Bitcoin checkout · research use only
Buy peptides with Bitcoin, the straightforward way.
Titan Peptide Lab is crypto-only, and Bitcoin is one of the three networks accepted at checkout alongside USDC and SOL. There's no card form and no account at a payment processor — you pick the compound, the total converts to a live BTC amount, and you send it from any wallet or exchange. Below is the actual flow: how the quote is held, what confirmations mean, and why a stablecoin is sometimes the easier call. Everything Titan supplies is for in-vitro laboratory research only.
Pick the compound and lock the quote
Choose the peptide and vial size on the product page first. At checkout the total is shown in USD and converted to a live BTC amount. Because Bitcoin moves while you confirm, the quoted BTC figure is held for a short window — pay within it so the on-chain amount matches the order. If you'd rather avoid the price drift entirely, USDC settles at exactly the quoted dollar figure.
See crypto checkout →Send to the displayed BTC address
The checkout shows a Bitcoin network address and a QR code. Send the exact BTC amount from any wallet or exchange that supports on-chain BTC withdrawals — Coinbase, Kraken, Cash App, a hardware wallet, or a self-custody app all work. Send on the Bitcoin network itself, not a wrapped or layer-2 version, so the payment lands against your order.
Coins accepted →Wait for network confirmations
A Bitcoin payment is final once the network confirms it — typically one to three confirmations, which can take roughly ten to forty minutes depending on fee and congestion. Titan watches the chain for your transaction; you don't need to send a screenshot. Once the payment confirms on-chain, the order moves to dispatch.
Shipping timeline →Your protection is the paperwork, not a chargeback
Bitcoin payments can't be reversed, so the real safeguard is documentation, not a card dispute. An order ID is recorded with support before you pay, every order ships with a lot-matched release sheet tied to the code on the vial, and many new buyers start with a single vial to vet the source. That's the screen that matters on an irreversible payment.
How to verify a COA →Bitcoin vs stablecoin at checkout
Same order, two ways to pay.
Bitcoin is the coin most buyers already hold and the easiest to send from a mainstream exchange, which is why it's the default crypto request. The one thing to watch is price drift: BTC moves between the quote and the confirmation, so the checkout holds the converted amount for a short window. USDC sidesteps that — a stablecoin is pegged to the dollar, so the amount you send equals the order total to the cent. Both settle on-chain, both ship with the same lot-matched release sheet, and both are confirmed before dispatch. Pick whichever lives in your wallet today.
- Networks accepted
- Bitcoin (BTC), USDC, and SOL — shown before you pay.
- Confirmation time
- Roughly 10–40 min on BTC; faster with a higher fee.
- Price certainty
- USDC settles at the exact quoted USD total; BTC is held briefly.
- Order protection
- Order ID logged with support + lot-matched COA on every parcel.
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Before you check out.
Ready to pay with Bitcoin?
Browse the research catalog, add a vial, and choose Bitcoin, USDC, or SOL at checkout — the address and amount are shown before you send anything.