USDT Transfer service?

[samaney]

Hi.


I will send money to AAAFX in the next months.  A forex broker. They accept USDT transfer or Credit card deposits from my country. Credit card will be costly due to currency conversion and other fees.


How can I send USDT to that firm? I do not want to open a wallet - I did that 12 years ago. No longer I am working with crypto's. Too old for that.


I have a fear that I can make a mistake and it is nonrefundable in cryptos if anything goes wrong.


Is there a reliable firm who can do that? Better in Euro zone. I will transfer USD funds to their bank account and they will send to AAAFX with USDT.


Thank you.

[BIT-BENDER]

A way you can go about this is by making use of p2p (peer2peer) this is done by you getting someone who is willing to collect your Fiat and send USDT to the USDT address you provide to them but there are risk to this service as you do not know how reliable this person is so to mitigate your risk you can have an escrow service employed that would oversee the whole transaction.

In between I don't know what your reasons maybe but you may just consider using an exchange and save yourself so much stress and even funds.

[BitMaxz]

If you already have a USDT, then sending it to an AAAFX broker shouldn't be hard; you just need to copy and paste the USDT address provided by AAAFX and paste it to your wallet or exchange to send USDT.

I think if you want to get some idea how to deposit on that platform check this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhnshqlhf58
Make sure to only send USDT over the same network; if you accidentally sent USDT from another network, you may not be able to retrieve them.

[samaney]

Thanks to both of your responses. I guess it is reconsider my approach as I understand.

Thank you!...

[BIT-BENDER]

If you already have a USDT, then sending it to an AAAFX broker shouldn't be hard; you just need to copy and paste the USDT address provided by AAAFX and paste it to your wallet or exchange to send USDT.

From the OP post I don't think he has any USDT, I believe he has Fiat, still going by his post I believe euros and he is looking for how to send USDT to an entity in exchange for his Fiat.

And again he made reference to had own a wallet but does not do that anymore due to old age but in my opinion OP age doesn't restrict you or should not restrict you from Crypto-currency. You actually don't have to be super tech savvy guy to carry out transactions in crypto-currency.
So long as you always cross check your transactions before sending you should not have so much problems.

[Ojima-ojo]

Thanks to both of your responses. I guess it is reconsider my approach as I understand.

Thank you!...

The best thing is for you to overcome your fear and be more careful while sending the USDT using a cryptocurrency wallet and for sure it far more better if you handle things as related to finances by yourself instead of engaging a third party because by so doing is either you be incuring more fees to your side and als risk losing your assets if the third party is a scam.


Doing it yourself limits your chances of getting scammed or paying fees and all it take is just to be a bit careful while doing the transactions, at most just do the copy and paste of the wallet address.

[uchegod-21]

Make sure to only send USDT over the same network; if you accidentally sent USDT from another network, you may not be able to retrieve them.

That is where Op's fear lies. He owned wallets in the past and must have experienced some complications. But I'll advise him to use exchanges now, things are much more user friendly now and he could perform any transactions by reading the instructions in the platform he is using. I am not old, but I understand there's this fear and uncertainty that characterizes old age.

[examplens]

Make sure to only send USDT over the same network; if you accidentally sent USDT from another network, you may not be able to retrieve them.

That is where Op's fear lies. He owned wallets in the past and must have experienced some complications. But I'll advise him to use exchanges now, things are much more user friendly now and he could perform any transactions by reading the instructions in the platform he is using. I am not old, but I understand there's this fear and uncertainty that characterizes old age.

I also find this suspicious and would not engage in a deal with the OP. Especially since someone would have to share some of his personal data, because the transaction would go through the bank at some point.


OP, I suggest you look at the offer on Bestchange. Choose USD to USDT conversion, where you will directly provide a deposit address from AAAFX for payment. It's not an ideal strategy, but it carries the least risk for all parties.
check here: https://www.bestchange.com/visa-mastercard-usd-to-tether-trc20.html

[Catenaccio]

I will send money to AAAFX in the next months.  A forex broker. They accept USDT transfer or Credit card deposits from my country. Credit card will be costly due to currency conversion and other fees.


How can I send USDT to that firm? No longer I am working with crypto's. Too old for that.


I have a fear that I can make a mistake and it is nonrefundable in cryptos if anything goes wrong.

If you don't want to use cryptocurrency, USDT for your payment because you are fearful of making mistake and losing your money, you can use Credit card which is a familiar payment method with you.

You can learn to do it with USDT which is a stable coin and is deployed on many blockchains. When you make your USDT transactions, make sure you choose a similar blockchain, sometimes with MEMO tag for some blockchains, for both where you send  your USDT to and where you receive your USDT like on AAAFX.

I do not want to open a wallet - I did that 12 years ago.

I don't know that 12 years ago, USDT was available in Bitcoin market. [1] It was launched in 2014, 10 years ago.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tether_(cryptocurrency)

[BitMaxz]

That is where Op's fear lies. He owned wallets in the past and must have experienced some complications. But I'll advise him to use exchanges now, things are much more user friendly now and he could perform any transactions by reading the instructions in the platform he is using. I am not old, but I understand there's this fear and uncertainty that characterizes old age.

I believe the broker should be able to assist their customer with this case because it is a common problem for newbies. Without checking the correct network, all sent funds are lost forever unless the exchange where he sent them can credit them even if they were sent to the wrong network.

@OP I think it is fine to make a screenshot and post it here when you are going to copy the address from the AAAFX. You can blur the address and only show the network so that we can guide you in the right direction on how to send USDT to the AAAFX deposit USDT address.
It depends on where the USDT came from; some exchanges do not support other networks, so it is much better if you can provide more info about where your USDT came from so that we know if the network from AAAFX is supported.

[uchegod-21]

I also find this suspicious and would not engage in a deal with the OP. Especially since someone would have to share some of his personal data, because the transaction would go through the bank at some point.

Your suspicion is valid. This is internet, we shouldn't just believe everything told us over the net. We need to thread with caution.

@OP I think it is fine to make a screenshot and post it here when you are going to copy the address from the AAAFX. You can blur the address and only show the network so that we can guide you in the right direction on how to send USDT to the AAAFX deposit USDT address.

If OP can screenshot and blur, they can be able to choose matching networks.

[samaney]

Thank you so much for the replies. I will post the screenshot here when the time for payment comes.

All the best!...

[pakhitheboss]

I have a fear that I can make a mistake and it is nonrefundable in cryptos if anything goes wrong.

I personally feel you are making a simple transfer to a complicated one. Do remember USDT is a cryptocurrency and you cannot transfer any amount to anyone unless the recipient has a USDT recieving address. Again a reminder to you there are different blockchains supporting an USDT transaction. Please do a Google search or a YouTube and you will find solutions related to your query.

Is there a reliable firm who can do that? Better in Euro zone. I will transfer USD funds to their bank account and they will send to AAAFX with USDT.

I cannot be certain if the firm is reliable. If they are offering you an unreasonable gain then they are not. If they are not allowing you to complete your withdrawal then it is not a good situation. Please reply more in detail, if you want to find out if they are genuine.

[Hamza2424]

Thank you so much for the replies. I will post the screenshot here when the time for payment comes.

All the best!...

hehe, brother all the best to you.

Yup, we will be waiting for your response and how you proceed with your plans, as I have no clue about which kind of transaction you are trying to make but according to the discussion above seems like you are going to make a deposit at XYZ firm with USDT and honestly rather than spending time on finding a way to transfer as its already a piece of cake and we are here to assist you you should find about the firm's reputation as if you are making an investment move you should be certain about their reputation and fundamentals.

And Best of luck again.

[nakamura12]

That wouldn't be too hard to do it since you only need to copy the usdt wallet address where you will send the usdt and the amount you will send. Just make sure that you pasted the correct usdt wallet address since as you have said that it is not reversible or non-refundable. How about someone close to you who is in crypto and ask for help from them like your family to send usdt to  AAAFX because you might came across a scammer and end up only sending money to that person without sending USDT to AAAFX.

[Ojima-ojo]

Thank you so much for the replies. I will post the screenshot here when the time for payment comes.

All the best!...

I don't think that you have any offer on this thread so far because from all the comments made here, no one really believes or have interest in this offer so sharing a screenshot won't solve anything or even add up to the chances of you getting the help you deserve on this case, but all the same I wish you good luck even though you can Carry out this transaction yourself but still want a third party involvement in this case.

[dansus021]

The easy and secure way is using your own wallet and funding it from either crypto centralized exchange or p2p exchange. But you already told us to not touch your 12 years old wallet so the only way you can deposit by using p2p you can start depositing 50 USD at first to try it out.

You can find p2p through Centralized Exhange or Decentralized Exchange out there