Five checks before paying for an EA licence in USDT
EA licences from overseas sellers are often bought with USDT. Checking the recipient, network, address, amount and delivery terms before transferring avoids most mistakes and scams.
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Confirm who receives the money
EA licences from overseas sellers are often bought with USDT. Niubang does not collect licence fees; the money goes straight to the master or studio. Only trust a receiving address given on the seller's official site or by their official support, never one sent privately by a stranger in a group.
Network and address
The common networks are TRC20 (Tron) and BEP20 (BNB Smart Chain). TRC20 addresses start with T and BEP20 addresses with 0x. Funds sent on the wrong network are usually lost.
Compare the whole address character by character, not just the first and last few. Some malware swaps addresses in the clipboard.
Amount and proof
For large amounts, send a small test first, for example 1 to 5 USDT, and send the rest once it arrives. One extra fee is cheaper than a lost transfer.
Keep the transaction hash, and ask how soon after payment you receive what (activation code, download link, trial code) and whether the licence is for one year or permanent.
Copy trading involves risk, and a strategy's past performance does not guarantee future returns.
FAQ
- What if I sent on the wrong network?
- Contact the recipient at once. Addresses controlled by the same private key can sometimes be recovered; exchange deposit addresses usually cannot.
- Can I try before buying?
- Many EAs offer a 24-hour trial code; ask the seller for one first.