A token name alone is not enough to identify where a blockchain transfer should be sent. Before requesting a reward, verify the asset, blockchain network, receiving address, and whether your wallet or exchange supports that exact combination.
USDT and USDC
USDT and USDC are commonly used dollar-denominated stablecoins, but each can exist on more than one blockchain. A USDT TRC20 transfer travels on the Tron network, while USDT ERC20 travels on Ethereum and USDT BEP20 travels on BNB Smart Chain. A receiving wallet must explicitly support the selected token on the selected network.
USDC follows the same compatibility principle. Do not assume that an exchange deposit address supports every network simply because the exchange lists USDC. Confirm the network displayed on the receiving deposit screen before submitting the request.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB
BTC uses the Bitcoin network and requires a Bitcoin-compatible address. Native ETH uses Ethereum, while BNB may be requested through a supported BNB Smart Chain route where the program permits it. Transaction fees, confirmation times, and minimum transfer sizes depend on the chosen provider and the current network conditions.
A short pre-request checklist
- Choose the correct asset from the reward center.
- Select only a network listed as compatible with that asset.
- Copy a receiving address for the same asset and network.
- Check the first and last address characters before confirming.
- Read the applicable fee, processing, location, and compliance conditions.
- Save the published transaction reference once the reward is processed.
WooCommerce checkout and reward processing are separate workflows. The installed checkout gateway determines which payment methods, wallet integrations, and payment QR codes appear when purchasing an account.
Explore the available account plans, read the published trading rules, and review the reward and verification process.