1Pick your dozens
The shelf price doesn't wobble. One dozen is AUD $5, two dozen is AUD $10, and so on.
Laid out the back · paid in pDAI
Steve and Irene sell fresh eggs from the backyard flock. A dozen stays AUD $5. Blunt.cash turns that into however many pDAI equal five Australian dollars the moment you pay, on PulseChain.
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Counting pDAI…

Your carton

One dozen
1The shelf price doesn't wobble. One dozen is AUD $5, two dozen is AUD $10, and so on.
2Checkout is locked to PulseChain and pDAI. Blunt.cash converts the Australian dollars at that moment.
3MetaMask, Rabby, or whatever already holds your pDAI. The coins go straight to Steve and Irene.
4Once the payment shows up on-chain, they message the number you left. No delivery van, no porch pirates.
Contract 0x6B175474E89094C44Da98b954EedeAC495271d0F. Chain id 369. Check it matches the coin in your wallet before you confirm.
The real chooks are out the back, minding their own business. These five just work the website.
DAI on PulseChain — the coin Blunt.cash calls pDAI. It is not DAI on Ethereum, and it is not pegged at one US dollar. Sending the lookalike from another chain will not pay for the eggs.
A dozen is always AUD $5. pDAI's price moves, so the number of coins is whatever equals five Australian dollars at the time you pay.
Pickup only. Steve or Irene text a time once the pDAI has landed. Their street address stays off the website.
Nobody in the middle. Blunt.cash watches PulseChain and marks the order paid when the right amount of pDAI arrives. The coins go from your wallet to theirs. You pay the network fee.
Start the order again. You'll get a fresh count of pDAI for the same five-dollar dozen. A late or short payment is not treated as paid.