At a glance — August
Turkey — live volume
32,100 USDT/mo
2 of 6 channels carrying traffic
China — payout volume
1,500,000 USDT/mo
sole channel carrying traffic: TCL
China — payin volume
0%
all payin channels pre-launch
Sept–Oct plan status
China: Margin growth · Turkey: cascade rebuild planned
Turkey — PayIn rate by channel
August actuals vs. the September–October plan. Green = carrying volume · Amber = idle · Red = flagged (conversion) · Purple = not yet launchable.
August
ActualSorted cheapest to most expensive. Base rate shown for ranges.
Finding: the cheapest channel (BigIdea, 4.75%) is idle. Prime, carrying 93% of tracked volume, is priced 0.45pp above it — but Prime's settlement limits are lower and more stable than BigIdea's or any other live channel's. Turkey's traffic is small-ticket by design, and that traffic prioritises low, stable limits over the lowest rate. The premium on Prime is a deliberate fit, not simple inefficiency.
September–October (plan)
PlanContinental and BnPay join as new L1 channels; Astrum's rate is renegotiated down and moves to L1 alongside them, ahead of BigIdea.
Finding: a strong L1 tier for Sept–Oct — Continental, BnPay, and a renegotiated Astrum lead at 4.5% with stable, low limits (PayIn 500), ahead of BigIdea and everything else in the cascade today. See the cascade below.
Turkey — Betting cascade
Real operating cascade, August vs. the September–October rebuild.
August Actual
L1
BigIdea
→
L2
Corytech
Prime
→
L3
The rest
September–October Desired
L1
New channel — Continental
New channel — BnPay
Astrum
→
L2
BigIdea
Corytech
Prime
→
L3
The rest
Finding: a strong L1 with low rates and stable, low limits — three channels at 4.5% ahead of everything currently in the cascade today.
Turkey — Settlement Limits
Active channels currently configured in the system. Unchanged between August and September.
| Channel | Balance type | Settlement limit (TRY) | Deposit | Limit set in AFU |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BigIdea | Fiat | 148,000 | N/A | Yes |
| Prime | Fiat | 148,000 | N/A | Yes |
| Corytech | Fiat | 148,000 | N/A | Yes |
| E4A | Fiat | 148,000 | N/A | Yes |
| Astrum | Fiat | 148,000 | N/A | Yes |
China — Payout
August actual vs. the September–October addition.
August
Actual| Payout | Agent | Settlement/FX | All-in | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TCL | 2.7% | 0.2% | xe.com +0% | 2.9% |
September–October
Plan| Payout | Agent | Settlement/FX | All-in | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New channel | 0% | — | HTX P2P +3% | ~3% nominal |
Finding: a strong new L1 for China payout at a lower cost. All-in cost still comes out roughly 4 percentage points lower than current payout cost.
Worked example — merchant Inwizo, 10,000 CNY payout
Rates today: xe.com 6.70 · HTX 6.65 (CNY per USDT)
| Received from Inwizo | Cost to execute | Margin (USDT) | Margin (%) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scenario A — TCL | 1,537.31 | 1,535.83 | 1.48 | ~0.1% |
| Scenario B — New channel (HTX) | 1,537.31 | 1,459.96 | 77.35 | ~5.0% |
Received from Inwizo (same in both scenarios): 10,000 ÷ 6.70 = 1,492.54 USDT + 3% fee (300 ÷ 6.70 = 44.78 USDT) = 1,537.31 USDT total received.
Scenario A — TCL: 10,000 ÷ 6.70 = 1,492.54 USDT + 2.7% fee (270 ÷ 6.70 = 40.30 USDT) + 0.2% agent fee (20 ÷ 6.70 = 2.99 USDT) = 1,535.83 USDT total spent. Margin = 1,537.31 − 1,535.83 = 1.48 USDT (~0.1%).
Scenario B — New channel (HTX +3%, 0% fee, no agent fee): rate with markup 6.65 × 1.03 = 6.8495. Cost to execute = 10,000 ÷ 6.8495 = 1,459.96 USDT total spent. Margin = 1,537.31 − 1,459.96 = 77.35 USDT (~5.0%).
Scenario A — TCL: 10,000 ÷ 6.70 = 1,492.54 USDT + 2.7% fee (270 ÷ 6.70 = 40.30 USDT) + 0.2% agent fee (20 ÷ 6.70 = 2.99 USDT) = 1,535.83 USDT total spent. Margin = 1,537.31 − 1,535.83 = 1.48 USDT (~0.1%).
Scenario B — New channel (HTX +3%, 0% fee, no agent fee): rate with markup 6.65 × 1.03 = 6.8495. Cost to execute = 10,000 ÷ 6.8495 = 1,459.96 USDT total spent. Margin = 1,537.31 − 1,459.96 = 77.35 USDT (~5.0%).
Finding: switching to the new channel increases margin roughly 50× under the same terms with Inwizo (0.1% vs. ~5.0%). The difference comes from the FX spread between xe.com (what Inwizo pays) and HTX (what we pay the channel), plus no agent fee on the new channel — TCL carries no FX spread since both sides use xe.com, and also carries the 0.2% agent fee.
Payout cascade — August → September–October
L1 — August
TCL
→
L1 — Sept–Oct (desired)
New channel — HTX P2P
New channel — second candidate
TCL
China — growth plan through end of October
Planned ramp, not a derived figure — targets as provided.
Payout volume
August
1,500,000
End Oct
3,000,000
2× growth target, USDT/month
Payin volume
August
End Oct
~50,000/day
0 → ~1,500,000 USDT/month (≈50,000/day)
Blended margin
August
End Oct
4–5%
0.1% → 4–5% target, driven by the cheaper new payout channel
China — PayIn rate by channel
August: pre-launch across the board. September–October: ramp to real volume.
August
ActualLive payin volume
0%
all payin channels pre-launch
September–October
PlanTarget daily volume
~50,000 USDT/day
≈ 1,500,000 USDT/month by end of October
Finding: TCL remains the clear default once traffic launches — cheapest (4.5%) and only channel with conversion data (90%).
Roadmap — September–October 2026
| GEO | Item | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turkey | New channels — Continental, BnPay (both 4.5%) | Confirmed | Join Astrum (renegotiated to 4.5%) at L1 |
| China | New Alipay payout channel — HTX P2P +3% | Confirmed | ~4pp cheaper all-in than TCL; starting integration |
| China | Second new payout channel | Candidate | Rate not yet confirmed |
| China | Payout volume target | Target | 1,500,000 → 3,000,000 USDT/month by end of October |
| China | Payin volume target | Target | 0 → ~50,000 USDT/day by end of October |
| China | Blended margin target | Target | 0.1% → 4–5% by end of October |
| China | Corporate payout / WeChat & UnionPay payin | In integration | No rate published yet |
| China | Activate corporate payout / WeChat & UnionPay payout | Target | Once integration clears |
| China | Growth volume for additional verticals — Adult, High Risk | Target | New vertical growth for Sept–Oct |
| China | Finish integration and launch WeChat Payin | Target | — |
Reference documents