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How to Pay with USDT from Binance (BEP20 or TRC20)

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BlinkCodes takes crypto through Heleket, a crypto payment gateway, and we don't have Binance Pay. Paying from Binance means withdrawing USDT from your Binance account to the address on the invoice, so watch the network and the fee and the rest is easy.

1. Place the order

Pick the product in the catalog, type the email the code should go to and go to payment. You don't need an account, and the minimum order is $1. The checkout then opens the Heleket payment page.

2. Pick USDT and a network

On the payment page choose USDT, then BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20) or Tron (TRC-20), Binance can send on both. The page shows a deposit address and the amount to send. Keep the tab open (the invoice is valid for one hour).

3. Withdraw from Binance

In the Binance app go to Assets, Overview, Send and then Withdraw. Choose USDT, paste the address from the payment page and pick the same network you chose there: BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) for a BEP-20 invoice, Tron (TRC20) for a TRC-20 one. Binance warns that funds sent on the wrong network can be lost, and a transfer on some other chain can't be matched to your order anyway.

4. Send the full amount

Binance takes a network fee from every withdrawal, so a payment can easily come up a few cents short. Before you confirm, look at the amount the recipient gets: it should match the invoice amount or be a bit higher, and a little extra is fine because the order still goes through. If Binance takes the fee out of the number you typed, add the fee on top.

The same screen shows Binance's minimum withdrawal for that network, and if your order is under it Binance won't send it, so add something to the order or pay from another wallet.

5. Get the code

Once the transfer is confirmed on the blockchain the order is processed automatically and the code goes to your email. That usually takes minutes, and our terms allow up to 72 hours.

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