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USDT (Arbitrum) → USDT (TRC-20)

Exchange USDT on Arbitrum to USDT (TRC-20)

1 USDT ≈ 0.985 USDT · min 24.7515 USDT

Indicative rate. Your exact rate locks in the form below.

Dollars off Arbitrum and onto TRON, the cheapest network to move them.

Send USDT on Arbitrum, receive USDT on the TRON network at your own address. We lock the rate the moment you start: what you see is what lands.

Exchange

You send
1 TRX ≈ 0.980075 BTC
You receive
Where to receive BTC Network: BTC
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The final amount is set when your transaction receives the required number of confirmations.

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Open the full exchange form No sign-up · rate locked up front

How to exchange USDT on Arbitrum to USDT (TRC-20)

  1. 01 Enter the amount and your USDT address on the TRON network (TRC-20).
  2. 02 Send USDT on Arbitrum to the address shown, in one transaction.
  3. 03 Receive USDT on TRON at your address, usually quickly.

Examples: USDT → USDT at the current rate

25 USDT ≈ 24.625 USDT
50 USDT ≈ 49.25 USDT
100 USDT ≈ 98.5 USDT

Indicative rate — the exchange form locks the exact amount.

01

The cheapest network for dollars

USDT on TRON moves fast and the fee is pennies. Holding and moving dollars there costs the least, and almost everyone takes it.

02

No market risk

Both sides are the same dollar, so you are not betting on price, you are changing networks. The amount you land on is locked before you send.

03

No bridge UI, no account

We are not a bridge or a bridging app. Send USDT from Arbitrum, and the dollars land as TRC-20 at your address. No sign-up.

04

Your coins do not sit with us

We do not hold a balance. USDT comes in from Arbitrum and goes straight out to your TRON address.

USDT on Arbitrum and USDT on TRON are the same dollar but two different assets on-chain. Send on Arbitrum to a 0x address, and give a receiving address on the TRON network (TRC-20). Select Arbitrum One in your wallet before sending. The swap goes through after Arbitrum network confirmations. The exact rate and minimum are shown right in the swap form. The usual reason for this move is cashing dollars into an exchange or P2P desk that expects deposits in TRC-20, after the USDT did its work on Arbitrum. As the receiver, check two things: the address starts with the letter T rather than 0x, and the wallet or exchange account expects USDT specifically on the TRON network.

How we differ

Ordinary exchangers SwapSS
Sign-up and KYC Ask for a form We never do
Rate Floats until settled Locked up front
Minimum and fee Buried in the terms Shown right in the form
Support Day-long tickets A human on Telegram

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FAQ

Is there sign-up, and who gets checked?

There is no sign-up: the amount and your USDT address on the TRON network make up the whole order. Checks target the money, not the person - deposits pass automated screening of the funds themselves. One that cannot be cleared stops the swap and is sent back to an address the sender holds the keys to.

Why put the dollars on TRC-20?

It is the cheapest and fastest way to hold and move USDT: the network fee is small and almost everyone takes it, from exchanges to P2P desks. For receiving, give a plain TRON address, the kind that starts with the letter T, and make sure your wallet lists USDT in the TRC-20 standard.

Which network do I send USDT on?

Arbitrum, to a 0x address. Select Arbitrum One in your wallet before sending, not Ethereum mainnet.

Is USDT on Arbitrum and on TRC-20 the same coin?

It is the same dollar token under two different network standards, and on-chain those are two separate assets. That is why the swap is a conversion at the rate shown in the form, locked before you send, not a relabeling of the same balance.

How fast is the move off Arbitrum?

The wait is set by the deposit leg: things start moving once your transfer confirms on Arbitrum, which is quick about it. After that the USDT travels over TRON, another network that does not drag. Most orders finish fast; a congested network on either side is the only thing that slows them.

What if my deposit does not match the order amount?

The order survives: it is recalculated from the sum that actually reached the address, at the rate in effect when the deposit confirms. A noticeable mismatch or an odd-looking case pauses for a person to review, and support at @swappsy settles it with you, including a return to the sender.

Can I get a refund?

Here the refund address is the 0x one on Arbitrum, since that is the side the deposit comes from - not the TRON address you receive on. Enter it with the order. If the exchange cannot be completed, the USDT returns to Arbitrum One, to the address you named.

Which network do I send USDT on?

Exactly the one this page names: USDT (Arbitrum). A transfer on a different network, or sent to the token's contract address, cannot start this exchange — those cases go through manual support review.

What is the minimum amount?

Right now this direction starts from about 24.7515 USDT. The exchange form shows the exact minimum — it follows the live rate.

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