USDTUSDCUSDT (TRC-20) → USDC (Polygon)
Exchange USDT (TRC-20) to USDC (Polygon)
Dollars on TRON into USDC for Polygon apps.
Send USDT on the TRON network, receive USDC at your own address on Polygon. The TRON fee in is pennies, and we lock the rate the moment you submit.
How to exchange USDT (TRC-20) to USDC (Polygon)
- 01 Enter the amount and your USDC address on the Polygon network.
- 02 Send USDT on the TRON network (TRC-20) to the address shown, in one transaction.
- 03 Receive USDC at your Polygon address, usually quickly.
USDC for Polygon apps
USDC on Polygon is the widely used dollar for DeFi and apps on the network. Once it is in your wallet, you are ready to use them.
Cheap on both ends
Both TRON and Polygon have small network fees, so almost nothing is lost on the way through.
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 USDC to your address.
Send USDT on the TRON network (TRC-20), not from Ethereum or BNB Chain. USDC arrives on the Polygon network, at a 0x address. The format matches Ethereum, so select the Polygon network in your wallet for receiving. The swap goes through after TRON network confirmations. The exact rate and minimum are shown right in the swap form. People usually enter Polygon this way for its apps: DeFi and games on that network often settle in USDC, and coming in from TRON keeps the entry cheap. As the receiver, make sure the wallet is switched to the Polygon network and already displays USDC there. The exchange starts after 20 confirmations on Tron — usually about 1 min.
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FAQ
Do I have to open an account or pass an identity check?
Neither: the amount and your USDC address on the Polygon network are the entire form. We look at the money rather than the client - every deposit goes through automated screening. When one cannot be cleared, the swap halts and the coins leave for an address the sender keeps control of.
Which network do I send USDT on?
The TRON network, TRC-20 standard. Not Ethereum (ERC-20) and not BNB Chain (BEP-20), which are different formats with different addresses.
Where does the USDC land, and what do I pick in the wallet?
The Polygon network, at a 0x address. The format matches Ethereum, so select Polygon in your wallet - and confirm USDC on that network is visible there or can be added. For an exchange address, the deposit must be open for USDC on Polygon specifically.
It is a dollar-to-dollar swap - why does the amount change?
Because USDT and USDC are different dollar stablecoins on different networks, and one coin does not silently become the other. What happens is an ordinary conversion at the rate in the form: you see the final amount and lock it before sending your USDT.
How soon will the USDC be sitting on Polygon?
The deposit leg decides most of it: the swap starts when your transfer confirms on the TRON network, and TRON handles that in seconds. Polygon on the payout side is quick as well, so the USDC normally lands without a long pause. Peak-hour congestion on a network is the only real delay.
The deposit amount did not match my order - now what?
The order stays alive: it is recalculated from the sum that actually arrived, at the rate in effect when the deposit confirms. A minor difference just changes the USDC paid out. A large or unusual gap sends the order to manual review, where support at @swappsy settles the outcome with you.
Can I get a refund?
Receiving happens on Polygon, but a return travels the other way: to a TRON address you enter in the refund field, since the deposit comes in on TRON. If the exchange cannot be completed, the USDT is sent back there. Enter it early and nothing else is asked of you.
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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