Tron transaction fee now
On Tron a USDT (TRC-20) transfer consumes energy, a resource for running contract code. Without staked or rented energy the network burns TRX for it at the energy price set by the chain parameters. A transfer to an address that has never held USDT needs about twice the energy, because the contract writes a new balance entry. Plain TRX transfers use bandwidth, which accounts receive a daily free allowance of; their cost is not measured here.
The Tron fee: no data yet. We show nothing rather than a guess.
Every transfer type on Tron
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Fee history on Tron
Cost of a TRX transfer at standard speed, in USD at the time of each reading. Our own readings, every 5 minutes; nothing earlier exists.
Fee history for Tron: no data yet. We show nothing rather than a guess.
Good to know
Staking or renting energy changes what you pay; that is covered in detail at usdtfeetron.xyz.
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Questions and answers
Why does a USDT transfer on Tron cost several TRX?
The transfer runs the USDT contract and consumes energy. Without staked energy, TRX is burned at the network's energy price. Both the energy used and the price are measured live and shown above.
Why is sending USDT to a new address more expensive on Tron?
The first transfer to an address that never held USDT creates its balance entry in the contract, which takes more energy. Switch on “Receiver has never held USDT” in the calculator to see that figure.