Choose coins by what your customers hold and how each behaves at the till: transfer cost, settlement speed, price behaviour and reach, measured on-chain on 12 September 2026, and how many networks to open.
A $10,000 payment abroad broken down line by line: the bank’s visible fee against the FX spread that is not itemised, the three legs of a crypto transfer, and the off-ramp where the saving quietly disappears.
USDT is not one network. Transfer costs measured on-chain on 11 September 2026 — with ERC-20 cheaper than TRC-20 on the day — which network to enable for which job, who pays the fee, and how settlement works.
Bitcoin is priced by the market; a stablecoin is built to hold a dollar. Price movement measured per settlement window, twelve stablecoins compared, and what to accept versus what to keep.
Learn what USDT means, how the dollar-pegged stablecoin works, which networks carry it, and how businesses can accept USDT payments.
