This guide summarizes the documented flow, compatible networks and wallets, recurring-payment authorization, and the questions Command Code's public payment documentation does not yet resolve.
The native Stripe payment path
- Choose a paid subscription plan in Command Code.
- Select the cryptocurrency option when Stripe Checkout opens.
- Connect a supported wallet and choose an available USDC network.
- Review the amount and authorization in the wallet before confirming.
The subscription price is denominated in USD and payment is made in USDC through Stripe Crypto Checkout. This is Command Code's native checkout path. ROZO does not currently claim to create, route, or settle Command Code payments.
What the crypto option covers
Command Code documents cryptocurrency as a way to pay for USD subscription plans. The supported asset is USDC on Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, or Base. The listed wallets are MetaMask, Phantom, Coinbase Wallet, and Trust Wallet.
The documentation does not state that BTC, ETH, USDT, or other assets can be used. A network appearing in a wallet is not enough by itself: use only a USDC network offered in the Stripe checkout and verify the network and amount before approving.
How auto-renewal works
Command Code says subscriptions paid with crypto can renew automatically through a USDC authorization. During checkout, the wallet approval should show what is being authorized. Review that authorization before signing and keep enough USDC available on the authorized network for the next billing date.
Wallet and network support can change. The options displayed by Stripe at checkout are the controlling source for a specific purchase or renewal.
Questions that remain unresolved
Command Code's public payment page confirms the subscription flow, supported USDC networks, listed wallets, and auto-renewal authorization. It does not clearly answer several adjacent questions.
- Extra credits: the documentation does not say whether one-time credit purchases can use this crypto path.
- Fees: it does not specify whether Stripe, Command Code, or the network adds fees beyond the displayed subscription amount.
- Refunds: it does not publish a crypto-specific refund process or eligibility rule.
- Failed or mistaken transfers: it does not explain wrong-network handling or recovery.
Check the final Stripe screen and Command Code's current terms before approving. For a billing or refund decision, contact Command Code support rather than assuming card-payment rules apply.