ROZO Checkout pays that same OpenRouter payment link with native SOL. Paste the link, pick SOL, and send the exact amount shown to a one-time Solana deposit address. ROZO settles the invoice in USDC for you. No swap, no bridge and no ROZO account.
If you hold USDC or USDT on Solana instead, our Solana stablecoin guide covers that route, where Phantom, Solflare or Backpack sign the transfer directly. ROZO Checkout is independent and not affiliated with OpenRouter or Coinbase.
Pay with SOL in 4 steps
- In OpenRouter, open Settings, then Credits. Turn on the crypto option, enter the amount ($10 or more) and click Purchase. Copy the payment link it produces.
- Paste the link at checkout.rozo.ai and choose SOL on Solana.
- The page shows a one-time Solana deposit address, a QR code and the exact SOL amount. Scan the QR code with Phantom, Solflare or another Solana wallet, or copy the address and amount, and send exactly that amount.
- The page watches for the transfer and shows live status. Once your SOL arrives, the OpenRouter invoice is settled and the credits are applied.
SOL or USDC on Solana: which to use
Both pay the same OpenRouter link. The difference is how you pay and what is priced in.
- SOL: you send to a one-time deposit address. The order carries the 1% service fee plus an FX spread on the SOL price, both built into the SOL amount shown before you send.
- USDC or USDT on Solana: you connect Phantom, Solflare or Backpack and approve in the wallet. Same 1% service fee, with no FX spread.
If you already hold stablecoins on Solana, that route is slightly cheaper. If what you hold is SOL, paying with SOL saves you a swap.
What to check before you send
- Send on Solana only. SOL sent on any other network will not arrive.
- Keep a little extra SOL for the network fee. The order amount has to arrive in full, and the fee comes on top. On Solana it is a fraction of a cent.
- Sending from an exchange? Make sure the amount that arrives is at least the amount shown. Exchange withdrawal fees are not covered.
- One payment link can only be paid one way. Once you continue with SOL, that link cannot also be paid with USDC, USDT or Bitcoin.
- For a very large payment, use USDC or USDT instead. Native coins are only offered up to a per-order limit, so above it the SOL option does not appear.
If the amount or the credits look wrong
If less SOL arrives than the order amount, the page shows how much is missing. Send the missing amount to the same address and it is matched automatically.
If your wallet shows the transfer as confirmed and the page is still waiting, do not pay a second time. Copy the transaction signature and contact support with your OpenRouter payment link.
OpenRouter's 5% crypto fee is already inside the link amount, the $10 crypto minimum on the link still applies, and crypto payments to OpenRouter are never refundable under OpenRouter's policy.