How to Request Payment Through Crypto Methods?

Note: Cryptocurrency withdrawal is available in limited capacity and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Alternatively, you may explore other withdrawal options.

All cryptocurrency withdrawals are processed via TripleA and are subject to fluctuating network fees, which are determined by the blockchain itself and are beyond G2G's control.

Requirements and Availability

• Minimum withdrawal amount: USD 100

• Cryptocurrency withdrawals are powered by a licensed service provider, subject to availability

• A valid cryptocurrency wallet address is required (Updated: 5th November 2024)

• The network fee (gas fee) is borne by the seller. It is the seller’s responsibility to choose and check the cost of this fee.

Steps to Withdraw via Cryptocurrency

1. Add a new payment account
   If this is your first time using a crypto method, go to the payment page and add your wallet address under the available crypto gateway.

2. Wait for the payout schedule
   G2G will process approved crypto withdrawals according to the fixed payout timeline.

3. Check for geo-restrictions
   Some countries/regions may not be eligible for crypto payouts. Please verify here:
   Triple-A Service Availability

Payout Schedule and Availability

• Payout Timing:
  Processed by the following day

• Important Note:
  This option is available on a first-come, first-served basis

Tips for Success

• Ensure your crypto wallet and account info are fully set up

• Act promptly—this option is in high demand and fills quickly

The cryptocurrency payout method remains a popular choice among sellers. While we aim to accommodate as many as possible, your understanding and quick action are key to securing a spot each week.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the actual amount I receive less than expected?
The amount you receive in your wallet is often less than the expected amount due to network fees (gas fees) charged by the blockchain network. Here’s a clear breakdown of why this happens and what to know:

1. Network fees (gas fees) are deducted from your withdrawal
   When you withdraw crypto, the transaction must be processed by miners/validators on the primary blockchain (Layer 1) – think of them as "network operators" who verify and finalize transactions. These operators charge a gas fee for this service, which is automatically deducted from the total amount being transferred.

This means:

• The total crypto we send (as calculated by our team) is reduced by the network’s gas fee before it reaches your wallet.

• We do not control these fees – they are set by the blockchain network itself (e.g., Ethereum, Bitcoin) based on how busy the network is.

2. Why gas fees make your received amount smaller
   Gas fees fluctuate based on network congestion:

• During peak times (e.g., high trading activity, NFT launches, or market volatility), more people are using the blockchain, so miners/validators charge higher fees (similar to paying more for express shipping during holidays).

• These fees are deducted during the transfer process, so by the time the crypto reaches your wallet, the amount is already reduced by this cost.

3. Why we use primary blockchains (and not cheaper secondary chains)
   You might wonder why we don’t use secondary chains to lower fees. Here’s why:

• We work with a crypto payment processor (TripleA) to handle withdrawals, and they only use primary blockchains (e.g., Ethereum mainnet, Bitcoin mainnet).

• TripleA chooses primary chains because they are the fastest and most secure – secondary chains carry higher risks of delays or security issues.

• Since we rely on TripleA for processing, we can’t switch to secondary chains, even if they have lower fees.

4. Why exchanges (like Binance) might show lower fees
   Exchanges often offer cheaper fees because they batch multiple withdrawals into one transaction, which reduces per-user costs. However, we process each withdrawal individually (to ensure transparency and security), so we can’t offer these batch discounts.

5. What to do if you think the network fee is too high
   If the network fee seems excessive, you can check the fee amount before finalizing your withdrawal:

• After initiating a withdrawal, you’ll receive a confirmation email prompting you to enter your wallet address.

• At this stage, review the stated network fee. If it exceeds your expectations, do not enter your wallet address.

• Instead, contact our support team immediately to request cancellation of the withdrawal.