Choose the asset shown in your account
The shared account lists supported cryptocurrencies, including USDT, Bitcoin and Ethereum. It may also offer other coins. Use the asset and deposit address displayed for your own account. Never send funds to an address copied from an article or a screenshot.
Network names matter, especially for tokens that exist on several chains. A correct coin sent through an unsupported network may not credit automatically. Confirm the exact network, minimum amount and any memo or tag on the live payment screen.
Budget for the whole workflow
The amount that leaves your wallet can differ from the balance credited after exchange withdrawal fees and network costs. Check the quoted amount, the minimum deposit and the current price of the country and service you need. If you are buying only a low-cost activation, a withdrawal fee can be a meaningful part of the total.
- Compare the service and country price before funding.
- Check the withdrawal fee and network on the sending wallet.
- Keep the transaction ID until the balance appears.
Order only after credit appears
A transaction marked sent by your wallet is not the same as a credited balance. Wait for the account to show the deposit, then refresh availability and place the number order. If the balance is lower than expected, do not repeat the transfer blindly; review the transaction and contact support with its ID.