When paying with crypto, you will see two options — here's what each one means.
This connects directly to an external wallet (such as MetaMask or Phantom). The payment amount and details are set automatically, and a wider range of tokens is supported. Because the amount and token are pre-set, there's less room for error. However, this option requires you to have your own self-custody (non-custodial) wallet set up.
This gives you a QR code or wallet address to send funds to manually from your exchange account. It's more accessible if you already use a crypto exchange, but requires extra care — sending the wrong amount, the wrong token, or to the wrong wallet address may cause your order not to be matched correctly or result in lost funds.
If you're comfortable setting up and managing your own wallet, connecting your crypto wallet is the more reliable option. If you prefer using your existing exchange account, sending crypto manually is more straightforward but requires extra caution when transferring.
