Bitget Wallet Slashes TRON USDT On-Chain Transfer Fees by 50% – A Game Changer for Crypto Traders

In a move that’s set to shake up the crypto wallet space, Bitget Wallet has just halved the cost of on-chain USDT transfers on the TRON network. No more excuses for those ‘gas fee’ tantrums.

The Fee-Cut Breakdown

TRON users can now move stablecoins for half the price—take that, traditional banking wire fees. The update quietly went live this week, with Bitget Wallet bypassing the usual fanfare for an under-the-radar efficiency boost.

Why This Matters

Cheaper transfers mean more arbitrage opportunities, leaner DeFi strategies, and one less headache for traders nickel-and-dimed by every blockchain interaction. Meanwhile, legacy finance still charges $25 for a ‘priority’ transfer that takes three business days.

The Bottom Line

Bitget’s playing the long game—loyalty through cost savings, not empty loyalty programs. Because in crypto, the only ‘membership rewards’ that matter are the ones that stay in your wallet.

TRON breaks $80 billion in USDT supply

Bitget Wallet enables gasless transfers through its GetGas feature, which supports multiple major blockchains. Users can send USDT, USDC, ETH, or BGB across 10 supported chains. In addition to Tron, Bitget Wallet supports gasless transfers on Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Polygon, and more.

Tron Network is among the most popular blockchains for stablecoin payments. USDT is particularly dominant on the network, which hosts over $80 billion in circulating supply. Daily trading volumes range between $20 and $30 billion, primarily driven by remittances and payments.

Most of the trading activity on tron is concentrated in Asia. The blockchain is especially popular in China, the country of origin of its founder, Justin Sun.