Cryptocurrencies

Noxpay supports a set of cryptocurrency assets for receiving, holding, and withdrawing funds. Because most tokens exist on multiple blockchains, understanding the relationship between a currency and its network is essential before transacting.

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Currency + network pairs

USDT on Tron and USDT on Ethereum are treated as entirely separate assets — they have separate balances, separate deposit addresses, and cannot be used interchangeably. This reflects how blockchain custody actually works. Each token exists on a specific network, and funds on one network cannot be directly moved to another. Moving USDT from Tron to Ethereum requires a cross-chain operation, which is outside the scope of a standard withdrawal.

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Balances are locked to their network

A balance of USDT (Tron) cannot fund a withdrawal to a USDT (Solana) address, and vice versa. If your counterparty needs USDT on Solana, you must hold USDT on Solana — not USDT on Tron, even though both display as “USDT” in a standard wallet.

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Cross-network transfers and lost funds

Noxpay validates withdrawal destinations against the expected network and blocks most cross-network attempts automatically. However, there is a class of network pairs where address formats are indistinguishable:

• Ethereum and Avalanche C-Chain both use the same 0x... address format. A USDT (Ethereum) withdrawal address is visually identical to a USDT (Avalanche) address.

If a withdrawal is sent to an address that exists on the wrong network, the transaction will be broadcast and confirmed — but the tokens will not be credited on the destination chain. The funds are effectively lost and cannot be recovered.

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Supported currencies