Coins
Ten coins, ordered by what it costs to move them
Two of these hold a fixed dollar value and eight do not. For a deposit that difference matters more than the fee does, because a coin that moves can arrive worth less than it left.
Play at the best crypto casinoWhich coin, and — more to the point — over which network
Ten coins are tracked here, and the only thing that matters about each one on the way in is the network it travels on. The same name can move over three different networks at three different prices: sending over Solana costs about ₹1, and the identical amount over ERC-20 costs ₹230 — 230 times as much for the same arriving balance.
Most deposits from India are made in a stable coin rather than in bitcoin, and the reason is not ideology. A sender who uses a pegged coin knows the arriving figure before pressing send. A sender who uses a coin whose price moves does not: the minutes spent waiting for confirmation are enough for the credited sum to differ from the one that left the wallet, and that difference is frequently larger than the network fee everybody argues about.
The second thing worth reading before pasting an address is the network selector on the cashier's deposit page. One coin exists on several networks, the address formats look similar, and an amount sent over the wrong one does not come back. No support desk recovers it, because nothing was lost from the network's point of view — it arrived exactly where it was told to go.
Which coins a cashier credits is published on its own banking page, and that list is what panel one of this card counts. The widest list here runs to 150 names, the narrowest to 15. A short list is not a warning sign; it simply means fewer doors, and only one of them has to be yours.
The ten coins
Why most deposits are in USDT
The sender knows the arriving figure before pressing send. That is the whole reason. On a coin that moves, fifteen minutes of confirmation can change the price, and the credited sum is not the one that was intended.
The seven networks · how a deposit is made · the coins panel
The register lists rails, not just names
Every row here prints the network beside the ticker, and that is not decoration. The fee belongs to the road and not to the load: two coins on the same network cost the same to move, and the same coin on two networks does not. Changing coin without changing network changes nothing at all in the price.
2 of the 10 coins here are pegged to the dollar. On a small deposit that matters for a reason that has nothing to do with profit: a minimum written as 10 USDT is a fixed number of units on a pegged coin and a moving count on a floating one.
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