Wow, what a week that was. Thanks for sticking with us and helping out.

Here's our Friday update.

What we fixed this week:
✅ Fixed withdrawals to bank accounts
✅ Fixed card top-ups and withdrawals
✅ Fixed network and stablecoin names — protocols are back in the naming
✅ Fixed wallet addresses — you can now enter the old single-letter format again in your account
✅ API and hosted checkout fixes

Chances are you use the same crypto network every time — not because it's the best one, but because it's the one you're used to 🤷

Turns out "familiar" and "optimal" aren't the same thing.

TRC-20, ERC-20, Solana, TON — each one fits a different situation, and the difference in cost can be significant.

We mapped out which network actually makes sense for what you're doing.

Routes matter. Choose wisely 💡

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Wise handles fiat really well. Crypto? Not at all — sending to a wallet or exchange is blocked by policy, no workaround.

We compared Wise and Volet.com across several real scenarios — payouts, micropayments, accepting payments from customers worldwide — and built an interactive calculator so you can run your own numbers 🧮

Read it here

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Before we move into the second half of the year, here's a quick digest of everything we published on the Volet.com blog for you personally these past six months — in case you missed one along the way:

🐢 Why did my crypto withdrawal take so long? 7 reasons – The boring (and not scary) explanations behind a stuck withdrawal.

📉 How Crypto Users Actually Lose Money in 2026 – The mistakes that don't feel like mistakes... until they add up.

🔀 What's the Difference Between USDT and USDC? – Two separate stablecoins, don't conflate them!

🏦 How to Transfer Crypto to a Bank Account: A Simple Guide – Step by step, without overpaying on the way out.

🌐 Which Blockchain Network To Choose by Use Case – The network you pick can be the difference between cents and dollars.

Bookmark this one if you want to catch up later 🔖

Up next: the H1 digest for businesses — don't switch off 👀

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Freelancing, running a small SaaS, or getting paid through a Telegram bot? 💸

Here's something most people don't realize: Telegram has strict rules about when you're allowed to use crypto — and when you're required to use their own Stars currency instead.

Get it wrong, and your bot risks getting flagged. Get it right, and you can accept crypto for real services — subscriptions, consulting, physical goods — often for a fraction of what card processors take.

The Telegram Crypto Playbook — full guide

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Six months of writing for teams building on Volet.com — accepting payments, automating payouts, expanding into new markets.

If any of this passed you by, here's the full list:

🧾 Hidden Costs of Accepting Crypto Payments for Online Businesses – What most providers don't put on the pricing page.

🧮 Is Payoneer Still Worth It in 2026? Fee Calculator – Payoneer's tariffs changed this year, here's how to actually run the numbers.

🧩 Embedded Crypto Payments: A Practical Guide – for Marketplaces, SaaS, and Digital Platforms.

🔐 Non-Custodial Crypto Payments – How Connect Wallet checkout actually works, step by step.

🌍 How to Automate Global Mass Payouts in Crypto – Thousands of payouts, one system, no manual reconciliation.

⚡ Real-Time Affiliate Payouts in Crypto – A practical pathway of boosting retention with instant rewards.

🗺️ Crypto Acquiring in Emerging Markets – How to expand globally without local bank barriers.

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We looked at Volet.com's features through one lens: a world where crypto is just... money.

Three things stood out — and they might make your crypto life a lot easier:

💰 Spend it like actual money. Deposit, hold, convert, and spend crypto and fiat from one balance — no app-hopping, no juggling five platforms just to land it on your card.

🌐 Bank around the world, not just around USD and EUR. Stablecoins cross borders without a correspondent bank in the middle, and withdrawals land straight in your local currency — 20+ options, not just the usual dollar/euro routes.

⚙️ Accept it without hiring anyone. A free plugin or a checkout link — live in minutes, no developer or crypto expertise required.

Full breakdown

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Here's the most important things that happened at Volet.com these past six months.

Plus a few foundational reads worth checking:

🔧 Your Volet.com Account Got a Major Upgrade — New interface, a single wallet for USDT/USDC across all networks, and what to do about your old referral links.

🏷️ Advcash Is Now Volet.com – A quick recap on what actually changed after rebranding last year, and what stayed exactly the same.

🤝 8 Untapped Markets + 1 Integration = 25,000 Transactions. The Deriv and Volet.com Formula –How Deriv uses Volet.com to move payouts globally.

👛 Volet.com Crypto Wallets: Store, Receive, Send Coins Easily, and More – A quick tour of how our wallets work.

💸 How to Use Volet.com Wallet After Getting Paid — Spend, hold, or move it.

🔑 How to Open and Set Up a Digital Wallet – How to open and set up your account properly.

That's H1 in six links, and the last post in this series. Missed the personal or business recap? They're just a scroll up👆

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Not every business needs stablecoins — but some save real money from the very first transaction.

Others try them, find no real use, and quietly go back to cards and bank transfers a month later 🤔

The difference usually isn't the technology. It's whether stablecoins actually solve a problem you have: slow cross-border payments, high card fees, or a growing list of contractors and clients to pay in different countries 🌍

And if you're already using stablecoins, the fee math isn't the only question — how carefully your team handles transfers matters just as much, since a mistake on-chain can't be undone the way a card chargeback can ⚠️

We built an interactive checker: answer a few quick questions and find out in about 2 minutes whether this is your case or not.

Check this out 💡

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A few years ago, stablecoins were just plumbing for crypto traders — swap BTC for USDT, wait for the next trade, forget it exists otherwise 💱

That's not the whole story anymore. People use stablecoins to get paid across borders, hold value in countries with weak local currencies, and move money without waiting on banking hours 🌍

And in 2026, the rules finally caught up:
🇺🇸 The US GENIUS Act now requires issuers to hold your money in real, liquid reserves — audited monthly.
🇪🇺 The EU's MiCA sets clear standards for which tokens EU exchanges can list.
🇭🇰 Hong Kong started licensing stablecoin issuers directly.

Sounds safer, right? It is — but "regulated" isn't the same as "risk-free" ⚠️

We put together a full, honest breakdown of what actually changed for stablecoin users and businesses in 2026 — and what still depends entirely on you 👇

📖 Read it here

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Getting paid by clients abroad usually means losing a little (or a lot) to fees you never really see broken down — a card processor's cut here, a wire transfer's flat charge there, an exchange rate spread quietly taking its share too 😮‍💨

Most people have a rough feeling that stablecoins would be cheaper. Few have actually done the math.

Our new calculator lets you plug in your real numbers — how much you get paid, how often, through what — and see exactly how much you might have saved by switching to stablecoins.

See your numbers ⚖️

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