Choose the network before sending
BEP20 is the option for BNB Smart Chain; TRC20 is the option for TRON. Checkout generates an invoice for your chosen option. Do not send a different asset, use a different network or substitute an address from an old invoice.
BEP20 addresses typically begin with 0x and TRON addresses typically begin with T. These formats are a useful cross-check, but are not proof that a recipient or token is correct. Compare the complete invoice details.
Use the exact invoice amount
Payment goes directly to our receiving wallet. A $20 plan, for example, receives a discount of less than one cent for invoice matching. Your exact six-decimal USDT amount is shown before you transfer. Do not round it. Check whether your wallet or exchange deducts its fee from the transfer: the received amount must match the invoice exactly.
A wallet may require its network's native asset to cover transaction costs. Your wallet or exchange shows its own fees; GGShot Signals does not publish a fixed network fee because costs can change.
Confirmation is a server check
After sending, submit the transaction hash from your wallet on your invoice page. The server checks the actual token contract, receiving address, exact amount and transaction timing on the selected blockchain. It waits for finality before activating membership; a pasted transaction hash alone does not grant access.
Invoices expire after one hour. If you already sent a transfer, keep the transaction identifier and invoice reference and submit the hash for verification. A transfer sent after the deadline or with a different amount needs support review. Do not send a second payment before checking the first with @AlexanderCarlsen.
Never share wallet recovery words
A membership purchase does not require a seed phrase, private key or exchange password. The website checks the payment and then displays your private hub link. You can optionally provide a Telegram username for support.