How to receive your USDT payout

When you sell shards, we pay you in USDT, straight to your own wallet. The two things that usually cause doubt — which address to paste, and which network costs you least — are settled here in three steps.

The one thing with no undo The address and the network must match. USDT sent on the wrong network is gone for good — we can't pull it back, and neither can anyone else. Take the steps below slowly.

Step 01 — Network

Pick the network that costs you least

USDT is the same coin on every network — the only difference is the delivery fee, and it comes out of what you receive. Ranked from usually-cheapest:

Network	Name on your exchange	Fee
BSCcheapest	BNB Smart Chain (BEP20)	lowest
Optimism	Optimism	low
Polygon	Polygon POS	low
Arbitrum	Arbitrum One	low
Solana	Solana	moderate
Tron	Tron (TRC20)	highest

Short version: use BSC unless you have a reason not to. The exact fee is shown next to each network while you fill in the form.

Pick a network your wallet actually supports. If it only does Tron, use Tron — arriving matters more than the fee. But if you have an address starting with 0x, BSC works, and that's the cheapest way.

Step 02 — Address

Get your wallet address

A wallet address is like an account number — the string your USDT is sent to. Its shape tells you which network it belongs to:

Network	Address starts with
BSC, Optimism, Polygon, Arbitrum (one family, EVM)	0x… — 42 characters
Tron	T… — 34 characters
Solana	letters & digits — 32–44 characters

If you use Binance

Open Wallet → Spot, find USDT, press Deposit.
Binance asks you to choose a network. Choose the exact same one you picked on our form — e.g. BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) if you picked BSC.
Your deposit address appears. Press Copy — don't retype it.
Paste it into the address field on our sell form. That's it.

Another wallet — Trust Wallet, OKX, Bybit, MetaMask? Same idea: find Receive or Deposit USDT, check the network, copy the address.

One check before you send The network in your wallet must match the network on our form. Picked BSC? Then the address you paste must be a BSC address (the 0x… one). Unsure? Use BSC on both sides — the safest choice is also the cheapest.

Step 03 — Payout

How much do you receive?

No surprises — the full figure is on the form before you claim:

shards that arrive × rate (when you sent) − network fee = what you receive

The rate locks when you send, not when you claim. The price you saw when sending is the price you get.
The network fee shown on the form is the fee deducted. Not an estimate.
Sent less than you wrote down? You're paid for what actually arrives — nothing is forfeited.

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Something still unclear? Press Need Help? on the site and talk to us directly. Better to ask first than send wrong — a USDT transfer can't be pulled back.