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28 September 2026 · Corrected the claim that TRC20 is a low-fee network
Scope: the guides on paying with USDT and Binance Pay and on funding a virtual card with USDT, and the USDT transfer fee tool.
Change: earlier copy described Tron (TRC20) as a low-fee network. Binance's withdrawal fees on 28 September 2026 put TRC20 at 1.5 USDT per withdrawal, the highest of the common networks, against 0.01 USDT on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20). The copy is corrected, and the tool page now has a fee table by network.
8 September 2026 · Privacy note rewritten to describe the visit statistics actually in use
Scope: the privacy pages in both languages.
Change: the page said the site used no third-party visit statistics. We then found that our hosting service (Cloudflare) adds a visit counter to every page, which does not show when you view the page source. The note now says it is there, what it collects, and that it sets no cookies and does no cross-site tracking.
8 September 2026 · Referral links cut to one per language
Scope: the homepage and every guide and tool page.
Change: the only referral link is now near the start of the guide on funding a virtual card with USDT, one in Chinese and one in English. No other guide or tool page carries one, and the referral-code copy button no longer appears at the end of articles; a line under the homepage referral code points to that guide.
22 July 2026 · Sign-up benefit copy no longer promises an outcome
Scope: the homepage, two USDT guides, the affiliate disclosure and the about page.
Change: removed fixed benefit figures and claims that signing up always costs less. The copy now asks readers to check the benefit shown on the sign-up page. Platform rules and promotions change, and this site does not promise an outcome on a platform's behalf.
If a fix changes how a reader understands cost, risk, availability or an action step, it is recorded. Pure layout changes and typographic spacing that do not change meaning are not listed one by one.