Tether at Roobet: the coin is named and the network is not
Roobet's help article on crypto deposits names Tether in its first sentence and repeats it in a closed list. It then spells out network choices for Ethereum, writing ETH/Base/Arbitrum, and spells none out for Tether. The silence is deliberate or accidental; either way, a reader gets no network from the page.
That leaves Roobet in the group of operators where the coin is confirmed and the route is not. The page does supply a confirmation count that groups Tether with Ethereum, and a warning about stray coins that does not mention networks.
What Roobet's list says
The list is closed, and Tether is on it. The sentence after it says that any other coin or token sent will be lost and the account will not be credited. That is a rule about coins, not about networks.
Please note that Roobet only accepts BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, SUI, BNB, XRP, TRX, LTC, and Doge deposits at this time.
The first sentence of the article does the opposite for one coin: it writes Ethereum with its options, ETH, Base and Arbitrum, and writes Tether with none. A reader who expects the network to be stated for Tether will not find it here.
Three confirmations for Tether
The article says deposits are credited after the required confirmations: one for BTC and XRP, and three for ETH, LTC, USDT and USDC. Tether and the other stablecoin share the figure with Ethereum, which is the sort of thing a reader can notice without being told. It does not say which network of Tether the figure belongs to.
The article adds that confirmations are handled by the blockchain and that Roobet cannot estimate how long they take. That is honest, and it also means the waiting time depends on the route you chose, which the page does not name.
Is Roobet worth approaching with Tether?
Yes in the narrow sense that Tether is accepted. Whether it is accepted on your network is a question for the cashier screen, and we would open it before moving any funds. The page is an unusually clear case of an operator naming a coin and leaving the route out.
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Questions about Roobet and Tether
Does Roobet accept USDT?
Yes. Its deposit article names Tether in its opening sentence and in the closed list of accepted coins.
Which network does Roobet use for Tether?
The article does not say. It spells out network options for Ethereum but none for Tether.
How many confirmations does Roobet wait for on a Tether deposit?
Its article gives three confirmations before a deposit is credited for ETH, LTC, USDT and USDC, without naming the network; it says nothing on withdrawals.
