USDTBNBUSDT (TRC-20) → BNB
Exchange USDT (TRC-20) to BNB
Dollars on TRON into BNB, the fuel and entry into the BNB Smart Chain.
Send USDT on the TRON network, receive BNB to your wallet on the BNB Smart Chain. We lock the rate up front, and BNB pays for gas and opens the apps on that network.
How to exchange USDT (TRC-20) to BNB
- 01 Enter the amount and your BNB Smart Chain address.
- 02 Send USDT on the TRON network (TRC-20) to the address shown, in one transaction.
- 03 Receive BNB to your wallet, usually quickly.
Fuel for the BNB Smart Chain
BNB pays for gas on its own network. A little BNB in the wallet and you can use DeFi and apps on the BNB Smart Chain without getting stuck for fees.
Cheap way in
Sending USDT on TRON costs pennies, so almost nothing is lost on the way in.
A rate with no surprises
We lock the price the moment you start. Nothing added on top: what you see is what you get.
Your coins do not sit with us
We do not hold a balance. USDT comes in and goes straight out as BNB to your address.
Send USDT on the TRON network (TRC-20), not from Ethereum or BNB Chain. BNB arrives on the BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20): the receiving address starts with 0x, no memo or tag needed. It is the native coin of the network, not a token on Ethereum. The swap goes through after TRON network confirmations. In character this is one of the fastest pairings: TRON releases the dollars cheaply and the BNB Smart Chain receives the coin cheaply. Before you start, confirm the 0x address comes from a wallet set to the BNB Smart Chain rather than Ethereum: the format is identical, the networks are not. The BNB that lands is useful right away - it covers your first transfer fee on that network. The exact rate and minimum are shown right in the swap form.
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FAQ
Is an account or identity check required?
No. You enter the amount and your BNB Smart Chain address, and that is the whole form. There are no identity checks on the person swapping; automated screening reviews the funds and their history on-chain. If a deposit fails that screening, it is returned to an address the sender controls.
Why do I need BNB?
BNB pays for gas on the BNB Smart Chain. Without it you cannot make a transaction on that network; the wallet needs a little BNB for fees.
Which network does BNB arrive on?
The BNB Smart Chain (BSC), to a standard 0x address. It is not the Ethereum network, even though the address format looks similar.
How long will the swap take?
The deposit leg sets the pace: the swap starts after TRON network confirmations, and TRON clears transfers in seconds. From there BNB heads to you over the BNB Smart Chain, another fast network. Most orders close out quickly, with no long stretch where you are left watching the screen.
What happens if the amount I send differs from the order?
Nothing is lost: we work the swap from what actually landed at the deposit address, at the rate in effect when it confirms. If you sent more, or noticeably less than quoted, the order pauses and a person reviews it with you - support @swappsy lays out the options, including returning the deposit to the sender.
Can I get a refund?
The deposit side is TRON, so a return goes to a TRON address you give on the order. If the exchange cannot be completed, the USDT is sent there rather than kept. Filling the field in when you start is the difference between a return that simply happens and one you have to ask for.
Which network do I send USDT on?
Exactly the one this page names: USDT (TRC-20). 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.
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