How to redeem your USDT gift card

1. Open and check the gift

Use the QR link on your card or enter the code on the redemption page. Keep that code private. Check the displayed value, name and design before continuing. A card that has already been redeemed cannot be used again.

If a code cannot be checked, copy it again from the original message and ensure no characters were lost. Contact support with your order reference if available. Do not publish the full code in a public forum.

2. Choose the correct destination

In your wallet, select USDT and the TRON network, then copy the receiving address. If you use an exchange deposit address, first check that exchange’s current supported network, deposit minimum and any account-specific instructions. A format check cannot establish that the address belongs to you.

Paste the full address into the form. TRON addresses shown in the familiar Base58Check format begin with T and contain 34 characters. This service checks the address checksum on the server, but you still need to verify ownership and network support.

3. Review before confirming

The next screen displays the complete address separately. Compare every character with your wallet, including the middle of the address. Confirm only when you are certain it is correct.

Blockchain transfers cannot be reversed through this website. Changing the address in your wallet after submission does not change a redemption that is already being processed.

4. Follow the status

After submission, the page updates the payout status automatically. A processing message can reflect network confirmation, resource preparation or a provider delay. You do not need to submit the code again.

When the payout is confirmed, a transaction link is available. An exchange may still take time to credit its internal account. If processing persists, contact support and provide the transaction identifier if shown; never provide your wallet’s private key.

Keep the two fees separate

The buyer pays the service’s purchase fee. The recipient receives the full face value from this service. Sending those USDT onward later is a different wallet transaction and may require network resources or fees.