Buy InPost Shipping Labels with Crypto

InPost's UK consumer send flow prices labels by parcel size rather than by weight, with small, medium, and large options up to 15 kg. SolCard works well when you want to fund the exact label value tied to the compartment size you actually need.

Direct Send purchases use a digital label or QR code from InPost's app or web flow, and the courier adds the shipping label later. That makes SolCard practical for last-minute send purchases when you want to buy the code and head straight to a locker or shop.

InPost lets you drop off at a locker or shop and then route the parcel either to another InPost point or to a home address. Those destination choices change the checkout price, so SolCard is useful when you already know which delivery route you need to buy.

If the parcel does not fit the selected compartment, InPost tells customers to cancel the unused label and buy a new one. Its UK help center also says labels that are never dropped off are cancelled and refunded after 30 days, which matters if your shipping plan changes after purchase.

For app-bought labels in the UK, InPost says compensation is included up to GBP 50 and can be upgraded to full-value cover up to GBP 500 for eligible items. SolCard can handle that higher checkout total when the shipment value is above the default protection level.

InPost separates app-bought Send labels from partner-driven returns and marketplace shipments. Returns usually start on the retailer side, and InPost says Vinted buyers pay for the label in the Vinted flow, so the right place to use SolCard is wherever that specific InPost charge is actually created.