Trust Wallet: USDT TRC20 and TRON Wallet Address

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In this video I will show you where to get your USDT TRC20 wallet address in your Trust Wallet.

  1. After you login to your Trust Wallet locate Tether USDT and click on it. Make sure it says TRC20 at the top left. Click on Receive.
  2. On the receive USDT screen you will see a QR code and a wallet address. The wallet address should start with a T. Hit the copy button.
  3. Send the address to yourself in a text or an email. Hit done.
  4. Next, you are also going to need your TRON wallet address. Click on TRON. And then receive. Notice that you are on the receive TRX screen, but look at the wallet address. You can copy it again, but your TRON wallet address is the same as your USDT TRC20 wallet address. Remember, in order to send USDT TRC20 you are going to need some TRON to cover the gas fees. You can buy TRON directly from your Trust Wallet.
  5. To buy directly from Trust Wallet hit done, and then buy. The minimum amount of TRON you can purchase through Trust Wallet is $27.01. As long as you buy more than that amount you can use Mercuryo. They are a trusted third-party payment provider. Hit next.
  6. You can pay with Apple Pay or a credit or debit card. You can follow the prompts from here. 
  7. You can also buy some TRON on an external exchange and send it to your Trust Wallet. CoinZoom does not support TRON. So you will have to go to a different exchange to buy TRON! Check out XT, Coin Store or Kraken. They all support TRON. Remember, you don’t need that much. You are only using it to pay network fees.

You got this! 

Crypto Program: Enrollment Flow

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Crypto Program Enrollment Flow: In this training I will walk you through the process of opening a new account with Crypto Program. Remember, Crypto Program is a private, decentralized project so you are going to need an affiliate code to get started.

First, make sure you have the correct affiliate code from the person that referred you. There are two ways to enroll! I will show you both just in case you have trouble with the first way.

Option 1:

Go to cryptoprogram.me, and in the box type in the 8-digit code located at the end of the affiliate code. A yellow box should appear that says go.

Click on the go!

It should take you to a registration page. Fill in everything in the box, accept the terms and conditions, and then hit the register button. If that doesn’t work then copy the entire affiliate link and open Chrome. Next, open a new Incognito browser. Paste the entire affiliate link in the new incognito browser window.

Fill in your name, email address and create a password. Once you’ve filled in everything in the box click I have read and agreed to the terms and conditions. And then hit the register button. You will land on a blank page.

Go to the top of the page and add a forward slash login after cryptoprogram.me and hit Enter.

Save that address!

You don’t need to go to an Incognito browser next time you login, but you will need to use the forward slash login to access the login page.

Hit login!

You will be prompted to setup your 2-factor authentication. You can’t move on until the 2FA is properly setup. Scroll down to get your unique 2-factor QR code! Once you have scanned the QR code with your authenticator enter the 6-digit code that your authenticator gives you.

In the next training video I will show you how to setup your wallet.

You are in it now! You are on your way to building a monthly salary! Great job!

State of the Union: Date 05/17/23

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We went through several topics! Some of the topics may not impact everyone, but there is too much news that has to be discussed and only so many opportunities for us to get together during the course of a week. 

1. Trillant: News/update (Trillando/Tril)
2. Anonymous (Matrix/Scalp): News/update
3. Crypto Program: Training (not enough time on this call to train CP)

I am aware that I have said that I don’t want to mix topics on public calls, but after thinking this through I don’t think it’s really that big of a deal. If someone isn’t involved with something they can still benefit and learn, or they can tune-out for that section of the call. There is just too much to talk about and too much to do for me to attempt to separate this into multiple calls! 

Anon Notes: For the following 2 Options please use the Equity Balance —>Withdrawal function to:

Option 1) Make a full Withdraw:  
• Put the amount (100% Equity Balance according to dashboard)
• Type “FULL Withdrawal” in the USDT Address Field
• Be sure your wallet Address is set in the account Profile-Settings

Option 2) Convert ETM Package to Scalp Package (only change in Account Type)
• Put in the amount (100%)
• Type “TRANSFER Funds to Scalp Account Type XXXX [Bronze, Silber, Gold, or Platinum]”

(Splitting is not possible. That’s only possible with a matured account. Not in this extraordinary occasion. U can convert 1:1 ETM to scalp or combine one or more ETM Accounts into 1 scalp package)

Additional notes (Anon):

Glen Crawford, [May 17, 2023 at 2:36:27 PM]:
How about combining the ETM into an existing Scalp, instead of a new one?

Christoph, [May 17, 2023 at 4:42:42 PM]:
It’s possible, but at least here we were told the aim is people should stay in ETM that’s why they introduced the 4 new scalp account types in the ETM Program, so it can easily be converted without transferring. 

ALL OTHER OPTIONS like merging accounts, transferring funds from ETM System to Scalp System, Splitting Accounts into multiple Scalp Packages, we will try to provide a procedure shortly.

AGAIN; please DO NOT Contact the support chat for these matters at the moment! It seems all request of withdraws without above information or with withdrawals of 20,30, 50% etc. will be cancelled!

Bank wires: Ryan Johnson, [May 16, 2023 at 4:09:26 PM]:
Hello guys, just quick update (please forward my message to your groups): deposits via bank wire are temp unavailable. So, deposits are only possible in crypto. (clients’ have new wallets updated in their Dashboards) – if already sent funds will be applied, but no more moving forward

CoinZoom: Funding CoinZoom Account with a Wire Transfer (Fastest)

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The most efficient, cost-effective and quickest method to fund your Coin Zoom account is by initiating a wire transfer.

The first step is to log into your Coin Zoom account and click on the Portfolio tab. The first currency in your portfolio will be the US Dollar. Scroll all the way to the right and click on Deposit.

There are multiple methods that can be used to fund your Coin Zoom account, but be aware of the fees and the hold times associated with each of them. For example; if you do an ACH deposit, instead of a wire deposit, Coin Zoom could hold your funds for up to 21 days.

You DO NOT want that!

By the way, that is the industry standard that you will also find with most of the crypto exchanges.

Click on the wire transfer tab. When you do a wire they say it could take 2 to 3 days, but that is usually only the first time you do a wire. Once you’ve established a relationship with Coin Zoom it should be even faster!

Ok, so what information do you need to know to perform a successful wire transfer?

First, you will need to know the name of the recipient, which is Coin Zoom, Inc. You will also need Coin Zoom’s physical address! The account number identifies the Coin Zoom account number at their bank, and the routing number identifies the bank that Coin Zoom uses for wires.

You DO NOT need their swift code! A swift code is ONLY used for banks outside the United States.

The most important thing to remember is that you MUST use your account reference number. This is the number, or code, that identifies YOUR Coin Zoom account! If it is omitted or wrong, Coin Zoom will not know where to send the money and the wire will be returned!

You might also need Coin Zoom’s bank name, and address, which is located on this page. Send the information on the Wire Deposit Instructions screen to your financial institution where you want to initiate the transfer. Be sure to include the Reference number, which is your unique account identifier.

Once the funds clear they can be converted into crypto currency. We will discuss the process to converting your funds into crypto on the next video. If it is the first time you are doing a wire to Coin Zoom they may place a 7 day hold on the funds, but if that happens you can open a support ticket and they will help you get the funds released quicker!

Official Crypto Program Launch Call

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CP is a platform that I’ve been using now for the past several months (time-stamped 5/15/23). I’ve been using this tool personally to create an additional passive stream of monthly income, but I have also helped some people that were looking to diversify, and wanted to create a reliable monthly cash-flow. 

This is a new diversification tool and a new system for people from our group to setup multiple streams of passive income! That’s the goal!  In this webinar I provide a full breakdown of this crypto tool that I have been using to build another passive monthly residual stream of income…

  • Welcome/intro
    • What is it?
    • How does it work?
    • What’s in it for you?
  • Disclaimer
  • Back story
  • Whiteboard
  • Overview of CP
  • Breakdown of numbers
  • How to get started
  • Nua testimonial and CP journey
  • Clip from meeting with Ed Zimbardi
  • Tie up loose ends, more training
  • Conclusion

This is very simple, and 100% passive! Everyone that I’ve showed this to has asked me the same question after they get paid for the first time “What do I do now?” And my answer… Nothing! 

It’s another tool in your toolbelt, and can be used in conjunction with our other tools or even as a stand-alone program!

XT.com: Buy and transfer TRON to your decentralized wallet to cover gas fees

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In this short training video I will show you how to get Tron. In order to send USDT TRC-20 from your decentralized wallet you will need some TRON to cover the gas fees.

The T in TRC stands for TRON. The trading symbol is TRX.

Not all exchanges support TRX. For example; TRX was de-listed from CoinZoom so you can’t buy or trade TRON on CoinZoom, but CoinZoom does still support USDT TRC-20.

What does a construction worker do when they run into a new challenge? They look at their tools and find the best tool for the challenge! 

CoinZoom does not support the TRX coin but Kraken, XT and CoinStore all support TRX

I’m going to use XT.com. 

Open your XT.com account and head to Spot Account. In the search bar enter the symbol for TRON, which is TRX. Click on Trading. And then pick the trading pair that you will use.

I’m using my USDT to buy some TRON so I’ll pick the TRX/USDT trading pair.

I want to move faster so I’m going to change this to a market order. Enter the amount of USDT you want to spend and then buy TRX.

Once the purchase has been completed go back to spot account.

Now you will see TRX in your portfolio. Click on withdrawal.

From the withdrawal window under withdrawal type select on-chain.

Then paste your TRON wallet address from your decentralized wallet! If you don’t know where to get your TRON wallet address find the training video called Trust Wallet, how to add TRON to cover TRC gas fees.

Once everything is ready hit withdrawal.

You’ll be asked to confirm the order, and you will have to approve the transfer with security codes, but that’s it! You’ve successfully bought and transferred TRX to your decentralized wallet.

And check out the gas fees XT is charging! TRON was trading at .069 and if you multiply .069 times 14 it comes out to 96 cents! Now you can see why some people prefer TRON over Ethereum! 

CoinZoom: Sending USDT TRC-20 (Tron Network)

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In this short training video, I will show you how to send USDT TRC 20 over the Tron network on Coin Zoom.

First log in to your Coin Zoom account and go to the portfolio tab! Locate USDT in your portfolio. If you don’t have USDT watch the training video where I show you how to purchase USDT on Coin Zoom.

Scroll all the way to the right click on the red send button.

Before you are able to send USDT TRC 20 you will need to whitelist the wallet address that you’re going to send USDT to.

Click on Add address!

A box will appear! In the address location, click on wallet address to expand your choices.

Here you will see you are given a choice of which network you want to send your USDT on.

Click on Tron network.

Then enter the name that you want to assign for your receiving Tron wallet address. This is the address you’re going to send your USDT TRC 20.

Enter the USDT TRC 20 wallet address.

Once you’ve done that click submit, and now you can locate the TRC 20 wallet address that you added.

Type in the amount of USDT that you want to send.

Pick where you want the fee to be deducted from?

Typically I choose to have the fee deducted from the amount so you will have to adjust the amount to account for the fee! It will only cost you $5 to send USDT on the Tron network.

Click Submit!

You will see that we are sending USDT, but we are sending it to a TRC 20 wallet address on the Tron network.

Notice the wallet address starts with T.

You’ll also notice that the withdrawal fee Coin Zoom charges when sending USDT using the Tron network is $5. 

Click Send Now!

Add your two 2FA code and you’re done! You’re doing great! 

CoinZoom: Where to find your USDT TRC-20 wallet address

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In this short training video, I will show you where to locate your USDT TRC-20 wallet address so you can accept USDT using the Tron network. Typically sending USDT on the Tron network will save you fees! More experienced crypto investors typically prefer Tron over Ethereum.

First, login into your CoinZoom account, go to portfolio and locate USDT.

Scroll all the way to the right-hand side of the page and click on receive.

A box will appear alerting you to only send the USDT coin to this wallet address. And sending any other digital asset will result in permanent loss. Click I understand!

Another box will appear asking you to select which network you want to use to receive your USDT.

You can choose either the Tron network or the ethereum network.

In our other training videos, we’ve used ethereum, but this video I am showing you how to retrieve your Tron wallet address for USDT. This is called a TRC-20 wallet address.

Click on Tron and it’s going to give you your USDT TRC-20 wallet address.

Notice that the wallet address for the Tron network starts with the T.

Copy the wallet address and paste it into the wallet your are sending USDT TRC 20 from. I hope this video helps! 

5/10/23 Weekly Zoom: Financial Freedom

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In this meeting we talk about what’s really happening around the world, global elite, central banks, etc.. Awesome meeting!

Trust Wallet: Transfer USDT, Ethereum & Gas Fees

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In this short training video, I will show you how to do a USDT or a USDC ERC 20 transfer from your Trust Wallet! 

First, open your Trust wallet located on your phone! If you recall in the first training video I showed you how to add tokens, but as a reminder you can either select the icon that says add tokens or click the icon that’s located at the top right corner of the screen and from there you will be able to select the tokens that you want to use in your trust wallet!

To add a new token, search for the token in the search bar located at the top of your screen and when you find the token that you want to add turn on the toggle switch here!

Now you will see that new token is available and located on your home screen! You can add as many tokens as you would like or you can keep it simple and just use a basic selection of tokens! The choice is yours, but in order to have access to the token it first must be added. If you don’t see the token that you’re looking for, then you will manually add it as previously demonstrated! 

Next, to send USDT or USDC ERC 20 you’re going to need Ethereum in your trust wallet to cover the gas fees! 

Gas fees can fluctuate depending on the value of Ethereum, the time of day and the blockchain activity! When you are managing tokens in a decentralized wallet, there is no set gas fee like when sending from an exchange! With a decentralized wallet you are in control of your tokens, which also means that you are responsible to cover the gas fees! 

There are three ways to add Ethereum to your trust wallet! 

The first way is you can purchase Ethereum using a third party provider like MoonPay, for example. Click on the buy icon and you can find the third party provider that offers the best rates! Keep in mind that the fees can get expensive doing it this way and some banks will give you a hard time buying crypto! 

The second way is you can swap tokens. For example, you can swap USDT for Ethereum, but the catch is in order to swap tokens, you also need some Ethereum to cover the gas fees for the swap. 

The third, and simplest way to add Ethereum to your trust wallet is to purchase the Ethereum on an exchange like CoinZoom, or CoinBase and transfer it to your trust wallet. Click on the Ethereum token, and click on receive and copy your Ethereum wallet address. Use this address to transfer Ethereum from your favorite crypto exchange. This is the recommended method! 

Bottom line is you always want to make sure you have some Ethereum in your decentralized wallet to cover the gas fees. 

You will also notice that your Ethereum wallet address will match your USDT ERC 20 address. 

if you want to check your gas fees to see how expensive or how much gas you may need, go to etherscan.io and look up Ethereum gas tracker. Typically I recommend keeping a minimum of $50 to $100 worth of Ethereum in your trust wallet at all times to cover gas fees! You cannot send USDT or USDC ERC 20 without having some Ethereum!