USDT on Tron is the deposit for anyone who wants a dollar balance rather than a crypto position. It moves in seconds for near-nothing in fees, and what you deposit is still worth the same when you come back to it.
Tether tracks the dollar, so a deposit is worth what you sent regardless of what Bitcoin does overnight. If you have ever deposited and found the number smaller before you placed a bet, this is the fix.
The TRC-20 version settles on Tron in seconds for a tiny fee, which is why it is the version most people use. The same token on Ethereum costs considerably more to move.
USDT exists on several chains and they are not interchangeable. The address you are given is a Tron address, so the withdrawal network on your exchange must say TRC20 or Tron - not ERC20, not BEP20.
Watch out: Sending ERC-20 or BEP-20 USDT to a TRC-20 address is the most common way people lose a stablecoin deposit. The network selector is the field that matters, not the token name.
Choose which cryptocurrency you want to fund with. Each one gets its own address, so pick the one you actually hold rather than converting first.
Sign in and Cryptoflip generates a deposit address for that coin on the spot. It is yours, and it stays valid, so you can send to it more than once.
Send whatever amount you want from wherever you keep funds. There is no form to fill in and no identity documents to upload.
Your balance credits automatically once the network has confirmed the transfer, and you can go straight into a coin flip or the wheel.
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