Reconcile records
Compare order numbers, transaction hashes and callback results to investigate differences.
Bind a dedicated address for USDT and USDC member top-ups. Identify repeat deposits and connect deposit records and callback results to your account system.
DemoThese four combinations are supported. Match the address, network and token; do not mix networks.
Map each member or business identifier to an address for a specific network and token, keeping USDT and USDC member top-ups attributable.
Map the member identifier, network and token to an address. Reuse it for later deposits and retain the mapping in your system.
T_DEMO…001No fixed-amount order is needed for each deposit, and the usual checkout countdown does not apply. Users must still choose the correct network and token.
T_DEMO…001Identify the actual deposit after on-chain confirmation. Keep order numbers, amounts and transaction hashes to trace each USDT or USDC deposit.
| Order number | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|
| DEMO_01 | 50.00 USDT | Confirmed |
| DEMO_02 | 20.00 USDT | Confirmed |
| DEMO_03 | 30.00 USDT | Confirming |
Your system verifies the signature, order and amount, then credits idempotently. Check queries when a callback fails or a deposit needs investigation.
| Callback result | Account credit |
|---|---|
| Signature valid | Validate and credit idempotently |
| Signature invalid | Stop crediting and investigate |
Check chain confirmation, notification delivery and member balance updates separately.
Compare order numbers, transaction hashes and callback results to investigate differences.
Managed wallets can pay and sweep within enabled capabilities. Watch-only wallets monitor deposits and cannot transfer funds.
Review current plan allowances and applicable network fees. Automatic sweeping depends on the plan.
View plans and feesA stable collection and identification process for accounts with repeat deposits.
Bind a USDT or USDC address for repeat deposits and account credit.
Map addresses to agents or channel identifiers for reconciliation.
Retain each deposit record for ongoing funding and fund management.
Check deposit rules and account-credit responsibilities before integrating.
Compare the order, transaction hash and callback results. An on-chain deposit does not mean the member balance has been updated. Avoid duplicate credit when retrying.
Retain stable ownership and historical records. Old addresses may still receive funds; do not assign them directly to another member. Check historical and incoming transfers before changing a mapping.
Both support dedicated address mapping, but their networks differ: USDT uses TRC20 or BEP20; USDC uses BEP20 or SPL. Manage each address, token and network separately.
Dedicated bindings reuse addresses without creating a fixed-amount order or entering an amount for every deposit. Network, token, confirmation and risk rules still apply.
Understand external address observation, dedicated member top-ups and payment callbacks, including ownership, chain confirmation, signature checks and balance reconciliation.
Learn how to create USDT payment links, display address QR codes, and distinguish fixed-amount orders from ongoing member top-ups, including networks, expiry and confirmation.
Build a clear member top-up process from address binding to account credit.