PULSECHAIN • ED25519 SIGNED

Buy Licence

Signed server-side • Permanently bound to your device MAC • No account needed

Want to pay privately? Get PLSC via LibertySwap or ZKX Wallet to shield your funds first, then unshield to a fresh wallet and pay from there. No KYC. No link to your identity.
1
Connect Wallet

Works with ZKX Wallet, MetaMask, and any browser wallet — on PulseChain.

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Detect Your Device
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Choose Licence Type
20 PLSC
Yearly
~£15 equivalent
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Send Payment

Payment must be in PLSC sent directly to the PLSChat treasury.

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Verify Payment & Get Licence

Verifying automatically — your licence will appear here once the transaction confirms on-chain.

Transaction hash (paste if not auto-filled)
Licence Issued!
Device MAC
Tier
Expires
✅ Saved locally for Flasher page
Go to Flasher → Send to Device

Your licence is a short signed string in the form v1|MAC|expiry|tier|signature. The signature is created with an Ed25519 private key — the same cryptography used to secure SSH and modern TLS — that lives only on our server and is never shipped in any file, web page, or device firmware.

It can't be forged. Change a single character and the signature no longer matches — your device and our server both reject it. Making a valid licence requires the private key, which no one else has.

It's bound to your device. Each licence is tied to one device's MAC address. Even if someone copies it, it won't activate on any other device — the firmware checks the MAC before accepting it.

Your payment is verified on-chain. A licence is only issued after your PLSC payment to the treasury is confirmed by two independent PulseChain nodes, and each transaction can be used exactly once.

Your privacy is yours to keep. We never ask for your name or email. For maximum privacy, shield your PLSC through LibertySwap or ZKX Wallet and pay from a fresh wallet.

PLSChat firmware is open source. Because you fully own your hardware, a technically capable owner can always modify the code running on their own device — this is true of any open device and is by design. It doesn't affect anyone else's licence or let anyone create a valid licence they didn't pay for.