No. The checkout accepts a standard USDT blockchain transfer funded through a compatible Binance withdrawal; it is not Binance Pay.

Which network should the customer choose?

The withdrawal network must exactly match the network displayed on the merchant checkout.

Is Nexap affiliated with Binance?

No. Nexap is an independent payment platform and does not claim a Binance partnership or endorsement.

Binance-funded USDT Checkout

Accept a compatible USDT withdrawal for a merchant order.

Customers can open a Nexap payment link, copy the receiving address and fund the order through a Binance withdrawal when Binance supports the exact network displayed at checkout.

USDT withdrawalExact networkMerchant payment linkAutomatic status

How Binance-funded checkout works

A clear wallet-transfer flow for customers who already hold USDT in their Binance account.

Create the order

The merchant creates a USDT order and shares its unique checkout link.

Choose withdrawal

The customer enters the displayed address and selects the exact same network in Binance.

Track payment

The Crypto dashboard and checkout show the order status after the transfer reaches the selected network.

Important network guidance

Use only the network displayed on checkout
Confirm the receiving address before withdrawal
Send the displayed USDT amount
Review Binance withdrawal fees before confirming
Do not send unsupported assets or networks

This is a standard blockchain wallet-transfer checkout, not Binance Pay. Nexap is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Binance.

Binance checkout FAQ

Is this an official Binance Payment Gateway?

No. The page describes a merchant USDT order funded through a compatible Binance withdrawal, not Binance Pay or an official Binance integration.

Can customers choose any withdrawal network?

No. They must use the exact network displayed by the Nexap checkout.

Where does the merchant see the payment?

The order remains in the dedicated Crypto dashboard and transaction history with its current status.