Cryptocurrency Wallet

To send and receive crypto payments users must have a Cryptocurrency Wallet. A cryptocurrency wallet is an application that functions as a wallet for your cryptocurrency. It is called a wallet because it is used similarly to a wallet you put cash and cards in. Instead of holding these physical items, it stores the passkeys you use to sign for your cryptocurrency transactions and provides the interface that lets you access your crypto.

Some Wallets To Consider

• Trust Wallet  Trust Wallet can handle a wide range of cryptocurrencies. In addition, a formidable array of features contribute to a reputation for solid security. For example, you can use Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), Google Authentication, and even SMS or email verifications.
• Coinbase Wallet Coinbase has built a formidable establishment thanks to official licensing and regulation in the United States. Unlike independents like Trust Wallet associated with Binance, Coinbase owns and operates both the crypto wallet and exchange. This integration makes things a lot easier since you’ll only need a single account to access everything. Coinbase initially only supported Bitcoin, but today you can use it with almost anything. 
• Luno Wallet Luno makes things especially easy for new cryptocurrency owners. Grab the app and set up your account, and you can be buying crypto within moments. In addition, the high degree of localization for many places helps make funding your wallet easy. Unlike many crypto wallets that are highly mobile-focused only, Luno makes web access available as well. The experience mirrors the mobile one, so there’s no shock moving from one interface to the other.
• Exodus Unlike many crypto wallets, Exodus has moved past the “most secure” label and gunned for billing as the un-nerdy public’s crypto wallet. It claims intuitive design and tries hard to simplify what many find to be a daunting topic.
• Trezor For the unfamiliar, Trezor is a cold or hardware wallet. This type of wallet is meant for the morbidly paranoid, capable of keeping cryptocurrency away from the Internet. Trezor wallets support a wide range of cryptocurrencies
• Cash App User can now use Cash App to send and receive crypto

One of the simplest and intuitive systems to use is Coinbase, you simply create an account on Coinbase, this in turn will give you a bitcoin wallet address that you can pay in to, this (receive) wallet address is what you would use on a1fans for pay-outs (Content Provider), once you have received your pay-out, you can convert the Bitcoin in to local currency and withdraw to your bank/PayPal.

• Please note to receive a withdrawal a wallet address must be provided, to ensure safety and privacy please generate a a new wallet address for every withdrawal.

From Coinbase, you can buy Bitcoin via debit/credit card, then you can send it to your wallet address on a1fans, which is then simply used to pay for subscriptions to your favourite Content Providers, send tips or buy physical items from them.