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Wallet & payments

Plain-language guides for creators — no engineering homework required.

Demi uses Solana so you can pay for credits with USDC — a stable dollar digital currency — in a straightforward way: you connect a wallet, approve a transfer to the project treasury, and your credit balance updates once the chain confirms the payment.

You do not need to be a crypto power user. You do need a wallet app you trust (Phantom and Solflare are common choices) and a small amount of SOL for network fees, in addition to the USDC you are spending on credits.

How buying credits feels

  1. Link your wallet once from Studio so we know which address belongs to your account.
  2. Pick a credit pack that matches how much you want to create.
  3. Sign the transfer in your wallet when prompted — you always see the amount before you approve.
  4. Credits appear in your balance after confirmation. If something stalls, wait a minute and refresh; persistent issues are almost always network congestion or a rejected signature, not “lost money.”

Community token

The $DEMI token is meant to align long-term interest between the community and the product — think fee relief, seasonal bundles, and creator-facing perks as the ecosystem matures. Until those rails are live, treat the token page as orientation, not a checkout step. USDC credits remain the way you run generation today.

If a purchase looks wrong

| What you see | What it usually means | | --- | --- | | “Wallet not linked” | The wallet signing the payment is not the same one you linked in Studio — link the correct wallet or switch apps. | | Amount mismatch | The transaction does not match the pack you selected — cancel and start again from the pricing or Studio screen. | | Treasury not configured | The deployment is missing payment setup — try again later or contact support if you are on production. | | Confirmation hangs | The network is slow — wait for finalized status in your wallet before refreshing Demi. |

We are happy to help untangle real payment issues. We cannot reverse on-chain transfers that already succeeded; that is the tradeoff for settlement that does not depend on a single company’s database.