USDT: network choice and address checks
USDT exists on multiple blockchains, so the network label matters as much as the token name. A TRC20 address should not be assumed to work with ERC20 or another chain.
Speed and fees depend on the selected network and sending wallet. Both the sender and cashier must support the same chain.
USDT is usually less volatile against the US dollar than many crypto assets, but network fees can still change the final amount received.
Choose USDT in the cashier before copying any payment details.
Check the network label beside the address, such as TRC20, ERC20 or another supported option.
Confirm the minimum amount after accounting for the fee charged by your wallet.
Save the TXID after sending and wait for the required network confirmations.
| Method | Use | Check |
|---|---|---|
| Bank card | Deposit / withdrawal when supported | Currency, limits, cardholder |
| Crypto | Transfer to a network address | Coin, network, address, confirmations |
| USDT | TRC20/ERC20 and other supported networks | Match sending and receiving network |
| Bitcoin | BTC transfer | Check address and network fee |
Do not send a test amount below the stated minimum if the cashier warns that sub-minimum transfers are not credited.
For withdrawal, provide an address that belongs to you and uses the same network selected in the request form.
If the wrong network was used, do not send another payment until support has reviewed the first transaction.
On the USDT at Dragon Money page, before a deposit or withdrawal, check the amount, currency, payment method and destination details one more time. With crypto, the network matters just as much as the asset name.
For USDT at Dragon Money, if a payment is delayed, use the status in your account history and keep the transaction reference for support. Repeating the same request usually does not make processing faster.
Limits, fees and available methods can vary by account and region. When using USDT at Dragon Money, treat the terms shown immediately before confirmation as the current terms for that transaction.
