One Million Humans: one wall, one million people, $1 each, forever

A single public wall where one million people from every country each leave their name, their country and one sentence, for one dollar, forever. It is inspired by The Million Dollar Homepage (2005), but made of humans instead of ads.

One dollar is small enough for almost anyone, and just enough to keep out spam and bots. It also means every entry is someone who truly chose to be here.

The wall is built to run at almost zero cost so it can stay online for decades. Your entry never expires. See the Terms for the honest fine print.

One short sentence (up to 200 characters) in any language: a hope, a memory, advice, a message to your grandchildren or to a stranger. No links, contact details, ads or hateful content.

An automatic filter checks every entry before you pay, so you never pay for a rejected message. It blocks offensive words (in many languages), links, emails and phone numbers. Rephrase and try again.

With USDT on the BNB Smart Chain network (BEP20), from a crypto wallet such as Binance Web3 Wallet, Trust Wallet or MetaMask; with Binance Pay; with Sham Cash; or with PayPal. The USDT page shows the exact amount, our address, a QR code and a timer, and updates by itself when the payment arrives. PayPal is a link that opens PayPal.me for 1.00 USD. Paying there does not publish your name; a person confirms the payment first. A bank card on this site is still coming soon.

When the payment page shows Binance Pay (the easiest way if you use Binance): the page shows an exact amount (for example 1.0237 USDT). Tap "Open Binance Pay" and, if Binance lets you change the amount, type exactly that amount: we find the payment by itself. If Binance only lets you pay 1 USDT, pay it, copy the Order ID from Binance's success screen and paste it on our page. Binance Pay transfers between Binance users have no network fee. We find your payment in our Binance history, usually within a minute, and publish your entry.

Binance's own minimum for USDT withdrawals is often more than $1 (it can be around 10 USDT), so a $1 withdrawal from a Binance account may be refused. It is easier to pay from a wallet: Binance Web3 Wallet (inside the Binance app), Trust Wallet or MetaMask, with the USDT plus a little BNB (a few cents) for the network fee. If you do withdraw from Binance, choose the BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) network and make sure the amount received is exactly the amount shown.

Send exactly the amount shown, in USDT, on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20). Blockchain payments cannot be reversed. A payment that is too small or arrives after the timer is not published automatically: we check it by hand and publish your entry or send the money back. Coins sent on another network or to a wrong address may be lost for good. In any case, write to abed.khayyal97@gmail.com with your transaction hash (TxID).

Entries are published immediately and forever, so payments are final. But if you paid and your entry did not appear, or your payment was too small or late, we will publish your entry or refund you in USDT (BEP20) to a wallet address you give us. See the Terms.

Entries are permanent, so check your preview carefully. If there is a serious problem (for example a typo in your name or a privacy concern), write to abed.khayyal97@gmail.com with your transaction id.

Yes. Each entry is a separate $1 payment. But the wall is most beautiful when it is one million different people.

Your entry is still published: our server keeps checking the blockchain every couple of minutes. You will find it on the wall (search for your name). If it does not appear within an hour, write to abed.khayyal97@gmail.com with your transaction hash (TxID).

An independent creator. There are no investors and no ads. Contact: abed.khayyal97@gmail.com.