USDT fee typically refers to the charges associated with transacting in Tether, a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar. These fees can vary depending on the platform or blockchain network used, ranging from a small percentage of the transaction value to a fixed amount. Factors influencing the fee include the type of transaction, network congestion, and the exchange or wallet service provider.
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Mon Jan 13 2025
The amount of the fee can vary depending on the network's policies and transaction requirements.
Mon Jan 13 2025
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USDT network fee represents the commission imposed by the network for conducting coin transactions.
Mon Jan 13 2025
This fee is typically borne by the sender of the transaction.
Mon Jan 13 2025
However, there are instances where the receiver may be responsible for paying the fee.
Mon Jan 13 2025
In some cases, both the sender and receiver may share the cost of the network fee.