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Stablecoin Payments: Check the Network Before You Send
When you buy something on Anyza Market and agree to pay in USDT or USDC, there's one critical step that takes 30 seconds and saves you from a costly mistake: checking the network. Stablecoins like USDT and USDC exist on multiple blockchains — Tron, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon and others. If you send on the wrong network, your money can disappear and be very hard to recover. Here's what to do: - Ask the seller which network they want you to use. Write it down: "I'll send USDT on Solana" or "Bitcoin address for Tron network?" - Before you send, double-check the seller's wallet address. Copy and paste it carefully; typos are final. - In your wallet app, make sure you're sending on the correct network. This is usually a dropdown menu. - Send a small test amount first if you're new to this, then the rest once it arrives. The seller should also be clear about this in the chat. If they're vague or rush you, that's a sign to slow down and ask more questions. After the payment arrives and you've confirmed everything works, both of you should confirm the deal on Anyza Market. This way it counts as a completed sale and you can both leave reviews. What's your experience — have you had to figure out networks, or is this new territory?