About USDT deposit to Tiger Pay [Contract address? 】【memorandum】

Have you ever used Tiger Pay?
It's a convenient service that allows you to exchange between currencies and virtual currencies and withdraw Japanese yen by bank transfer with eco-payment-like third-party payment, but I was a little wondering about USDT (or ETH) deposits.Keep a memorandum about the contract addressYeah.
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At Tiger PayEveryone knows that when you deposit USDT (tether), it will not be reflected unless you deposit (remittance) with ERC-20.However, I have some doubts on the deposit screen.
that isAbout contract addresswhat is it.
First of all, please see the deposit screen of ↓.

It's a common deposit screen like this, a screen with the address of the remittance destination, but it is surrounded by a red frameThere is an unclear wording [contract address], and I'm worried that if I'm not good at it, the deposit will not be reflected.It's a wording.
So, when I looked up the contract address, it was simply different from the normal deposit address, so I had to do it with MetaMask.The payment may not be reflected, or it may not be sent to the contract address in the first place = the worst situation of asset loss may occur...It seems that.
In the first place, coin check etc. says "I can't send it because it's a contract address!" And it seems that it can't be treated as canceled or sent.
When that happensIs it not good to send it by ERC-20 normally?And the question arisesThat's why.

yes!That's why you can't make a mistake.
So, the image above says that it is a contract address,I thought, "Usually, no matter where you send USDT (tether), you can send it with ERC-20?"So I checked it first.
FirstI will check whether the deposit address of Tiger Pay is really a contract address, a normal shipping address, etc. at the following site.

For the time being, enter the shipping address on the site called Etherscan,It seems that if the red circle in the image above is written as Contract, it is the contract address, and if it is written as Address, it is the normal shipping address..
The shipping address of Tiger Pay is written as Address, so it is not a contract address =It is interpreted arbitrarily that it will be reflected if you send USDT with ERC-20 normally.
In that regardI tried sending USDT (tether) with ERC-20 to the deposit address of Tiger Pay normallyYo!

First, remittance (withdrawal) from a certain cryptocurrency online casino by USDT (ERC-20).
If you make a mistake, it ’s hell,I will send you a not so much amount.
Fees are deductedSend 59USDT to TigerPay's shipping address.
Remittance reception time is 07:17:08.. (It was about 5 minutes later that I could confirm the notation that the remittance was actually completed)
Let's wait for about 5 minutes.
You will receive an email saying that your payment has been reflected in Tiger Pay!(It was good w)
Since the reflection time was 07:22:55, it was 5 minutes and 47 seconds from pressing the remittance button to depositing, which is normally speedy.To
Or rather, it is reflected within 30 seconds after the remittance is completed.It feels like it's reflected almost immediatelyRight.

WellIn conclusion, it turned out that if you send USDT normally with ERC-20 to the USDT deposit address of Tiger Pay, it will be reflected normally.Yeah.
It was written on the USDT screen of Tiger Pay that it was a contract address, so I thought it wouldn't be possible to send it normally, but I felt that it wasn't.
By the way, depending on the third party payment such as casino and Tiger PayIn the case of USDT (ERC-20), the deposit address of ETH may be the same.Then, for a moment, I tend to think, "Yeah! I made an address mistake!" (I was impatient because I thought I made a mistake)
I'm not an expert so I can't explain how it works, but for the time being I shared my experience with the questionable Tiger Pay USDT deposit.Or rather a memorandum.
I wondered what would happen if I sent USDT (ERC-20) to the ETH address, but I'll leave that for now.
Well like thatI hope people who are confused by the notation of the contract address for USDT deposits to Tiger Pay will find this article.Yeah.
That's it!

Tiger Pay is convenient in many ways, but it's not cheap enough to worry about fees.
For example, at the time of writing, it was 1 yen per dollar, but if you convert 124.35 USDT to USD, it will be a rate of 1 dollars.

If you try to convert 1USDT to Japanese Yen in an easy-to-understand manner, it will be converted to a rate of 1 Yen per 119.98USDT.
In other words, a fee of about 1 to 4 yen per dollar will be removed.
In other words, the exchange fee will be about 3-4% (depending on the fluctuation of the rate, of course).

So, for example, if you want to withdraw 1000 USDT in Japanese Yen by bank transfer,
Exchange 1000 USD to Japanese Yen → 119,980 Yen
Withdrawal of 119,980 yen by bank transfer costs 2% fee (3.5% for high-speed withdrawal), so it costs about 2399.6 yen, so it will be 117,580 yen when cashed in Japanese yen. world.
執筆時点でドル円は124:35円なので（ドルとUSDTが1:1だと仮定すると）1000USDTは124,350円となるので、タイガーペイからUSDTを日本円に両替し出金するとなると両替時点で3.5%前後の手数料＋出金手数料2%で実質5~6%の手数料がかかってくる計算になるんだよ。
Since the ratio of the fee does not matter the size of the amount, the Japanese yen that remains in hand in terms of dollar (or USDT) is about 1 yen for 9,500 yen and about 500 yen, and 10 yen for about 95,000 yen and about 5000 yen. The fee is 100 yen for 950,000 million yen and 5 yen for XNUMX million yen.
Each person has their own way of thinking, but let's use it properly according to the purpose!Cards are also convenient, but there are a few fees.
Tiger Pay charges a fee for the amount (amount), so compare the fees of other wallet services and domestic exchanges and choose the one with the best cost performance.
If the amount (amount) is large to some extent, the fixed fee will be better.