Pay for AI with USDC — Sora, Runway, Kling, Claude
97AI.PRO lets you run 150+ AI models — Sora, Veo 3.1, Runway, Kling, Midjourney, Claude Opus — and pay with USDC crypto on Arbitrum One. No bank card, no chargebacks, works from any wallet and any country. You only pay for successful generations.
How USDC payment works
- Pick a top-up amount (minimum $5) and choose USDC — Arbitrum at checkout.
- Send USDC from any wallet (MetaMask, Coinbase, Trust, hardware + WalletConnect) to the address shown.
- Your credit balance updates automatically once the transfer confirms — usually within seconds.
- Call any model through one unified API. Failed jobs cost $0.
Why Arbitrum USDC
Arbitrum One is an Ethereum layer-2 with the same USDC you already hold, but gas costs cents instead of dollars. That keeps small top-ups economical and settlement fast — the right rail for pay-as-you-go AI rather than large one-off purchases.
Popular models you can pay for in crypto
- ByteDance Seedance 2 Mini — image→video
- Kling — text→video
- Claude Opus 4.8 — chat / code
- All 150+ models & prices
Frequently asked
Which crypto can I use to pay for AI generations?+
USDC on Arbitrum One. It settles in seconds with cent-level gas fees, so a $5 top-up doesn't get eaten by network costs the way Ethereum mainnet USDC would.
Do I need a specific wallet?+
No. Any EVM wallet works — MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Trust, Rabby, or a hardware wallet via WalletConnect. You send USDC to the address shown at checkout and your balance credits automatically.
Is there a minimum top-up?+
The minimum is $5 in USDC. Credits never expire and unused balance stays in your account.
Why pay with crypto instead of a card?+
No US/EU bank card required, no chargebacks or holds, and it works from regions where international cards are declined. Failed generations still cost nothing — you're only charged for successful output.
Can I still use a credit card or Alipay?+
Yes. USDC, credit card, and Alipay are all supported. Crypto is simply the option that works everywhere without a bank relationship.
