Donate with crypto (recommended)
God's World is free to play. If you like it and want to help it grow, you can support it with cryptocurrency. Thank you!
Why crypto
- Simplicity: a public address works like a bank account number, so you do not have to give any personal data to pay.
- Transparency: every payment is recorded on a public blockchain, and anyone can check it.
What you can send
We accept two stablecoins on the Solana network:
- USDC (preferred),
- USDT.
A stablecoin is always worth about 1 US dollar, so the value of your gift does not change. The smallest donation is 1 USD. Please send only on the Solana network: coins sent on another network may be lost for good.
How to donate
- In the game, open the Info menu, choose "Support us" and then "Cryptocurrency".
- Type your name and a message if you want (both are optional), the amount, and choose the token.
- Press "Donate" and pay with your Solana wallet.
You need a wallet that supports Solana and a little SOL (the coin of the network) to pay the network fee, which is very small. Some wallets let you buy crypto with a card or a bank transfer inside the wallet: whether it is available depends on your wallet and on your country.
Our address
If you prefer, you can also send to our public Solana address yourself. It is the same for USDC and USDT:
9yngHqtUqqgVoAZ3HiaDbe7e1my9avbrkAFbpJgRmcvD
Send only USDC or USDT on the Solana network, at least 1 USD (a smaller payment is not recorded in our list). A payment sent this way is shown in the list of supporters with your address and the amount, but it cannot be linked to a name, so it appears as "Anonymous".
You can check everything we have received: view our address on Solana Explorer.
What is public
- Your Solana address and the amount will always be public on the blockchain, and are shown in our list of supporters.
- Your name and message are saved on our server. We check them first, and only then are they shown in the list of supporters. An empty name field is shown as "Anonymous".
- Your name and message are never written on the blockchain.