Find the fan’s paid offer in the inbox, read its label, check the money and the delivery, and know when to email support with the right details.
Owners, admins and chattersA Telegram fan says he paid, but he cannot open what he bought. The label on his offer in the inbox shows whether OnlyX recorded the payment and completed the delivery.
Find the message that the fan paid for. It carries a label, such as “Paid · $8”. Note the amount and the time of the message. Include both if you contact support.
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Read the label
Read the label and the short note after it. Point at the label to read the full sentence. Then use the table in the next section.
1 The label on the offer. Paid confirms the payment. Delivery is not yet marked complete.
The fan’s money goes into the creator’s own Stripe account. OnlyX does not hold it.Your workspace credits on Billing are separate from a fan’s payment. Adding credits does not confirm his purchase or fix a failed delivery.
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Open her Payments tab
In OnlyX, click Creators. Then click the creator. In her menu, under Telegram, click Payments.The Payments card opens with a status badge.
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Read the status badge
Connected · live means the saved account uses live payments. Connected · test mode uses test payments. A red line shows the last problem Stripe reported with her key.Not connected stops new payment pages. A fan who already has a payment page open may still pay. Check the purchase itself, even if the account is now disconnected.A chatter can read the card but cannot change it. Owners and admins can replace the keys. See Connect Stripe payments.
1 The status badge · 2 The connected Stripe account
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Find the payment on Earnings
In her menu, under Telegram, click Earnings. Find the fan in the Fan column. Match the amount and payment time to this offer.A matching row means OnlyX recorded the payment. An older sale to the same fan is not proof of this purchase.The table does not confirm delivery. Check the offer’s label in the inbox too.
Ask the creator or the person who manages her Stripe account to check the matching payment there. Tell support if that payment was refunded.
Ask the fan to check his Telegram conversation with the creator for the purchased files. If he received only some of them, note which ones are missing.If his payment screen says “Still confirming”, he can use Check again on that screen. Do not ask him to start another purchase to test it.
Do not ask the fan to pay again until you have checked the first payment. Do not ask for card details, sign-in codes or passwords.
OnlyX has not recorded the payment yet. Give it a few minutes, then reload the conversation.Check the matching payment in Earnings and the creator’s Stripe account. If it is confirmed but the label stays Sent, contact support.
The label stays "Paid"
Payment is recorded, but delivery is not yet marked complete. OnlyX retries in the background.Ask the fan whether any files arrived. If it stays Paid after a few minutes, contact support. Do not send a second paid offer.
The label says "Failed" after the fan paid
A delivery can fail after payment. In some cases, files may have arrived before OnlyX could confirm the result.Check the matching payment. Ask the fan which files arrived, and include that answer when you contact support.
The payment screen says "Already purchased", but files are missing
This message can appear while delivery is still in progress or after it is complete. Check the label on the original offer in Inbox.If it says Paid, delivery is not yet marked complete. If it says Unlocked but the fan cannot find the files, contact support.
The payment screen says "Still confirming"
The payment has not been confirmed on that screen. The fan can click Check again there. Do not ask him to start another purchase.Open the offer in Inbox. Check its payment before you take the next step.
Earnings shows "Nothing yet" and $0.00, but sales are listed
A Telegram creator’s summary tiles can show $0.00 and “0 transactions” even when the table lists paid sales. The empty-state note can also show.Use the table’s matching row and the creator’s Stripe payment record to check the purchase.