Your first stablecoin payday, without the guesswork.
A clean first deposit starts before anyone presses send. Use this path to align the asset, network and address, test the route, and keep the records you will need later.
- 01Agree on the asset and network.
- 02Copy the receiving details from Fiber.
- 03Test the route with a small transfer.
- 04Verify the deposit and save the record.
- 05Choose what the balance should do next.
Have these answers before money moves.
- Which stablecoin is the sender using?
- Which network does the Fiber receiving screen show?
- Who pays the sender, network or intermediary costs?
- What record will you keep for payroll, invoicing or tax?
The route from payment instruction to useful balance.
Agree on the asset and network.
The stablecoin name and blockchain network are separate instructions. Ask the sender to use the exact asset and a network currently shown as supported in Fiber.
Do not infer network support from the ticker alone.
Copy the receiving details from Fiber.
Open Fiber when you are ready to receive, copy the address, and compare the first and last characters before sharing it. Do not retype a wallet address.
Treat an old screenshot or saved address as unverified.
Test the route with a small transfer.
Before the first full salary or invoice payment, send a small amount through the exact asset, network and address combination you plan to use.
Confirm the test appears in Fiber before continuing.
Verify the deposit and save the record.
Match the amount received to the sender’s record. Save the date, transaction reference, invoice or payslip, and any local-currency value your records require.
Account activity does not replace your accounting records.
Choose what the balance should do next.
Keep the funds available, use eligible earn, move into supported assets, or transfer privately.
Availability, rates, assets and supported activity vary by jurisdiction.
The rule that prevents most avoidable mistakes
Verify the asset, network and address as one complete route. A correct address on the wrong network is still the wrong instruction.
Fiber is non-custodial.
Fiber does not hold, custody or control your assets. That keeps control with you, and it also makes protecting account access and understanding recovery part of getting started.
Ready to prepare the receiving screen?
Open Fiber when you can verify the details with the sender. If anything does not match, stop before the full payment.