First crypto transfer NUKED

why not use a seller that accept alibaba payment
there is one from the vendor connection here that is amazing 🙂
 
GrandmaJ said:
I can't get coinbase to transfer USDT on Sol. Do you mind sharing how you did that? Trying coinbase because Paypal keeps saying they can't verify it is me and won't let me transfer my owned PYUSD to my exodus wallet now. I hate Paypal and that they can deny a transfer to my exodus wallet even while I am logged in and aswered every security question they had about my identity.
Click to expand...
I bought USDC Sol on coinbase -see the blue icon ($) screenshot.I think the USDT is on Eth - see green "T" icon on the other screenshot. I'm not the most crypto savvy person but I attached the images of what I got.
I was able to send both to Exodus by going to "send" and copy pasting my Exodus wallet address to Coinbase.
If someone understand this better, please chime in!
 

Attachments

  • Screenshot_20260511_171839_Chrome.webp
    Screenshot_20260511_171839_Chrome.webp
    38.9 KB · Views: 1
  • Screenshot_20260511_171746_Chrome.webp
    Screenshot_20260511_171746_Chrome.webp
    39.1 KB · Views: 1
Exodus is not hard, but expensive. Trust Wallet is not hard and a little cheaper than Exodus. Coinbase is cheaper, but they sometimes put a hold on the crypto and only have USDT on ETH
 
Beardboost said:
Coinbase > Exodus > Vendor In that order 🙂 I use BTC, less hassle, but bigger fee which I don't mind
Click to expand...
This, I've tried other methods, but this is the best (for me).

Transfer funds from your bank into Coinbase, trade USDT, wait for a week or so until the hold is up for you to withdraw and then send to YOUR exodus wallet, then exodus wallet to vendor.
 
laansasa said:
I bought USDC Sol on coinbase -see the blue icon ($) screenshot.I think the USDT is on Eth - see green "T" icon on the other screenshot. I'm not the most crypto savvy person but I attached the images of what I got.
I was able to send both to Exodus by going to "send" and copy pasting my Exodus wallet address to Coinbase.
If someone understand this better, please chime in!
Click to expand...
Thanks for trying to help! You know way more than I do. Here is how to get USDT on Sol according to an email back from Exodus in case anyone else needs the steps.
[td]

Thank you for contacting Exodus support.

Unfortunately, USDT-SOL isn't currently available through our providers. However, we have a workaround that should get you there!

Here's what we suggest:

1. Purchase USDC-SOL via XO Pay — this is available through our platform: How do I buy crypto with XO Pay?
2. Swap USDC-SOL to USDT-SOL using Exodus Swap, which takes just a few seconds and has minimal fees. How do I swap crypto in Exodus Swap?

Both USDC and USDT are USD-pegged stablecoins, so there's no price risk during the swap.

Let us know if you need help with any of the steps!
😊
[/td]
​
 
randompersonrandom said:
You can buy PYUSD in Venmo and then do all the rest of the steps of PYUSD to something on SOL.
Click to expand...
I've been buying now for a couple months and still haven't tried it. Lately I've been using stripe and pay through klarna. That gives you the option to make interest free payments every two weeks. I myself pay it off immediately most times. You can also use after pay.
Not many vendors do stripe. I'm fortunate my main supplier does.
 
Commander said:
If you buy in Exodus and send from Exodus it is no different then just sending from Exodus. And Exodus is a self custody wallet, they can’t close your wallet
Click to expand...
Agree - but they can shut down your payment methods. I had a hard time buying crypto the traditional way (bank accounts) and found their hosts moonpay and blockchain expensive to work through. I've also had my access to use of one of their hosts nuked for some sort of rule. Still not sure what rule that is.
 
nitetrak said:
I lost my 25 year old PayPal account on Monday from a purchase in March. Now I'm learning Exodus. Thought people were just being paranoid, didn't think it would happen for my first ever PYUSD transfer.
Click to expand...
I don't understand exactly what terms are being violated for PayPal to have this audacity?
I'm so glad I stockpiled long before this crypto requirement started becoming a thing.
 
PayPal, Venmo, CashApp, etc.. they are using ai to decide who to ban. And they say you can ask for a manual review, but they don’t do it. My CashApp got nuked for sending money to purchase a pen from a vendor here, not even overseas
 
stephie said:
I don't understand exactly what terms are being violated for PayPal to have this audacity?
Click to expand...
There needs to be a stop between Paypal and the Vendor -- the crypto needs to be sent from PayPal to a wallet like Exodus, and only then to the Vendor.

ZippityDooDah gives a good description of why here (although the exchange is Coinbase, not PayPal in this instance) --

Anyone use Coinbase?

Ok, I'm almost there. I have my exodus wallet setup and ready to go, I just need to buy some crypto and throw it in there. Just looking for those that use Coinbase just to give me a sense of security and if they prefer to link a bank account vs. debit card vs. credit card? Pro's or con's on...
glp1forum.com glp1forum.com

read more of that thread to understand more.
 
Last edited:
for those who don’t know why everyone is saying the crypto needs to be sent from Exodus or Trust Wallet to Vendors and NOT from Coinbase, PayPal, CsshApp, etc…
Exodus and Trust Wallet are self custody wallets. That means YOU control the wallet. The other ones you basically have a sub wallet that they can see who you are sending to.
When you create a wallet in Exodus or Trust Wallet, it is not dependent on that system.
Example, you can create a wallet in Exodus and if you decide you don’t like Exodus you can use your “seed freeze” to open it up in Trust Wallet. Technically speaking, you can open your self custody wallet in Exodus and Trust wallet at the same time - but it is not food practice.
Your self custody wallet is the “backend”, Exodus and Trust Wallet are the “front end” and only access the backend….
 
USDT isnt available everywhere around here so USDC is easier.
bank - to Revolut - buy USDC and ETH on Coinbase send USDC ERC20(ETH network) and ETH to Exodus wallet - send USDC ERC20 to vendor. The "gas" prices right now is low so not much eth is needed.

If the vendor accepts USDC on ERC20 that is an viable way but also quite fast if you dont get stuck in any holds.


One have to think of the way they want to pay and how much they care about what youre doing with the money.

To break it down
The bank doesnt really mind Revolut
Revolut is crypto friendly and they dont mind Coinbase
Coinbase doesnt mind that buy and send to youre own wallet on Exodus.
Exodus doesnt mind where you send your crypto.

All of the above is just an example different routes has to be taken depending on where you live and what crypto you use but you still have to go through the same thought process. Does this "company" mind if i dom this and so on
 
Not sure how many people know this, but you can buy BTC on Cash App. I have it directly tied to my bank account, and can buy btc whenever needed. I have even used cash app to send btc over to vendors without issue. I get a small warning saying the receiving account might be a scam, but you can click on a box and send it anyway. I do always send a small test amount this way though.
 
Commander said:
for those who don’t know why everyone is saying the crypto needs to be sent from Exodus or Trust Wallet to Vendors and NOT from Coinbase, PayPal, CsshApp, etc…
Exodus and Trust Wallet are self custody wallets. That means YOU control the wallet. The other ones you basically have a sub wallet that they can see who you are sending to.
When you create a wallet in Exodus or Trust Wallet, it is not dependent on that system.
Example, you can create a wallet in Exodus and if you decide you don’t like Exodus you can use your “seed freeze” to open it up in Trust Wallet. Technically speaking, you can open your self custody wallet in Exodus and Trust wallet at the same time - but it is not food practice.
Your self custody wallet is the “backend”, Exodus and Trust Wallet are the “front end” and only access the backend….
Click to expand...
This is also how folks from meso-rx buy drugs without reporting any taxable events to IRS.
 
Blvr7 said:
Would have been great advice if Coinbase doesn’t hold the currency for seven days regardless 🙃
Click to expand...
Once you have an established account with coinbase they don't hold. I keep my exodus with the residual $5-8 from each purchase and just reload via coinbase as I need to. It is usually instant. The longest it has ever taken is around 3 hours - I am guessing the network was busy 🤷‍♀️
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Trending Topics

Latest Posts

Forum Statistics

Threads
17,726
Posts
184,092
Members
59,558
Newest
harryballs
Back
Top Bottom