On MEXC you send USDT to Snapiro from Wallets, then Withdraw, then On-chain Withdrawal. Paste your Snapiro USDT address, choose the matching network and confirm with your email and Google Authenticator codes.
TRC20 is the usual pick for low fees. Once the USDT lands in Snapiro, you sell it for naira. MEXC has a couple of features that trip people up: the whitelist with its 24-hour wait, and a hidden TxID.
This post covers both of those in detail. For the rate, the selling steps and what it costs to reach your bank, read the main guide on how to sell USDT for naira.
First, get your Snapiro address
Open Snapiro, go to Home › All wallets › USDT and tap Deposit. Under Network, pick TRC20 (or BEP20 or ERC20 if you have a reason). No address yet? Tap Create address; it usually takes under a minute, so pull down to refresh. Step-by-step help is in creating a crypto deposit address.
A quick way to sanity-check the address: TRC20 addresses start with a capital T, while BEP20 and ERC20 addresses both start with 0x. Because BEP20 and ERC20 addresses look the same, the network you select on MEXC is what decides where the coins go.
The MEXC withdrawal, tap by tap
- In the MEXC app, tap Wallets at the bottom of the screen.
- Tap Withdraw and choose USDT.
- Select On-chain Withdrawal.
- Paste your Snapiro address, choose the network, and enter the amount. Tap Confirm.
- Review the details on the next screen and confirm again.
- Enter the email verification code and your Google Authenticator code. The request is submitted.
The other option on that screen, MEXC Transfer, sends coins to another MEXC user by email, phone number or UID. It never leaves MEXC, so it can’t reach Snapiro. Always pick On-chain Withdrawal.
If MEXC says “Invalid Address”, the address doesn’t fit the network you chose. Recopy it from Snapiro’s Deposit screen and check that both sides are on the same network.
Which MEXC network goes with which Snapiro address
| MEXC network | Address starts with | Use on Snapiro? |
|---|---|---|
| TRC20 (Tron) | T | Yes, low fee |
| BEP20 (BSC) | 0x | Yes, low fee |
| ERC20 (Ethereum) | 0x | Yes, higher fee |
| Solana, TON or any other | Varies | No |
Only these three USDT networks are supported on Snapiro. A mismatch, such as choosing ERC20 on MEXC while pasting a BEP20 address, can mean the coins are lost. Here’s the full list of supported coins and networks. For most people, TRC20 does the job.
The whitelist and the 24-hour waits
MEXC’s Withdrawal Whitelist is a good security feature, but it changes how fast you can send to a new address like Snapiro’s. Per MEXC’s help centre:
- With the whitelist on, you can only withdraw to addresses saved in Withdrawal Addresses/Contacts, and a newly added address has a 24-hour waiting period before you can send to it.
- Turning the whitelist off blocks withdrawals for 24 hours.
- Changing your password, linked email or Google Authenticator also triggers a 24-hour withdrawal restriction.
The practical move: add your Snapiro USDT address to the whitelist (tick Add to Whitelist on the app) a day before you need the money. After that, each later withdrawal to the same address goes through without the wait. Your Snapiro address doesn’t change, so you only do this once per network.
MEXC also has a Fast Withdrawal setting that skips the codes for small amounts to whitelisted addresses. It’s convenient, but if your phone or email is ever compromised, it makes theft easier. Set a low limit or leave it off.
Fees on MEXC
MEXC’s fee depends on the token and network, and it’s shown on the withdrawal page before you confirm. The minimum withdrawal is shown there too. Neither is fixed, so check them each time rather than going by an old screenshot.
The fee is deducted from what you send, so if you need a round figure to arrive, add the fee to it. Snapiro has no minimum deposit and doesn’t charge you to receive.
Where MEXC hides the TxID
In the app: tap the user icon at the top left, then Transactions, then Deposits/Withdrawals. Under Funding History, tap Withdrawal, pick the record and tap Completed. The TxID is at the bottom of Withdrawal Details, with a copy icon and a link to the block explorer.
On the website: Wallets in the top bar, then Transaction History, then Withdrawal. Pick the record and click More.
If MEXC hasn’t produced a TxID yet, the withdrawal hasn’t been broadcast, so the delay is on MEXC’s end and their support is who to ask. If there’s a TxID, the explorer shows it confirmed, and Snapiro still hasn’t credited you, go through why a deposit hasn’t been credited and then contact Snapiro support from the Support tab in the app with the TxID.
From USDT to naira in your bank
Once the deposit is confirmed, tap USDT under Sell a coin on Snapiro’s home screen, tap Sell, enter the amount or tap Max, check the naira figure, tap Sell USDT and enter your PIN. The naira is in your naira wallet straight away. You can preview the figure on the crypto to naira calculator before you start on MEXC.
Withdrawing to a bank needs a verified BVN or NIN and an account in the same name. It’s ₦200 per withdrawal, minimum ₦1,000, sent within 60 seconds. Or keep the naira in the app and pay for MTN airtime or other bills from your naira balance with 1% cashback.
Moving coins off another exchange too? See the guides for Binance, Bitget and Gate.io.
Your questions, answered briefly
Does MEXC need KYC before I can withdraw?
MEXC’s rules on verification and withdrawal limits have changed over time, and sources disagree. Check the limit shown on your withdrawal page or MEXC’s help centre for your account level.
Do I need a memo to send USDT to Snapiro?
No. USDT on TRC20, BEP20 and ERC20 doesn’t use a memo, and Snapiro’s Deposit screen only gives you an address and QR code.
Can I sell on Snapiro before verifying?
No. Depositing works without verification, but selling needs a verified BVN or NIN, and so do the steps to add a bank account and withdraw.
What about large amounts?
Do a small test first. For sales of $20,000 or more, the high volume desk confirms your rate before you send and pays the same hour.
Check today’s USDT to naira rate, then download Snapiro to cash out your MEXC balance.
