What network gas fees are, who bears them in a payment, and how they factor into settling a real transaction onchain.
What a wallet is, the difference between types, and the simple setup a professional needs to start receiving payments onchain.
What safety really means when receiving a large crypto payment, the real risks, and the practices that keep a big settlement secure.
What a hardware wallet is, when it's worth using for receiving payments, and how it protects large balances.
An illustrative case study of a fake payment screenshot that nearly triggered an irreversible release, and the split-second that saved the deal.
How USDC and USDT compare for settling a real transaction, what actually differs in practice, and how to choose for a given deal.
The practical security steps for a wallet that receives large sums, common mistakes, and how to protect keys and funds.
How to choose which chain to receive a payment on, what differs in speed and cost, and why Ethereum is the default for serious settlement.
How to confirm a payment truly landed onchain, how to read the confirmation, and how to be certain before releasing anything.
How to judge the safety of a stablecoin you're about to accept, what backing and track record to look for, and how to choose.
How onchain settlement collapses the delay between agreement and funds received, and why the money moves in minutes not days.
How to accept a crypto payment entirely from a phone, what app setup is needed, and how mobile receiving works on the go.