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What you can pay with
Veentry takes two kinds of payment: crypto on the TON blockchain — Gram or USDT — and Telegram Stars. You pick the currency on the plans screen before you choose a plan, and every price above re-prices into whichever one you select.
Gram and USDT payments go through TON Connect: you link a wallet once, and each payment is a transaction you approve there. Stars never leave Telegram — the payment happens in the app you are already reading this in. Either way there is no card form, no billing account and no stored payment details.
Gram — the coin of the TON network
Gram is the native coin of The Open Network (TON), the blockchain that grew out of Telegram's own project. It launched under the name Gram in 2018, spent several years as Toncoin, and took its original name back in June 2026. It is what pays network fees, and what a plain TON transfer moves.
Paying in Gram is exactly that plain transfer — no token contract in between — so the network fee is a fraction of a cent and confirmation takes about a second. The trade-off is that its price moves with the market: what a year of Veentry costs in Gram today is not what it cost last month.
USDT — the steady one
USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin: it is designed to hold a value of one US dollar, backed by reserves its issuer holds against every token in circulation. On TON it exists as a jetton — TON's token standard, the equivalent of an ERC-20 on Ethereum — so it moves at the same speed and cost as anything else on the network.
That steadiness is the reason to pick it. A plan priced in USDT costs about the same next year as it does today, which makes it the closest thing to paying in dollars without ever touching a card.
Telegram Stars, and how to buy them
Stars are Telegram's own in-app currency for digital goods, introduced in 2024. Any bot or Mini App can charge in them, Veentry included, and your Telegram account holds the balance — so if you would rather not deal with a crypto wallet at all, this is the route that needs nothing set up.
To top up, open Telegram, go to Settings, find your Stars balance and tap Top Up. Pick one of the packages, confirm, and the Stars land on your account straight away. On iPhone and Android the purchase goes through the App Store or Google Play; on Telegram Web and Desktop the same packages are sold by @PremiumBot, which usually works out cheaper because there is no app-store cut on top.
Once your balance covers the plan you want, paying inside Veentry is a single confirmation — no wallet, no transaction to approve, no leaving Telegram.