Paying with USDT: Tron (TRC20) vs BNB Smart Chain vs Solana
How to choose a USDT or USDC network for your top-up, avoid wrong-network losses, and make sure the amount that arrives matches the invoice after fees.
PerkShelf takes USDT and USDC on the Binance deposit networks shown at checkout, including Tron (TRC20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) and Solana. Any listed network works. What matters is that you send on the network the invoice names, and that the amount arriving matches the invoice.
Choosing a network
- Use the network your exchange or wallet already supports for that coin
- Compare the withdrawal fee your exchange charges on each network; it varies by exchange and by day
- Check the confirmation count the invoice shows; most listed networks credit within minutes
Send on the invoice's network only
Each network has its own deposit address. Sending USDT on a different network than the invoice names, or to the wrong address, will not credit automatically and may not be recoverable. If a memo or tag is shown, include it.
The amount that arrives must match
Many exchanges take the withdrawal fee out of the amount you send. If your invoice is $10.54 and the exchange keeps a fee, less than $10.54 arrives and the invoice cannot match. Set the withdrawal so the received amount is exactly the invoice amount, or pick the option that charges the fee on top. Network fees are the sender's cost.
After you send
Copy the transaction hash (TxID) and paste it on the payments page or in the Telegram bot. The wallet credits once Binance marks the deposit successful. If it is not found yet, we save the ID and keep checking.
Frequently asked questions
Which USDT network is cheapest?
It depends on your exchange's withdrawal fees, which change. Compare them in your exchange before sending.
I sent less than the invoice because of fees. Can it still be credited?
Not automatically. Open a ticket with the TxID; support can only credit what actually arrived.