Buy MillionVerifier Credits with Crypto

MillionVerifier's help center describes credit purchases as one-off, pay-as-you-go payments, and the Buy Credits page offers fixed packages rather than custom amounts. SolCard works well when you want to fund those standard top-ups for bulk files, imported lists, single checks, or API verification.

MillionVerifier's Auto Topup lets you save a card, set a minimum credit threshold, and pick which package should be purchased automatically when credits run low. The feature also promises 10% extra credits on automatic top-ups, so a reliable payment method matters if verification volume spikes.

EverClean is MillionVerifier's recurring list-cleaning service for connected email platforms, designed to keep verifying contacts in the background and remove bad addresses automatically. SolCard supports that monthly billing path even though MillionVerifier itself does not offer native crypto checkout.

MillionVerifier says European customers may have VAT added to the displayed total, and it checks that the billing-details country matches the country where the card was issued. Accurate billing setup is part of getting the payment approved, not just a back-office detail.

MillionVerifier creates an invoice after each payment and can send invoices automatically by email, but its help center says existing invoices cannot be edited later. It also warns that billing details stay locked while a saved card, Auto Topup, or EverClean is active on the account.

Purchased MillionVerifier credits do not expire, which suits irregular list-cleaning cycles. The catch is that the company deletes inactive accounts after one year and removes the attached credits, saved cards, integrations, and API keys unless you return during the warning window and verify again.