Exchanges

Most "missing" TRC20 deposits on Binance are actually sitting confirmed on-chain, just waiting for the exchange's own internal crediting process to catch up.

Before assuming anything is wrong on OKX's side, the on-chain transaction status is the fastest way to know whether your funds are already there.

As with most exchanges, a Bybit deposit that seems stuck is almost always either still confirming on-chain, or already confirmed and waiting on internal crediting.

A KuCoin deposit that hasn't shown up is usually either still pending on-chain or already confirmed and waiting on KuCoin's own crediting step.

Kraken deposits go through the same two-stage check as any exchange: on-chain confirmation first, then the exchange's own internal crediting.

Before troubleshooting a stuck deposit, confirm that the specific Coinbase product you're using actually supports TRC20 USDT deposits at all — this has varied over time and by product.

A MEXC deposit that hasn't appeared usually falls into one of two buckets: still confirming on-chain, or confirmed and waiting on MEXC's internal process.

This covers the Bitget exchange account specifically — if you're using the separate Bitget Wallet self-custody app instead, see that guide on this site.

HTX, formerly known as Huobi, follows the same two-stage deposit process as other exchanges — on-chain confirmation first, then internal crediting.

As with other exchanges, a Gate.io deposit that seems missing is usually either still confirming on-chain or already confirmed and waiting on internal crediting.

A Crypto.com deposit that hasn't appeared yet is best diagnosed by checking the on-chain status directly, the same way as with any other exchange.