Pay Econt with Crypto

Econt's courier tariff covers documents up to 0.5 kg, parcels up to 50 kg, non-palletized shipments from 50 to 1,000 kg, and non-standard cargo above 90 x 90 x 90 cm. SolCard works well when your Econt spend is not just a simple parcel label, but a mix of shipment classes with different pricing rules.

Econt prices change depending on whether a shipment goes between offices, addresses, or Econtomats. Its tariff also gives a 10% discount for Econtomat delivery and a 50% discount when both sending and receiving happen at the same Econtomat, as long as the parcel fits the locker dimensions published by Econt.

Econt charges separately for services such as fixed delivery time, two-hour delivery intervals, packaging materials sold by its offices, and cooler handling requested a day in advance. Saturday address delivery also requires a fixed delivery time, so the total can move beyond the base transport price.

Econt supports extras such as cash on delivery, paper or digital proof of delivery, and free review, test, or selection before payment for eligible e-shop shipments. That matters when the courier order is tied to a sale workflow rather than a plain personal parcel.

Econt lets the sender or recipient change the recipient, address, office, Econtomat, or delivery time by phone, e-Econt, or email notification, and those changes can create new charges. Its tariff also adds a daily storage fee after the free holding period ends, so the amount due can keep changing after the parcel is sent.

Econt's published payment rules mention cash, bank transfer, ePay, and bank cards via POS terminals or e-Econt for specific flows such as buy-by-courier payments. SolCard is useful because Econt documents those normal payment rails, but does not publish a native crypto checkout.