Paying with USDT
Cloaking X accepts plan payments in USDT on the TRC-20 (Tron) network. Here's exactly what to send, and what changed if you've paid before.
Send the exact amount — every decimal#
Every invoice you generate shows a specific figure — something like 2000.1666 USDT — never a plain round number. That's not a display bug and not a rounding artifact: the exact figure, decimals included, is what identifies the payment as yours and lets it match to your account automatically, with no manual review. Send anything else — even a cent off — and it won't be recognized.
Use the Copy button next to the amount rather than retyping it by hand — it copies the exact figure, digit for digit.
Paying from an exchange now works#
Previously, paying with USDT required registering a wallet address in advance, and the transfer had to come from that exact address — which broke for anyone paying directly from an exchange (Binance, Bybit, OKX, and similar), since an exchange withdrawal's sending address is shared across customers and changes on every withdrawal.
That requirement is gone. Pay from any wallet or exchange account — there's nothing to register beforehand. The exact amount is what matches your payment to your account now, not who sent it.
Your invoice stays open until you pay#
A generated invoice never expires and never runs on a countdown — it stays open exactly as it was issued for as long as it takes you to send the transfer, whether that's a minute or a slow exchange withdrawal that takes hours to broadcast.
Changed your mind, or picked the wrong plan? Click Cancel on the payment screen to close the pending invoice and pick a different plan — nothing is charged and nothing is lost.
If something goes wrong#
- Sent the wrong amount. It won't auto-match. Contact Support with your transaction hash and we'll find it and apply it manually.
- You cancelled the invoice, then sent the transfer anyway. Also not lost. Contact Support with your transaction hash — it still identifies your account by its exact amount, it just needs a person to confirm it once instead of matching automatically.