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You always pay to an AEXI reserve address. What differs is the side the money you receive is sent from — and either way it is a different place than the wallet you paid from.
You pay to the AEXI reserve address as usual. The payout is then sent from our own balance on a centralized exchange — for example Binance, Bybit, WhiteBit, MEXC or OKX — to the destination address on your order.
The exchange balance it is sent from has no connection to the wallet you paid from.
1–5 min after the payment is received.
Your deposit is exchanged through on-chain liquidity pools, and the receive amount is sent on from there to the destination address on your order.
The pool it comes out of is not linked to the wallet that paid in.
1–5 min after the payment is received.
If a payout to the address on your order cannot be completed for any reason, AEXI support contacts you to clarify the details and agree the next steps.
The exact numbers the widget uses: fixed tiered fees, order limits, the networks where USDT and USDC are available, and how many confirmations each one waits for.
Receive is always your amount minus the fee, quoted before you send — no market price is involved.
USDT on 8 networks, USDC on 8
| Network | USDT | USDC | Confirmations |
|---|---|---|---|
 Tron | USDT | — | 19 |
 Ethereum | USDT | USDC | 14 |
 Arbitrum | USDT0 | USDC | 1 |
 Base | — | USDC | 1 |
 Polygon | USDT | USDC | 100 |
 BSC | USDT | USDC | 15 |
 Optimism | — | USDC | 1 |
 Avalanche | USDT | USDC | 3 |
 Solana | USDT | USDC | 1 |
 TON | USDT | — | 1 |
While your order runs, AEXI updates its status. Here is what each state means.
No jargon. What a reserve address is, what you pay and what happens at each step.
A token pegged to a fiat currency. USDT and USDC each track 1 USD, so the exchange quotes a fixed ratio: what you receive is your amount minus the fee, with no market price to move underneath it.
On Arbitrum, Tether’s official contract is branded USDT0 after its migration. It is the same Tether USD — the ticker simply reflects the network you are sending from.
For each network and token, AEXI designates a payment address. Your deposit must arrive exactly there to be matched to your order — you are never asked to pay to an unknown address.
Tiered by amount: a flat $3 under $1,000, then a percentage for larger orders. The fee and the receive amount are both shown before you send anything.
You do not connect a wallet or create an account. You send your payment from any wallet you control, and AEXI pays the receive amount to the destination address you provide.
After your deposit is confirmed on-chain, AEXI screens the sending address for sanction-list matches and risk signals before the payout is released.
More on fees, networks and getting help.