Choosing your network
Different stablecoins support different networks. Pick based on speed, fees, and where you want to use the funds.
USDT supports two main networks. TRC-20 (Tron) has the lowest fees (a few cents) and one-minute confirmations; pick this if you use exchanges like Binance, OKX, or Bybit. ERC-20 (Ethereum) has higher fees ($5-20) but is supported everywhere in DeFi.
USDC supports five mainstream networks. Ethereum (ERC-20) is the canonical choice with maximum exchange compatibility. Solana offers sub-cent fees and one-second finality. Base is a Coinbase L2 with native USDC and fees around one cent. Arbitrum and Polygon also offer native USDC at low cost. Important: USDC on Tron (TRC-20) was discontinued by Circle in February 2024 and is not supported.
Bitcoin uses its own network. Network fees are typically $1 to $5 depending on mempool conditions.
How long does a crypto withdrawal take?
Two stages, end to end:
1. Review: 1 to 3 days. We verify the payout is not from a fraudulent account. Faster for users with established trust history.
2. On-chain confirmation: seconds to a few hours after we approve. You will see the transaction hash in your account once we send. Solana finalizes in about a second; Base, Arbitrum, Polygon in seconds; TRC-20 in about a minute; ERC-20 typically in 5-15 minutes; Bitcoin in 30-60 minutes for first confirmation.
Network fees explained
We do not charge a platform fee for crypto cashouts. The only deduction is the network fee paid to miners or validators to include your transaction.
Typical fees as of 2026: BTC about $1 to $5, USDT TRC-20 about $1, USDT/USDC ERC-20 about $5 to $20, USDC on Solana sub-cent, USDC on Base/Arbitrum/Polygon about one cent.
Network fees are deducted from the $100. Example: if Ethereum gas is $12 and you pick USDC ERC-20, you receive $88 in your wallet. To minimize fees, pick USDC on Solana, USDT on TRC-20, or BTC.
What if I send to the wrong wallet address?
Crypto transactions are irreversible. Once we send to an address you provided, the coins belong to whoever controls that address. We cannot recover them.
Always double-check your wallet address. Most wallets let you copy via a button or QR code rather than typing. Use that. We display the address you entered in the confirmation step before approving the cashout, so you have a chance to fix typos.
If you suspect your wallet was compromised, contact support immediately. We may be able to delay the payout if the review is still in progress.
Live exchange rate
We lock the exchange rate at the moment we approve the payout. The $100 face value is converted using the spot price of BTC, USDT, or USDC at that exact second.
USDT and USDC are pegged 1:1 to USD, so $100 ~= 100 USDT or 100 USDC (minus network fee). Bitcoin varies with market price. If BTC is $50,000, you receive about 0.002 BTC for $100.
Tax obligations
Crypto rewards are taxable income in most countries. The taxable amount is the USD value at the moment you receive it ($100 minus network fees).
In the US, if your cumulative cashouts exceed $600 in a calendar year we send a 1099-MISC form. Below $600 you still owe taxes but we do not issue forms. International users: consult your local tax authority. We provide an annual earnings statement on request.
Why we verify before sending crypto
Crypto payouts are irreversible. If we send to a fraudulent account, we cannot get the funds back. That is why we run anti-fraud checks before approving every crypto cashout.
About 5% of crypto cashouts get rejected on first review. Common reasons: multi-account detection, behavioral signals matching bot patterns, or VPN/proxy abuse during offer completions. If your cashout is rejected, you can file an appeal in your account.