Why crypto payouts beat bank transfers for traders.
Bank wires take days, get held by intermediaries, and charge fees that scale with the amount. A TRC-20 USDT transfer settles in about a minute and costs a fraction of a dollar whether the reward is $50 or $5,000. For traders outside the US and EU banking systems, it is often the difference between getting paid this week and getting paid eventually.
USDT is pegged to the US dollar, so you are not gambling on a token's price between approval and arrival. What was approved is what lands.
The part most firms skip: proof.
Plenty of firms say they pay in crypto. Almost none show you the transfers. MixFunded publishes every reward — date, trader initials, amount and TRC-20 transaction ID — on a public ledger with an open JSON feed. Paste any transaction ID into Tronscan and the transfer is there, on-chain, impossible to fake after the fact.
£517K has been distributed to MixFunded traders since December 2024, and every pound of it is traceable this way.
How a reward actually reaches your wallet.
Trade the funded account, respect the drawdown rules, and request your reward from the dashboard. After approval, the USDT transfer is sent on the Monday cycle to the TRC-20 address on your profile, and the transaction ID appears on the ledger the same day. Identity verification is required before your first reward — once, not every time.
Paying in, too.
Crypto runs both ways at MixFunded. Checkout accepts USDT on TRC-20 alongside card, and some discount codes are crypto-only — so funding your challenge with USDT can be cheaper than paying by card.