Many companies use a personal wallet for initial USDT payments; over time, this makeshift solution often becomes the organization’s standard channel for paying overseas suppliers, without anyone pausing to evaluate whether it is the right tool for the job.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Problems arise when transaction volumes grow and accounting documentation is required, and the company discovers that the channel was never designed for corporate operations. The resulting issues can include commingling personal and corporate funds, a lack of internal approval controls, transfer errors, payment records the accounting team cannot reconcile, and overreliance on the individual holding the access keys. Below, we outline the main disadvantages of making business payments in USDT<\/strong><\/a> using a personal wallet.<\/p>\n\n\n\n