Private Access to the Payment Record
Keep the individual order link to revisit the funding details. You do not need a public profile or access granted to your BSC wallet.
The preset describes the BNB payment delivered to the order. Your wallet or exchange can debit more than that amount if it adds its fee, or deliver less if it subtracts its charge.
The following example uses an illustrative withdrawal fee, not a current platform tariff. Check your sender’s actual confirmation screen before approving the payment.
| Sender’s treatment of a 0.0005 BNB example fee | Withdrawal input | Amount delivered |
|---|---|---|
| Fee added to the payment | 0.05 BNB | 0.05 BNB, with 0.0505 BNB total debited |
| Fee subtracted from the payment | 0.05 BNB | 0.0495 BNB |
In the second case, the preset deposit would be short. Do not send a separate correction transfer until support confirms how the existing order should be handled.
The values 0.05 BNB and 0.0500 BNB are the same quantity; added trailing zeroes do not increase the payment. The reference calculator and available quote use that exact sending amount.
Our BNB crypto exchange gives this amount its own quote and order record. You can distinguish what the sender debits from what the exchange receives.
Keep the individual order link to revisit the funding details. You do not need a public profile or access granted to your BSC wallet.
The quote discloses the exchange charge and USDT payout cost. These are separate from the withdrawal deduction illustrated above.
Provide the compatible receiving details and chosen sending quantity. A private exchange record replaces the need to open a trading account.
The preset supplies the quantity while the current quote checks availability. Change the amount before generating payment instructions if your sender cannot deliver it exactly.
Use a USDT destination on an available TRON, Ethereum, BSC or Solana network, with the supported token representation matched to the recipient. Compare the net amount with that recipient’s deposit minimum.
The floating service charge is 0.42%; fixed exchange uses 0.78% and a 10-minute full-deposit receipt window. A queued withdrawal or an underfunded payment does not preserve the fixed quote merely because the original request used the correct decimal input.
Read the order funding guide for partial-payment handling. Use the general BNB to USDT direction for another input, or check the separate 0.03 BNB amount and 0.1 BNB amount pages.
Confirm that the sender will deliver the requested deposit after its own fee. Review the USDT quote and receiving network before creating the exchange.
Trailing zeroes do not change a BNB quantity. A sender-side fee deduction can change the delivered payment even when the decimal input looks correct.
No, those decimal representations describe the same BNB quantity. Confirm the recipient amount shown by your wallet, because a fee deduction can still change what arrives.
Ask support about the existing order before making another payment. Its funding window, recalculation conditions and treatment of multiple transfers must be checked first.
It is the intended deposit amount, not a promise about your platform’s total debit. Your sender determines whether its separate fee is added or deducted, so inspect that value before funding.