Withdrawing your earnings: USD bank transfer or USDT

There are two ways to take money off the platform: a transfer to a supported USD bank account, or a USDT transfer on the TRON network. Both require a verified identity and a saved payout account.

USD bank transfer

Payouts are sent in USD to accounts at a defined list of supported banks, which includes institutions such as Zenith Bank, Access Bank, First Bank, GTCO, UBA, Ecobank, Bank of Africa, Equity Bank, KCB, I&M Bank, Coris Bank, Wells Fargo and Chase. The list exists because these are the routes we can reliably settle through. If your bank is not listed, USDT is the practical alternative.

When you add a Nigerian account, the bank and account number are checked and the registered account name is resolved automatically. That resolved name must match your verified identity. This single check prevents the most common and most painful payout failure, which is money sent to a mistyped account number.

USDT on TRC-20

The crypto route uses USDT on the TRON network only. You supply a wallet address and it is validated before it is saved, so a malformed address is caught immediately rather than after funds have moved. The network is fixed, so there is no network dropdown to choose from and nothing to get wrong there.

Double check the address you paste. Blockchain transfers cannot be recalled once broadcast, and an address that is valid but belongs to someone else is not recoverable by anyone.

Timing

A withdrawal request is reviewed before it is paid. Bank transfers usually settle within a few business days depending on the receiving bank. USDT transfers complete much faster once approved. The status is visible in your wallet at every stage, so there is no need to email for an update in the normal case.

Common causes of delay

Names that do not match, accounts added minutes before a request, and identity documents that expired since verification are the usual causes. Keeping your payout account and identity current avoids nearly all of them.