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USDT-i to USDT Conversion Guide

Alex Rivera
Alex Rivera

Senior Markets Editor

July 10, 20263 min read
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USDT-i to USDT Conversion Guide

USDT-i to USDT Conversion Guide

Overview

The USDT-i to USDT conversion service enables holders of the native USDT-i asset to exchange their balance for standard USDT through the network's conversion protocol.

The conversion process is designed to verify the transaction, validate the requested amount, and complete the asset exchange after all protocol requirements have been satisfied.


Requirements

Before initiating a conversion request, ensure that the following requirements are met:

  • A valid USDT-i balance is available.
  • A destination wallet for receiving USDT has been specified.
  • The conversion amount has been confirmed.
  • A verification deposit equal to 10% of the requested conversion amount is available.

Conversion Process

Step 1 – Submit a Conversion Request

Begin by selecting the amount of USDT-i to convert into USDT.

Once submitted, the network generates a unique processing session and assigns a mainnet network processing address for the transaction.


Step 2 – Verification Deposit

To activate the conversion session, a verification deposit equal to 10% of the total conversion amount must be sent.

For example:

| Conversion Amount | Required Verification Deposit | | ----------------- | ----------------------------- | | 1,000 USDT-i | 100 | | 5,000 USDT-i | 500 | | 10,000 USDT-i | 1,000 | | 25,000 USDT-i | 2,500 |

The verification deposit must be transferred to the network address that was assigned to process the conversion request.

The conversion session remains pending until this deposit has been received and confirmed by the mainnet network.


Step 3 – Verification

After the verification deposit is confirmed, the network performs the following automated checks:

  • Validates the conversion request.
  • Verifies the requested conversion amount.
  • Associates the request with the assigned processing address.
  • Prepares the conversion transaction.

Once verification has been completed successfully, the request proceeds to the conversion stage.


Step 4 – Conversion Completion

After all verification requirements have been satisfied, the mainnet network completes the asset conversion and releases the equivalent amount of USDT to the destination wallet provided during the request.

A confirmation record is then generated indicating that the conversion has been completed successfully.


Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the verification deposit?

The required verification deposit is 10% of the total amount being converted.

Where should the verification deposit be sent?

The deposit must be transferred to the network address that is processing the conversion request.

When is the conversion processed?

The mainnet network begins processing after the verification deposit has been confirmed.

Can multiple conversion requests be active simultaneously?

Yes. Each conversion request receives its own processing session and associated processing address.


Example

A user wishes to convert 20,000 USDT-i into USDT.

  1. A conversion request is submitted.
  2. The mainnet network assigns a processing address.
  3. A verification deposit of 2,000 (10%) is sent to the assigned processing address.
  4. The mainnet network verifies the request.
  5. The conversion is completed.
  6. The user receives 20,000 USDT in the destination wallet.
Alex Rivera
Alex Rivera

Senior Markets Editor

Alex covers global equity markets, commodities, and macro strategy. Former derivatives trader at Morgan Stanley with 12 years of markets experience.

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