How to pay a game top-up with USDT (TRC-20), step by step

Should I use TRC-20 or ERC-20?

For small top-ups, Tron (TRC-20) is usually the practical choice. Its network fees are typically lower than Ethereum's, which matters when the package itself costs a few dollars. A 2026 guide by Marix, itself a top-up seller, calls USDT on TRC-20 “the 2026 default” for game payments. Ethereum (ERC-20) works too and suits you if your USDT already sits there.

What matters most is that both ends match. If the payment page says TRC-20, send on Tron. A transfer on the wrong network, or in the wrong coin, cannot be recovered. We also accept BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC; USDC goes on Ethereum (ERC-20) only.

Why must I send the exact amount?

Because the amount is the reference. Each top-up gets its own amount, down to the last decimals, and that is how we find your transfer among all the others sent to the same address.

Two things often change the amount by accident. Some exchanges subtract their withdrawal fee from the amount you type, so the address receives less than you meant. Others round the figure. Before you confirm, check the line that says how much the address will receive, and make that number match the payment page.

What does the network fee cost?

It is charged by the blockchain or by the exchange you send from, not by us, and it comes on top of the amount. Fees change with network traffic, so we do not quote a figure: your wallet or exchange shows it before you confirm.

To keep fees low on small purchases, add more than one package's worth to your balance at once. Crypto you add to your balance never expires and pays for any top-up in the shop. If a top-up cannot be completed, its full amount goes back to your balance. When a package costs less than the minimum, whatever you added only to reach that minimum is sent back on request within 30 days, in USDT or USDC, while it is still unspent; any other balance is not paid back in crypto unless the law requires it.

Can I pay from an exchange account?

Yes, by withdrawing USDT from the exchange to our address. Choose the withdrawal network the payment page shows, paste the address, and check the amount that will arrive after the exchange fee.

Transfers that stay inside an exchange, such as a payment to another user of the same exchange, do not reach us: we need an on-chain transfer to our address. For Binance users, the Binance guide covers this case.

What if something goes wrong?

• The amount differs from the one shown. Contact support at [email protected] with the transaction ID; we match it by hand.
• You sent on the wrong network or the wrong coin. Funds sent that way may not be recoverable. Write to support before sending anything else.
• The top-up fails after payment. If a top-up cannot be completed, its full amount goes back to your balance.
• You typed the wrong player ID. A top-up credited to the ID you entered cannot be taken back, so check the ID before you pay.

One more rule applies before any payment: Not available where paying for goods in crypto is banned (Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Turkey, Bangladesh, Nepal, Egypt, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Ecuador, Afghanistan, China) or restricted by sanctions (Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Russia, Belarus, Syria, Yemen); paused in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates until a legal check.