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# Buy from the Website

## **What methods of payment are accepted?**

The WarSindia website ***accepts payments from multiple blockchains and currencies***, including Ethereum main net, Binance Chain main net, Avalanche, and Polygon. If you have suggestions for a cryptocurrency that you believe might be used as a payment option on the WarSindia website or you experience network congestion caused by high activity, please contact us at any moment via ***<Support@WarSindia.com>.***

## **There are a few things you can do to ensure a seamless transaction:**

Make sure that the correct wallet is selected from the drop-down option. If you are having difficulty logging in, try using different browsers and make sure your browser is not in private mode. If it is still not working properly, try refreshing the page. After a successful transaction has been made, orders will be delivered to your account and you will see them in your inventory.&#x20;

***If you are still unable to locate your Army Box in your inventory after 12 hours, please contact us via <Support@WarSindia.com>.***


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