When your client pays in EUR but your operations use USDT
European customers commonly pay invoices from a bank account in EUR. Asking them to buy USDT, choose a blockchain network and send to a wallet adds unfamiliar steps to their accounts-payable process. Some finance teams cannot make crypto payments at all.
Accepting an international bank transfer first does not fully solve the problem. You may still need a bank account that can receive EUR, a separate conversion provider and another transfer to your wallet. That means multiple fees, logins and records for one client payment.
Wallet details also leave little room for error. A USDT address is only useful when the token, network and destination are compatible. Using the wrong network or address can result in an irreversible loss.
