Buy proxies with USDT (Tether)
Most Proxmint orders are paid in Tether. Pick the chain your wallet holds it on, send the amount on the invoice, and residential, datacenter or mobile bandwidth lands on your account with no expiry.
Paying in USDT (Tether)
Choose the chain by fee
The USD amount is locked on the invoice, so the chain only changes your network fee and the wait. BSC is the most-used route here, then Tron and Solana.
Credited in about a minute
In our own orders, USDT on BSC, Solana, TON and Arbitrum has typically been credited within a minute of the transfer being seen. Tron and Polygon take about a minute, Ethereum about two.
Small orders clear
USDT orders as small as $1.50 have settled, so a stablecoin covers even the 1 GB residential tester at $1.80. Bitcoin, by contrast, drops off a small invoice because its own network minimum is worth about two dollars.
Send on the chain you picked
Each invoice gives you an address on the chain you chose. Send USDT on that chain only: a transfer on a different chain may not reach the order. Over- and under-payments on the right chain both resolve to your balance.
Every pool, billed per GB
No subscription and no monthly minimum: you buy gigabytes with a transfer and they keep until you spend them. Every coin we take, and what happens when a transfer goes slightly wrong, is on the crypto payments page. Paying in Monero instead? Read that page.
USDT payments, answered
Which USDT networks can I pay on?
BSC (BEP-20), Tron (TRC-20), Solana, Ethereum (ERC-20), TON, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche. Every one of them has settled real orders here. Pick the chain on the invoice, then send on that chain.
Which USDT network is fastest?
In our own orders, BSC, Solana, TON and Arbitrum have typically been credited within a minute of the transfer being seen; Tron and Polygon about a minute; Ethereum about two, and it usually costs the most in fees.
What is the smallest order I can pay in USDT?
The smallest residential pack is 1 GB at $1.80, and a bare wallet top-up starts at $5.00. Stablecoins are the reliable choice for small orders, because some coins' own network minimums hide them from a small invoice.
Do I need KYC to pay with USDT?
No. There is no KYC step at checkout, no sales call and no use-case review. An email address and a confirmed transfer are the whole path.
Can I pay with USDC instead of USDT?
Yes. USDC works on Polygon, Ethereum and BSC through the same invoice. Monero, Solana, Litecoin, Ether, Bitcoin, BNB and TRX are on it too.
What if I send too much or too little USDT?
Your credit is sized from what actually landed, not from the invoice total. A surplus stays in your wallet balance; a short payment leaves the invoice open, and a second transfer to the same address inside the payment window completes it.
Send the transfer, get your proxies
Start with a 1 GB residential pack for $1.80, run it against your own target, and scale only what works. Whatever you don't spend keeps until you do.