Top Up a Crypto Card with USDT TRC20, USDG or EURC
You can now top up your SolCard with three more stablecoins: USDT on Tron, USDG on Robinhood Chain, and EURC on Solana. They join the assets SolCard already accepted (USDC and USDT on Solana and the major EVM networks, plus SOL and other Solana tokens), so you can fund your card from wherever your stablecoins already sit, without bridging first.
Tron carries more USDT than any other blockchain: over $94 billion as of September 2026, and close to half of all USDT settlement. If you get paid, trade, or receive remittances in USDT, there's a good chance it lands on Tron.
Until now, spending that balance with SolCard meant swapping or bridging to another network first. Now you send TRC-20 USDT straight to your deposit address. Tron transfers cost a small amount of network resources (energy and bandwidth, paid in TRX), so keep a little TRX in the sending wallet. Our transaction fee comparison breaks down what that usually costs.
USDG is a US dollar stablecoin issued by Paxos. Robinhood Chain, Robinhood's Ethereum Layer 2 built on Arbitrum, went live on mainnet on July 1, 2026, with USDG as its native stablecoin.
If you hold USDG in the Robinhood Wallet or anywhere else on Robinhood Chain, you can now move it directly onto your card. As with any EVM network, the sending wallet needs a little ETH on Robinhood Chain to pay gas.
EURC is Circle's euro stablecoin, fully backed by euro reserves and issued under the EU's MiCA framework. It's the largest regulated euro stablecoin, and Solana is one of its main networks.
EURC gives euro holders a way to fund a card without first converting to a dollar stablecoin themselves. SolCard cards are denominated in US dollars, so your EURC is converted to USD when you top up. EURC top-ups are available in the web dashboard at app.solcard.cc.
- Open your card in the SolCard dashboard and choose Deposit.
- Pick the asset and network: USDT (Tron), USDG (Robinhood), or EURC (Solana).
- Send the amount shown to the deposit address, from a wallet on that same network.
- Once the deposit is confirmed on-chain, the balance is loaded onto your card.
Always check that the network in your wallet matches the network you picked. Sending USDT on Ethereum to a Tron address, or EURC on Ethereum to a Solana address, will not arrive.
Stablecoins are spread across dozens of networks, and every bridge or swap between them adds a fee, a delay, and one more place for something to go wrong. The fewer hops between where your money sits and where you spend it, the better. Each new network SolCard supports removes a step for the people who already hold that asset.
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Yes. SolCard accepts USDT on Tron directly: pick USDT (Tron) in the dashboard and send TRC-20 USDT to the deposit address shown, with no swap or bridge first. Keep a little TRX in the sending wallet to cover energy and bandwidth.
Yes. SolCard cards are denominated in US dollars, so EURC is converted to USD when you top up. EURC top-ups are available in the web dashboard at app.solcard.cc.
Yes. Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum Layer 2, so the sending wallet needs a small amount of ETH on Robinhood Chain to pay gas.
The deposit will not arrive. USDT sent on Ethereum to a Tron deposit address, or EURC sent on Ethereum to a Solana address, is not credited, so always match the network in your wallet to the one you picked in the dashboard.
Don't have a card yet? Get your SolCard and fund it with whichever stablecoin you already hold.
