About CryptoPostage

Why we built this

Traditional shipping platforms tie every label to an identity: an account, a card, a billing address, and an order history that is retained indefinitely and often shared with data brokers. For most people that trade-off is invisible — until a breach, a subpoena, or a data sale makes it visible.

We designed CryptoPostage from the opposite direction: start with what a carrier legally requires to move a package (a sender address, a recipient address, and postage), and refuse to collect anything beyond it. Payment happens in Bitcoin or Monero, checkout works without an account, and address data is deleted after label generation.

How the service works

• Minimum data, minimum time

  We collect only what a carrier needs to produce a label. Addresses are AES-256-GCM encrypted on receipt and the key is destroyed the moment your label is generated — the payload becomes permanently unreadable.

• Real labels, real carriers

  Every label is purchased live from USPS, UPS, FedEx, or DHL through licensed shipping APIs. Tracking numbers work on the carrier's own website, and rates are the carrier's real rates plus a small published platform fee.

• Labels only after payment confirms

  Labels are generated exclusively after on-chain confirmation of your Bitcoin or Monero payment. This is enforced server-side with no manual override — it keeps the service sustainable without holding customer funds.

What we don't do

We are a postage reseller, not an anonymity service for unlawful activity. Carrier rules and postal law apply to every label — see our restricted items policy. We don't run third-party analytics or advertising scripts, we don't sell data, and we don't generate labels before payment confirms. Our full data practices are documented in the privacy policy and the data transparency report.

Contact & resources

• Supportsupport@cryptopostage.xyz
• TelegramCommunity & updates
• Press kitFact sheet & brand