What a send costs
One fee, shown before you approve, paid in the USDT you are sending. There is no TRX to buy first: that is what gasless means, and how it works is a short read.
These are the usual figures. The exact one is on the screen before you approve, and receiving is free. How the fee is worked out
What it does, and what it leaves out
Read
Short reads, one thought each. All posts
Connect an exchange
Connecting an exchange takes a key that can look at the money and never move it. It is made on the exchange's own page, usually on a laptop, and the guide is the boxes to tick.
For developers
What is under the app, for your own product: a USDT send API where the fee is paid in USDT, with the reference and the OpenAPI document to build against. Developers
Questions people ask
- My client asked: TRC20 or ERC20?
- This app holds USDT on TRON, which is what TRC20 means. Say TRON (TRC20), write it next to your address on the invoice, and ask for a small test payment first. If your client can only pay on another network, this app is the wrong one for that client.
- Do I need TRX?
- No. The fee comes out of the USDT you send, usually 2 USDT, and the exact figure is on the screen before you approve. How that works
- How do I know a payment is real?
- The balance counts only Tether's own USDT. A look-alike token from a stranger never shows up as money, and Activity marks it.
- Can you see my balance?
- Our server reads balances for the app, so it sees the addresses your phone asks about. It never sees your key, and it keeps no account, name or number. What we hold and what we do not
- Can my USDT be frozen?
- Tether can freeze the USDT at any address, and does, usually when a police force or a sanctions list asks. We cannot, and neither can an exchange you are not on. The habits that keep an address clean
- What if I lose my phone?
- Your recovery phrase opens your money on a new phone, in this app or any other. Write it on paper, in two places, before the first payment arrives.
- Is this legal where I live?
- Holding and sending USDT is legal in most of the world, and the rules differ by country. We give no legal or tax advice; the risk disclosure says what we do say.
Get the app
A gasless USDT wallet. The fee comes out of the USDT you send, and your key stays on your phone.


