Why pay with Tether (USDT)
USDT is accepted on two networks, each with its own option at checkout: ERC-20 on Ethereum and TRC-20 on Tron. The dollar amount is identical; what differs is the fee and the speed. Tron costs cents and credits in about a minute; Ethereum costs gas and credits in a few minutes.
- Stable amount. No rate lock to race: the USDT figure is the dollar figure.
- One-time address on the network you chose.
- Settled to Monero on our side the moment it credits, like every other coin.
How it works, step by step
- Pick the line. Choose a country and a line type among 47 countries. The exact total, activation included, is shown before you pay.
- Choose Tether (USDT) at checkout. The payment page shows the amount in USDT, a one-time address and a QR code. Pick the network first: the address matches it.
- Send the exact amount. From any wallet or exchange, on the Ethereum (ERC-20) or Tron (TRC-20) network. Add your exchange's withdrawal fee on top so the full sum arrives.
- Wait for credit. A few minutes on Ethereum, about a minute on Tron in practice. The page moves from seen to confirming to credited on its own; no need to reload.
- Use the line. It is live about a minute after credit: calls, SMS with the code extracted, voicemail — from the panel or the API.
Choose USDT at checkout and pick the network. The page shows the amount and an address in that network's format — 0x… for Ethereum, T… for Tron. In your wallet or exchange, select the same network, send the exact amount, and the page credits the deposit after the confirmations shown.
The address format is not enough to protect you. A 0x… address exists on every EVM chain. Sending USDT on BSC, Polygon, Arbitrum or Base to our Ethereum address is not seen and cannot be recovered. Ethereum mainnet for ERC-20, Tron for TRC-20 — nothing else.
Fees, timing and what leaves a trace
| Question | With USDT |
|---|---|
| Network | Ethereum (ERC-20) or Tron (TRC-20) |
| Time to credit | A few minutes on Ethereum, about a minute on Tron |
| Network fees | Gas on Ethereum; cents on Tron |
| Visible on the chain | Transparent on both chains; settled to Monero on our side. |
| Address | One-time, generated for this order, never reused |
| Rate | None: USDT is the dollar amount |
| Under / over payment | Credited as a partial to complete / credited as extra balance. Nothing returned to the sender |
| Settled in | Monero, on our side, the moment it credits |
Mistakes that cost money
- Wrong network. The one that loses money. Match the network exactly.
- Sending a different stablecoin. USDC, DAI and the rest are not accepted.
- Exchange withdrawal fee deducted from the amount, leaving a partial the page asks you to complete. Add it on top.
- Gas on Ethereum at a busy hour can cost more than the line. Use Tron.
Questions
Which network should I use for USDT?
Tron (TRC-20) for cents in fees and credit in about a minute; Ethereum (ERC-20) if that is where your USDT already is. Both are accepted; the network you choose must match the address on the payment page.
Can I send USDT on BSC, Polygon, Solana or Arbitrum?
No. Only Ethereum mainnet and Tron are watched. A deposit on any other network is lost.
Is there an exchange rate?
No. USDT is priced at its dollar value, so the amount shown is the amount in dollars; there is no rate to lock.
How long does a USDT payment take?
About a minute on Tron, a few minutes on Ethereum, after the confirmations shown on the page. The line is live about a minute after credit.
Do you accept USDC or other stablecoins?
No. USDT on Ethereum or Tron only.
The payment mechanics above are the ones described in the refund policy and the API reference. If a wallet or an exchange behaves differently from what this page says, tell us and we will correct it.