Explore
Blockchain networks for stablecoin payments
Paymos supports 13 mainnet networks for payments in USDT, USDC, USD1, DAI and XAUT. Availability depends on the token-network pair; confirmation policy follows the network and payment amount.
Supported networks
Which blockchain networks does Paymos support?
Paymos supports 13 mainnet networks. Each network accepts a specific set of payment assets, so open a network page before enabling it for a project.
Tron
Tron supports USDT payments in Paymos.
Learn moreBSC
BNB Smart Chain supports USDT and USDC payments in Paymos.
Learn moreEthereum
Ethereum supports USDT, USDC, USD1, DAI and XAUT payments in Paymos.
Learn morePolygon
Polygon supports USDT and USDC payments in Paymos.
Learn moreArbitrum
Arbitrum supports USDT and USDC payments in Paymos.
Learn moreOptimism
Optimism supports USDT and USDC payments in Paymos.
Learn moreBase
Base supports USDC payments in Paymos.
Learn moreTON
TON supports USDT payments in Paymos.
Learn moreAvalanche
Avalanche supports USDT and USDC payments in Paymos.
Learn moreSolana
Solana supports USDT, USDC and USD1 payments in Paymos.
Learn moreNEAR
NEAR supports USDT and USDC payments in Paymos.
Learn morePlasma
Plasma supports USDT payments in Paymos.
Learn moreSui
Sui supports USDC payments in Paymos.
Learn moreHow should a business choose a payment network?
Start with the token-network pair customers already hold. Then compare wallet and exchange support, current network conditions, the payer's variable network fee and the confirmation policy appropriate for the invoice amount. The same token on two networks is two different payment routes.
Who pays blockchain gas fees?
The payer's wallet pays the network fee required to send the payment. Paymos covers the network cost of accepting and consolidating it. Network costs vary, so Paymos does not publish one permanent gas amount. There is no separate Paymos transfer or sweep commission added to the merchant invoice.
See pricing →Network guides
Understand fees, confirmations and network choice
Crypto gas fees explained
See who pays network fees and why the amount changes between transactions.
Blockchain confirmations explained
Understand inclusion, confirmation thresholds and finality for payment status.
TRC20 vs ERC20 vs BEP20
Compare three common USDT routes without treating token standards as interchangeable.
Questions about payment networks
Which network is best for stablecoin payments?
There is no universal best network. Use a supported token-network pair your customers already hold, then evaluate wallet support, current network conditions, network fee and confirmation policy.
Can a customer send the right token on a different network?
No. The token and network must both match the invoice route shown at checkout. The same symbol on another blockchain is a different payment route.
How many confirmations does Paymos require?
The policy depends on both the network and payment amount. Smaller payments can require fewer confirmations, while larger payments can require a stronger finality threshold.
Do balances split by deposit network?
No. Payments received in the same asset across different supported networks contribute to one merchant balance for that asset.