Do I need a Binance account to pay with BNB?

No. Binance is just one exchange. Buy BNB on Kraken, Coinbase, Kucoin, or any exchange that sells it. Withdraw to a wallet you control—MetaMask, Ledger, Trezor, whatever. Then send it to us. We only see the blockchain. We don't care where you got the BNB.

What if I send the wrong amount of BNB?

Send too little: invoice stays open another 24 hours. Send the difference. Send too much: we refund the overage to the wallet address it came from within 48 hours. No questions, no fees. Blockchain is immutable; we work within that constraint.

Can I pay with BNB from an exchange wallet?

Technically yes, but we don't recommend it. Most exchanges take 12–48 hours to process withdrawals. Use a self-custodial wallet (MetaMask, Ledger, etc.) instead. You control it. Instant withdrawal. Instant payment to us.

Is BNB private enough for domain registration?

BNB is pseudonymous, not anonymous. Wallet addresses are public. Transaction history is visible on-chain. If privacy is critical, mix your funds through a privacy coin tumbler first, then buy fresh BNB. Or use a privacy coin like Monero directly if we offer it (we do, on selected TLDs).

What if the domain registration fails after I send BNB?

Extremely rare. Our system confirms payment on-chain, then immediately registers the domain via ICANN-accredited registrars. If a registry rejects it (expired, typo, trademark issue), we refund your BNB minus our processing cost ($5–$10, not our network fees). You get your money back on-chain within 24 hours.

Do you accept BNB on other blockchains (Ethereum, polygon, etc.)?

Currently Binance Smart Chain only. BNB ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum cost 10x more in fees. We'd rather you save money. If demand grows for other chains, we'll add them. Let us know.

Can I use a hardware wallet to pay?

Yes. Connect Ledger, Trezor, or any hardware wallet to MetaMask, Rabby, or a compatible dapp browser. Approve the transaction. Send BNB to our address. Hardware wallets don't change the blockchain transaction—they just sign it securely. Totally fine.

What's the exchange rate? Do you lock in the BNB price?

We invoice in USD equivalent, then convert to BNB at the live spot price at invoice time (within 0.5% slippage). Price is locked for 24 hours. If BNB pumps 50% in that window and you send the original amount, you've overpaid in USD terms—you get a refund. If BNB dumps and you send less than needed, top up the difference. We're not trying to arbitrage you.

BNB

Buy a domain with Binance Coin

Binance Coin (BNB) is the native token of the Binance Smart Chain ecosystem. Originally launched as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, BNB moved to its own blockchain in 2019. It's one of the largest cryptocurrencies by market cap—highly liquid, widely traded, and accepted across thousands of merchants and platforms. Privacy-wise: BNB transactions are pseudonymous, not anonymous. The blockchain is public; anyone can trace wallet addresses and transaction history. If you want true anonymity, you'll need to mix funds through tumblers or privacy coins first—we don't judge, we just explain the reality. Regulatory status: BNB operates in a gray zone. Most jurisdictions don't classify it as securities (unlike some altcoins), but exchange listing rules vary by country. In Europe and the US, Binance itself faces regulatory scrutiny; BNB tokens themselves are generally treated as property or commodities, not banned outright. For domain payment: BNB is fast, cheap, and settlement is final. No chargebacks. No payment processor taking 3% cuts. You send BNB directly to our wallet address, we confirm it on-chain, domain registers. We don't require your real name, bank account, or social security number. You pay. It's done. That's the model. You can buy BNB on Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, Kucoin, or any major exchange. Send it to any non-custodial wallet (MetaMask, Ledger, Trezor, whatever). Then send it to us. No intermediaries. No compliance teams asking questions. Just cryptography and math.

Why BNB?

No payment processor friction

BNB bypasses Visa, Mastercard, PayPal—the gatekeepers that freeze accounts and comply with takedown requests. Your payment is final in minutes. We don't dispute it. We don't reverse it. You own the transaction.

Instant settlement

Binance Smart Chain confirms transactions in under 5 seconds. We credit your domain immediately. No 3–5 business day wait like bank transfers. Register a .ru domain at midnight, have it live by 12:05 AM.

Pseudonymous by default

BNB wallet addresses don't carry your name. You don't hand over identity documents, passport scans, or proof of address. We don't ask. You stay off our records until you choose to provide contact info for domain management.

Low fees, high liquidity

BNB transaction fees on BSC average $0.05–$0.30 per transaction. Price is stable enough for invoicing. Extremely liquid—convert back to fiat or hold long-term without counterparty risk.

No KYC for registration

Register as many domains as you want under different wallets. No identity verification. No account linking. We track payment on-chain only. What you do with the domain is your business.

Cross-border, censorship-resistant

BNB works the same in Russia, Iceland, or Hong Kong. No bank denial, no wire-transfer restrictions. Money moves globally without asking permission from any government.

Step by step

1
Choose your domain
Search bunkerdomains.com for the domain you want. Check availability across .com, .io, .ru, .ch, .is, or any TLD we offer. Add it to cart.
2
Select BNB as payment method
At checkout, choose 'Binance Coin (BNB)' from the payment options. Do not select credit card, PayPal, or traditional gateway. System generates a unique invoice with a BSC wallet address and exact BNB amount.
3
Acquire BNB if you don't have it
If your wallet is empty: buy BNB on Binance, Kraken, or any exchange. Withdraw directly to a non-custodial wallet you control (MetaMask, Ledger, Trezor, etc.). Total time: 5–30 minutes depending on exchange speed and your verification level.
4
Send BNB to our payment address
Copy the wallet address from your invoice. Open your wallet. Send the exact BNB amount to that address on Binance Smart Chain (not Ethereum mainnet, not other chains). Double-check the address before hitting send.
5
Wait for blockchain confirmation
BSC confirms in 2–5 seconds. Our system polls the blockchain and confirms payment. Page updates in real-time. You get an email confirmation. Domain immediately enters our registrar system.
6
Set nameservers or registrar lock
Log into your bunkerdomains account (optional login; we can email you a one-time link). Point nameservers to your DNS provider (Cloudflare, Route53, etc.) or let it park. Add DNSSEC, lock the registrar, or leave it open—your choice.
7
Done. Domain is live.
DNS propagates within 24 hours globally. No phone calls. No verification codes. No admin hold. Your domain is registered for the full term you paid. Renew with BNB whenever you like.

Fees & speed

Binance Smart Chain fees: $0.05–$0.30 per transaction. This varies with network congestion, but BSC is engineered for low cost. You'll never pay more than $1 in network fees, even during spikes. Compare that to Ethereum mainnet ($5–$50) or Bitcoin ($2–$20+). Confirmation speed is the real advantage. BSC blocks finalize every 3 seconds. Your BNB payment is irreversible within 5 seconds. No mempool delays. No fee-market bidding wars. Miners prioritize all transactions equally. Network reliability: BSC runs 20+ validators. Binance maintains the chain with strong uptime. Occasional scheduled maintenance happens with advance notice, but network outages are rare—far less common than Ethereum congestion events. Our side: we poll the blockchain every 10 seconds for incoming payments. Your invoice stays active for 24 hours. Send BNB anytime within that window. We see it. We credit it. Typical human-side delay: 1–2 minutes (time to check email, refresh page). Technical delay: near-zero after block confirmation. If you're in a jurisdiction with Bitcoin/crypto capital gains tax, note: transaction fees are deductible. The BNB price you pay is your cost basis. Any difference between purchase price and our payment price is reportable, depending on your accountant's mood and your country's rules. We're not tax advisors. Ask a professional.