USDT · Arbitrum · ERC-20
Accept USDT payments on Arbitrum
Let buyers pay an invoice with the supported USDT0 representation on Arbitrum One while funds go directly to your configured EVM wallet.
GramPayBot supports USDT0 on Arbitrum One. The customer sends the supported ERC-20 representation to the merchant’s configured EVM address, and GramPayBot monitors the transfer without custody.
- Network:
Arbitrum One - Chain ID:
42161 - Token standard:
ERC-20 - Receiving address:
0x+ 40 hexadecimal characters - Network fee asset:
ETH on Arbitrum - USDT contract:
0xFd086bC7CD5C481DCC9C85ebE478A1C0b69FCbb9 - Decimals:
6 - Representation:
Issuer-authorized USDT0 omnichain asset
Wallet and USDT0 contract
Add a public 0x... address you control and have tested on Arbitrum One. The same visible address on Ethereum or Base does not combine balances or transfers. See the EVM address guide.
The supported contract is 0xFd086bC7CD5C481DCC9C85ebE478A1C0b69FCbb9, with six decimals. USDT0’s official Arbitrum page publishes this address. Compare every character and inspect it in Arbiscan. Do not trust the ticker alone; use the verification checklist.
Payment and confirmation
The buyer selects USDT + Arbitrum and needs ETH on Arbitrum for gas when using self-custody. GramPayBot matches arbitrum + USDT, exact contract, recipient and amount. Ethereum USDT, native USDC or another token named USDT does not qualify.
Verify successful status, Arbitrum One, contract, recipient and amount in Arbiscan. A bridge initiation or exchange withdrawal request is not proof that the merchant received funds.
Start with a low-value invoice. Compare USDC on Arbitrum, USDT on Polygon or browse all supported routes.