How it works

Hourden runs on a prepaid balance in US dollars. You choose an amount, pick a coin, and send the payment to the address shown. The minimum deposit is $10, or $20 in Bitcoin, because the network fee on a small BTC transfer eats the deposit. The balance appears on your dashboard once the network confirms the transaction.

Open the order screen and choose the network, then the category, then the package. Each package shows its rate per 1,000, how fast it starts, how fast it runs, the minimum and maximum quantity, and whether it carries a refill. Two packages on the same service at different prices are not a trick: they are different supply, with different speed and different guarantee.

Every service takes a specific kind of address. A follower service takes the profile. A like or view service takes the post. A subscriber service takes the channel. The order screen tells you which one the package you picked expects. The destination has to be public at the moment the order runs - a private account cannot receive anything, and the order will fail against it.

The amount comes out of your balance and the order is created. From that point it moves through pending, processing and completed, and you can follow it in your order history. We do not hold the screen waiting for a supplier to answer: the order is recorded first, then dispatched, so a slow supplier never costs you a double click.

An order that delivers less than it should is marked partial, and the unfilled part goes back to your balance. A package that carries a refill window covers drop-off inside that window - you ask for the refill from your order history and we re-run the difference. The refund and refill policy has the exact terms, including what is not covered.

Each package prints its own start time and speed, because they vary by service and by supply. Start time is how long until the first unit lands; speed is roughly how much lands per day after that. Both are what the supply has been doing, not a promise - a platform-side change can slow any of it without notice.