NeonRoof brings games, software and community together; Neonadium provides a focused interface for buying supported crypto and requesting wallet swaps. If you arrive through NeonRoof's NeonSwap navigation, the useful starting question is simple: do you need to fund a wallet, or does it already hold the asset you want to exchange?
Start with the action you need
Use Buy crypto with Stripe when you want to purchase an eligible asset into your own wallet. Use Neonadium Swap when your wallet already holds funds on a supported network. Buying and swapping are separate transactions, each with its own review and costs. You can also open NeonSwap on NeonRoof to use the related flow from the gaming site.
You do not need a NeonRoof account for supported outside-wallet swaps. A purchase provider can still require identity checks and decide whether an asset, payment method or location is eligible. Connecting a wallet and signing into a game platform are separate actions.
Choose the destination before paying
- Pick the network you intend to use for the later swap. ETH on Ethereum and ETH on Base are separate balances, even at the same wallet address.
- Connect a compatible wallet to fill its public receiving address, or paste that public address. Compare the complete address and network before continuing.
- Review the purchase amount, exchange rate, charges and verification steps in Stripe. Check the receiving wallet after delivery.
- Return to a matching swap pair, connect that wallet and request a fresh executable quote. Check minimum received and gas before approving.
Stripe currently lists ETH on Ethereum, POL, SOL and other assets. Its published restrictions exclude AVAX and ETH on Base purchases in the EU; other asset and location restrictions also apply. BNB uses a separate buying option. The live checkout is the place to confirm what is available to you.
Keep the network and gas coin together
Neonadium's current EVM swap networks are BNB Smart Chain, Avalanche C-Chain, Polygon PoS, Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum One and OP Mainnet. A network selector changes the route you are viewing; it does not bridge funds. Solana wallet funding is available where eligible, while Solana swap execution remains pending.
Keep the network's native coin available for gas. A stablecoin balance alone may not pay the network charge. The current platform swap fee is 0.25%, with provider costs and gas additional; Stripe's purchase charges are separate. The fee page and current quote help you compare the whole transaction rather than one percentage.
A clear next step from the gaming site
An AVAX/USDC walkthrough explains C-Chain preparation, while the new Polygon POL/USDC guide covers a different destination. Read what token approval means before treating an approval as a finished swap. For BNB, use our separate buying-and-swapping guide.
Crypto is optional to NeonRoof's game discovery experience. Buying supported crypto does not buy a game, a platform credit or NADIUM. NADIUM sales and its bridge remain pending. Neonadium is operated by NeonRoof LLC; these are first-party product guides.
Quick answers
Do I buy crypto inside the swap quote?
No. The buying flow opens a purchase provider. Once funds arrive in your wallet, a supported swap is a separate transaction with its own quote and approval.
Do I need to create a NeonRoof account first?
Not for the supported outside-wallet buying and swap flows described here. The purchase provider may require its own verification, and a swap requires a compatible connected wallet.
Can I buy on one chain and select another to move the funds?
No. Current same-network swaps spend the balance on the chosen chain. Changing the selector does not transfer funds across chains.
Buy crypto with Stripe · Open swap
More wallet and funding guides
- Buy BNB, Then Choose a Pair: NeonRoof’s Neonadium Guide
- Swap POL to USDC on Polygon: Funding, Gas and Token Checks
- Connect, Approve, Swap: Understand Each Wallet Request
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