Payouts & currencies
Choosing the right stablecoin and network
An asset and its blockchain network must match on both sides of a transfer.
THE SHORT ANSWER
The asset and blockchain must both match the enabled route and destination. Support for a coin or network alone does not establish support for their combination.
- Applies to
- Eligible customers using available payout options.
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In this guide
A stablecoin name alone is not enough to identify a supported transfer. USDC on one network is not interchangeable with USDC on another network for payment instructions.
Start with the options in your workspace
Select the asset first, then choose from the networks actually offered for that asset and your account. Potential network names include Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Tron and Stellar, but this is not a claim that all are live or supported for every stablecoin.
If a network is not offered, do not send to an address using that network or assume it can be recovered later.
Verify all destination details
Confirm the receiving wallet supports the selected asset-network combination. Check the full address and any required memo or destination tag using a trusted source.
An Ethereum-style address can exist on more than one network. A matching address format does not mean the receiving service credits every network.
If you used the wrong network
Contact support promptly with the asset, network, transaction hash and date. Do not share your seed phrase or private key.
Support can investigate the available records, but recovery is not guaranteed. Do not send additional funds to an unfamiliar wallet or pay someone who promises an automatic reversal.
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