Every Crypto 101 article — 5 and counting.
Why does a crypto checkout ask which "network"? What's a confirmation, and why wait for one? Three words explain almost everything a merchant needs to know — here they are, in plain language.
Most merchants who "accept crypto" are really accepting stablecoins — and for good reason. Here's what USDT and USDC actually are, why they sidestep volatility, and the one thing to never get wrong: the network.
No jargon, no hype — just a clear walkthrough of what actually happens when a customer pays you in crypto, from the checkout button to the moment the money hits your balance.
Both are dollar stablecoins, but they differ on networks, reserves and reach. A practical comparison to help you decide which to accept — or whether to take both.
The same coin can travel on different networks, and the one you pick changes the fee and speed. A plain-English guide to networks for merchants and their customers.