Why USDT, and which network
Most of our international buyers are here because cards don't work for them — declined by the issuer, blocked by the vendor, or capped by local FX rules. USDT solves the payment leg without a card. We accept it on two networks, and you choose on the order page:
- TRON (TRC20) — the network most people already hold USDT on; about a minute to confirm. The token is the standard Tether USDT on TRON (contract
TR7NHqjeKQxGTCi8q8ZY4pL8otSzgjLj6t); the address starts withT. - BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) — usually the cheapest withdrawal; confirms in seconds. The token is the standard USDT on BNB Smart Chain (Binance-Peg BSC-USD); the address starts with
0x.
The USDT amount is the same on both. Pick whichever your exchange or wallet charges less to withdraw on; the exchange shows the exact network fee before you confirm.
The exact-amount rule
Each open order gets a unique USDT amount: the CNY price divided by 6.71 (our fixed rate, as of 2026-09-25), rounded up to the cent, plus a cent-level offset that no other open order shares. When a transfer arrives, it is matched to the order with that exact amount. This is what lets a payment be recognised automatically without you creating an account on a payment processor.
Three consequences:
- Send exactly the amount — not rounded, not “a bit extra to be safe”.
- One transfer, not two halves.
- Fee on top, not inside. If your exchange asks whether to deduct the network fee from the amount, say no — the recipient must receive the full quoted figure.
Example: today's ChatGPT Pro 200 top-up (formerly Pro 20x) is ¥1,300, which is about 193.75 USDT before the per-order offset. Your actual quote will differ by a few cents; that difference is the identifier.
Choosing the network on your exchange
| Exchange | Pick this network | Not these |
|---|---|---|
| Binance | BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) or Tron (TRC20) | Ethereum (ERC20), Polygon |
| OKX | BSC (BEP20) or TRC20 | ERC20, Arbitrum One |
| Bybit | BSC (BEP20) or TRC20 | ERC20, TON |
Exchange menus rename things occasionally; the words to look for are “BNB Smart Chain” / “BSC” / “BEP20”, or “TRON” / “TRC20”. The BEP20 address starts with 0x, the TRC20 address with T — match the address to the network you chose. If the withdrawal screen asks for a memo/tag, you're on the wrong network.
If something goes wrong
| What happened | Outcome | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Sent a different amount | Recorded as unmatched; reviewed by a person | Telegram us the order ID + transaction hash |
| Sent on ERC20 / Polygon / Arbitrum | Funds are in the same wallet on that chain, not auto-detected | Telegram us the hash; matched manually |
| Sent TRC20 to the 0x address (or BEP20 to the T address) | Almost certainly refused by your wallet; if it went through, assume unrecoverable | Contact us immediately anyway |
| Quote expired (3 hours) before you paid | A transfer that lands within 15 minutes of expiry is still matched automatically; after that the order is cancelled and matched by hand | Don't re-order — message us with the hash |
Refunds
The rules are the same as for every ClaudeMax order: pro-rated refund for unused days if a vendor's regional policy change makes the service unavailable; no refund for accounts banned under the vendor's usage policy; contact the bottom-right live chat promptly if anything goes wrong. Refunds are processed within 1 business day and returned in USDT to an address we confirm with you on Telegram @ccnb1937. Full terms in the FAQ.