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Same coin, different networks
USDT and USDC exist on several blockchains. Sending on a network the receiver doesn't support is the most common way people lose funds.
Before you send
Fees and speed
Fees vary a lot between networks and change with congestion. Some cost cents, others several dollars at busy times. Check the current fee in your wallet before sending, not what it was last month.
Gas tokens
On most networks you also need a little of the native coin to pay the fee. A wallet holding only USDT can't send it.
If it went wrong
Contact the receiving exchange's support with the transaction ID. Recovery is sometimes possible but often slow or not offered. Never trust "recovery services" that DM you.
Which network do you use most for small payments, and why?
USDT and USDC exist on several blockchains. Sending on a network the receiver doesn't support is the most common way people lose funds.
Before you send
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Fees and speed
Fees vary a lot between networks and change with congestion. Some cost cents, others several dollars at busy times. Check the current fee in your wallet before sending, not what it was last month.
Gas tokens
On most networks you also need a little of the native coin to pay the fee. A wallet holding only USDT can't send it.
If it went wrong
Contact the receiving exchange's support with the transaction ID. Recovery is sometimes possible but often slow or not offered. Never trust "recovery services" that DM you.
Which network do you use most for small payments, and why?
