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Practical guides on crypto payments for business: how to accept them and keep the money safe.

A man in a mustard jacket taps his phone, and a green USDT coin arcs from it to an online shop window marked with a green tick

How to pay with USDT when you have never done it

Paying with USDT for the first time? Where to get it, what TRC20 means, how to pay a person or a checkout, and how to prove the payment arrived.

A woman in a rust-red jumper presses a button on a flat black device wired to her laptop; a green tick shows on the device screen and bitcoin and Tether coins lie on the desk

Do I need a hardware wallet, and should it be Ledger or Trezor?

What a hardware wallet really protects you from and what it does not, how Ledger and Trezor differ today, and whether your balance needs one.

A woman holds her open passport beside her face while a crypto exchange screen scans it, and a glass door with a green check mark opens onto bitcoin and tether coins

What is KYC in crypto, and why does the exchange want my ID?

KYC is the ID and selfie check a crypto exchange must run by law. What it asks for, why, how safe your documents are, and what happens if you fail or refuse.

A supplier stands by wooden crates in his warehouse looking at a tablet with a glowing teal Tether coin and a green checkmark above it, while the buyer's desk sits far off behind the hills

Stablecoin cross-border payments: can we pay our suppliers abroad this way?

How a company pays a supplier abroad in stablecoins: the four steps, what it really costs next to a wire, contract wording and the legal checks.

What is the TON network, and what does it cost to send money on it?

The TON network is a separate blockchain with a Telegram front door. What Gram is, what a transfer costs, and how to take payments on it.

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How to get paid in crypto as a freelancer

A client wants to pay in USDT. What the US and UK tax authorities call it, what goes on the invoice, which network to name, and what the whole path costs you.

A person in a violet hoodie at a desk holds up a phone while a grey stranger hand reaches out of the screen and takes a small paper card from their fingers, bitcoin and USDT coins drifting away after it, an open empty safe and a small hardware wallet standing on the desk.

Can my crypto wallet be hacked?

Crypto wallets are rarely broken into — owners are talked into opening them. The five ways money leaves a wallet, what protects it, and what to do after.

Person at a desk looking at their phone, with a large phone screen beside them showing a padlock and a green shield over two blank panels, a paper notebook and pen on the desk and a small hardware wallet next to them.

How to find a seed phrase in your wallet — and why you can't change it

Where the seed phrase hides in Trust Wallet, MetaMask, Ledger and Trezor, why exchange accounts don't have one, and what to do if you've already sent yours.

A person in a purple hoodie at a desk holds up a phone: a stack of green USDT coins sits in front of the screen, on the screen an almost empty tray holds a single red TRON coin, and a red warning triangle floats above.

Not enough TRX to send USDT: how much you need and what to do right now

Your wallet holds USDT and refuses to send it. Why TRON wants TRX, how much you need, and how to get about 20 TRX into that same wallet today.