Paying with Apple Pay or Google Pay
A wallet is the card rail wearing a faster coat. Same price, same days, same invoice — you simply do not type the number.
When the button appears
Only when your device, your browser and your wallet all agree it can: an iPhone or a Mac in Safari for Apple Pay, Chrome with a card in your Google account for Google Pay. If the button is not there, nothing is broken — the card form below it takes the same payment.
What it is underneath
- A card payment. Your bank may still ask to confirm it, and that happens inside the wallet sheet.
- The same three packages at the same prices: $19.99 for one winning day, $99.99 for seven, $299.99 for thirty.
- The same receipt and the same invoice, showing the card rail.
What it is not
It is not a third rail with its own terms. In particular it carries no bonus days — those exist because a crypto transfer costs us a fraction of what a card costs to process, and a wallet is a card underneath.
Automatic refill
Paying once with a wallet does not leave a card on file. If you want your package to refill itself, add a payment method in Settings → Payment methods — that is a separate, deliberate step, and it ships switched off.