can use to top up your Octo account balance.

Step 2: Buy the required currency. You can do this either using a crypto exchange service bestchange.com to find a suitable exchanger or through the crypto wallet itself.

Step 3: Generate a payment invoice in the necessary currency in your Octo Browser account. In this example, we are using USDT on the Ethereum network (ERC-20).

Step 4: Go to the menu of the currency you will use to pay for Octo. There you will see the "Send" button.

Copy the address from the Octo link or scan the QR code inside the crypto wallet, and the address will automatically fill in the appropriate field. Then enter the exact amount from the Octo link, which is specified in the "Amount to send" field. In our case, it’s 32,48 USDT (ERC-20).

Step 5: Click the "Send" button and check the data, as well as whether you have enough ETH in your wallet to cover the commission fee.

Once you click "Confirm," the chosen currency will be deducted from your wallet, and the funds will appear on your Octo account balance shortly.

Choosing the wrong USDT network
Always pay close attention to the cryptocurrency name and its network. USDT TRC-20 and USDT ERC-20 are often confused. Both cryptocurrencies are accepted for payment in Octo Browser, but if you transfer money from TRC-20 to the ERC-20 network, your funds will be lost without the possibility of recovery.

Misunderstanding commission fees
Any cryptocurrency transfer may involve a transaction fee. This depends on the network in which the transfer is made. For example, fees in the Bitcoin (BTC) network may be higher than in the Ethereum (ETH) network due to differences in technologies and network loads. Octo does not account for the fees coming from your banks, payment services, or crypto exchangers when generating an invoice for payment. Crypto exchangers often deduct their fees directly from the amount to be exchanged, so we strongly recommend always adding €1-2 to the actual Octo payment amount.

Payment through unofficial sources
An Octo Browser payment invoice can only be generated in your personal Octo account. If anyone offers to top up your Octo Browser account balance through Telegram or any other third-party links, be aware that this is a scam. Do not proceed with such payments.