Frequently Asked Questions
A digital asset (specifically a stablecoin) that represents 1 USD, 1 USDC iis equal to 1 USD. This stablecoin is minted by a company called Circle.
Not at this time. Currently, we operate online via this website & Whatsapp.
If you confirm any wrong information, it will result in a loss of the digital asset with no options for recovery due to the nature of Web3 and Digital Assets.
A wallet address can be obtained through several methods such as opening a Binance account, purchasing a hardware wallet or downloading a desktop or mobile wallet.
No we do not at this time.
Yes, there are specific network fees associated with sending transactions via those networks. Most of these fees are under 2 USDT.
We do not sell Bitcoin. However, we do sell USDT which can easily be converted to Bitcoin on a platform such as Binance.
Not at the moment, and we don’t have plans to in the near to medium-term future.
Gas fees are small network charges paid to process transactions from your self-custody wallet. They vary by network and transaction type, and are usually displayed before you confirm a transfer so you know the cost upfront.
A digital asset (specifically a stablecoin) that represents 1 USD, 1 USDT is equal to 1 USD. This stablecoin is minted by a company called Tether.
Yes. We allow our members to pay in cash for transactions under $5000 TTD via PayWise Locations nationwide.
A wallet address is a unique series of numbers and/or letters that acts like a real wallet or bank account and is used to store Digital Assets.
A network is a specific method of transaction that is separate from one another, meaning they cannot interact.
They can be can be compared to services such as Visa or Mastercard, where transactions done on one network will only be registered when using the same network.
This means that USDT sent to a wallet on the ERC-20 network can only be received by another wallet on the ERC-20 network. If the wrong network is selected when sending Digital Assets then the funds will be lost.
Other examples of networks include TRC-20, BEP-20 etc...
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Both are stablecoins pegged to the US Dollar, but USDT (Tether) is older and slightly less regulated, while USDC (USD Coin) is fully regulated, transparent, and backed by audited reserves. USDC is often preferred for compliance and transparency.
Start small, use reputable exchanges, diversify your investments, enable two-factor authentication, and never invest more than you can afford to lose. Always research before buying any crypto.