USDT on Tron: swap limits and where it goes
TRC-20 is the network most people mean when they say they hold USDT, largely because sending it costs little and settles quickly. Those two facts are why it is also the network most often assumed by wallets and by the people receiving a payment, which is a convenience until the receiver is one of the ones that does not take it.
- Assets
- USDT (TRC-20)
- Network
- Tron
- The wait before a swap starts
- 20 confirmations~1 min
- Cheapest way in
- $99.91
Where USDT (TRC-20) goes, and from how little
The minimum for each destination, in the unit you are sending. Read live, because it moves with the price and a figure written down goes stale quickly.
| Destination | Minimum |
|---|---|
| DASH dash | 62.1614 USDT (TRC-20) |
| DOGE dogecoin | 62.1614 USDT (TRC-20) |
| LTC litecoin | 62.1614 USDT (TRC-20) |
| NEAR near | 62.1614 USDT (TRC-20) |
| ETH ethereum | 100 USDT (TRC-20) |
Sending needs the network coin, not only the token
A USDT balance on Tron cannot move by itself: the transfer is paid for in the network’s own resources, so a wallet holding stablecoin and nothing else can be stuck. This is the most common reason a transfer that "should work" does not.
The address looks like nothing else here
Tron addresses have their own shape, which makes this one of the few stablecoin networks where a wrong-chain send is caught by the address itself rather than succeeding quietly. It is a real safety margin the EVM networks do not give you.