FAQ

USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar, aiming to keep 1 USDT ≈ 1 USD, commonly used as a trading medium, for hedging, and for transfers.

Stablecoins are not entirely risk-free. USDT carries reserve-transparency, de-peg, and regulatory risks. Use responsibly after understanding the risks; don’t treat it as completely risk-free.

TRC20 (Tron) has low fees and fast speed; ERC20 (Ethereum) has broad compatibility but higher fees. Always match the network on both ends — choosing wrong can cause loss of funds.

A hot wallet is online and convenient for daily use; a cold wallet is offline and more secure, suited to long-term, larger holdings. A common approach is small amounts in a hot wallet, larger amounts in a cold wallet.

The seed phrase is the only credential to recover a wallet. If lost with no backup, assets usually cannot be recovered. Back it up offline, in multiple places, and never screenshot, upload, or tell anyone.

Exchanges carry risks of insolvency, hacks, and freezes (Not your keys, not your coins). For long-term holding, self-custody is preferable — understand its responsibilities.

Anyone asking for your private key or seed phrase is a scammer. LinkUp Crypto and any legitimate institution will never ask for them. Stop immediately and stay alert.

Verify the official domain, download from official channels, check SSL, beware of search ads and unknown links, and bookmark official sites. See the Security Center articles.

A 3% fee per transaction, quoted transparently; network fees are separate. KYC verification is required.

Identity verification (KYC) and source-of-funds details. We do not offer anonymous service or assist any illegal fund movement.

No. All content is for education and reference only and does not constitute investment, financial, or legal advice.

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