USDT on Tron (TRC-20) is one of the most common ways to send dollars in crypto: low fees, fast confirmations and wide exchange support. Virtex Wallet lets you hold, receive and send USDT TRC20 on Android, alongside USDT on other networks such as Ethereum.
Every TRC-20 transfer needs a little TRX for network fees. If you only have USDT, you can swap a small amount into TRX without leaving the app. The swap screen compares quotes across third-party providers and shows the rate, fees and minimum before you confirm.
| Network | Tron (TRC-20 token standard) |
| Address format | Starts with T, 34 characters |
| Fees paid in | TRX (Energy and Bandwidth) |
| Other USDT networks in the app | Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Base and Solana, where available |
| Wallet modes | Non-custodial or custodial |
Virtex Wallet supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Base, Tron and Solana, plus stablecoins such as USDT and USDC. Available tokens and swap pairs are shown in the app.
Receive USDT on whichever network your sender uses. TRC-20 for cheap transfers, other supported networks when an exchange or person only sends there.
Short on TRX? Swap a little USDT into TRX in the app. Holding TRX? Stake it for Energy to make USDT transfers cheaper.
Got USDT on ERC-20 and want it on Tron? Swap it across networks where a provider can quote the pair. See ERC-20 to TRC-20.
Use non-custodial mode to hold your own keys, or custodial mode for simpler recovery. Custodial mode is not available in the EEA, the UK or the United States.
Get the app free from Google Play and create or import a wallet. Back up your recovery phrase if you use non-custodial mode.
Tap Receive on USDT and make sure the network shown is Tron (TRC-20). Your address starts with T.
Copy the address or show the QR code. When withdrawing from an exchange, choose TRC20 as the network.
You'll need TRX to send USDT on later. Swap a little in the app if you have none.
A wallet that can hold Tether (USDT) issued on the Tron blockchain. Tron addresses start with T. Virtex Wallet supports USDT on Tron as well as other supported networks such as Ethereum.
Tron charges network fees in TRX, paid through Energy and Bandwidth. Without TRX in the same wallet the transfer can't go through. You can swap a small amount of USDT into TRX in Virtex Wallet, or stake TRX to get Energy.
Both are USDT, but on different blockchains. TRC-20 runs on Tron and usually costs less to send. ERC-20 runs on Ethereum, where fees are typically higher. They are not interchangeable: always send on the network the receiving address belongs to.
Yes, by swapping across networks in the app where a provider can quote the pair. The quote shows the rate, fees and minimum before you confirm. See how to move USDT from ERC-20 to TRC-20.
Both. Non-custodial mode means only you hold the keys. Custodial mode lets Virtex hold them for easier recovery. Custodial mode is not available in the EEA, the UK or the United States.
USDT on Tron and other networks, with TRX swaps built in. Free on Android.