Keep Your Exchange Private
Sell from your TRON balance without creating a public trading profile. Access to your order stays private, and your exchange details are not published in a customer directory.
Sell TRX for USDT and receive the payout directly in your wallet. Choose from eight receiving networks, enter the amount you want to exchange and review the result before creating the order.
The deposit travels over TRON; the USDT receiving network is your choice. Copy the destination from the account you intend to fund and start your exchange below.
View the current TRX/USDT reference rate alongside its price history. Select a period to compare recent movement with the wider trend; the exchange form calculates the USDT payout for the amount and receiving network you choose.
To calculate 1 TRX or 100 TRX to USDT, enter that amount in the form. The order's minimum and maximum limits apply to the exchange.
Choose floating or fixed pricing for your exchange. The rate mode determines the service charge and when the conversion rate is set.
| Rate mode | Service charge | Rate conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Floating | 0.39% | The rate is calculated when the exchange is executed |
| Fixed | 0.89% | The quote is held under the order's payment conditions |
A fixed quote gives you an 11-minute payment window. Follow the displayed deposit amount and deadline; a late or different payment may require review or a new calculation.
Service and payout network costs are included in the receiving quote. A charge from your own sending wallet or withdrawal platform is separate, so check the amount that will actually arrive as the deposit.
Receive USDT on TRON, Ethereum, Solana, TON, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Polygon or Optimism. All eight networks are selectable in the form, so you can deliver the payout to the account where you intend to use it.
| Receiving network | Token version | Match at the destination |
|---|---|---|
| TRON | USDT TRC-20 | USDT deposit on TRON |
| Ethereum | USDT ERC-20 | Ethereum Mainnet |
| Solana | USDT on Solana | The genuine USDT mint on Solana |
| TON | USDT on TON | The recipient's TON USDT instructions |
| Avalanche | USDT on C-Chain | Avalanche C-Chain |
| Arbitrum | USDT0 | Arbitrum One and acceptance of USDT0 |
| Polygon | USDT0 | Polygon PoS and acceptance of USDT0 |
| Optimism | USDT0 | OP Mainnet and acceptance of USDT0 |
For a TRX to USDT TRC-20 swap, both transfers use TRON while the asset changes from the coin to a token. For a TRX to USDT ERC-20 swap, the deposit stays on TRON and the payout arrives on Ethereum; an address used on another EVM chain does not establish that a custodial account accepts this deposit.
The network and token version belong together. Check the recipient's current instructions, including additional receiving details it requests, rather than relying on a familiar address or logo. The TRX and USDT TRC-20 guide explains why coins, tokens and outgoing transaction funds are separate.
When you later send USDT from self-custody, the receiving chain's fee rules apply. An ordinary Ethereum send needs ETH for gas; a TRON token transfer uses contract resources and may require spendable TRX.

This direction suits a payment or balance you want denominated in a dollar-linked token instead of TRX. For example, a recipient quoting an invoice in USDT needs the requested token amount on its accepted chain; sending the same number of coins will not settle that invoice.
You may also want to convert only the portion of a holding reserved for a planned purchase or a transfer to a USDT account. Decide how much to keep for other TRON activity before selling that portion. Tether is a crypto token designed to track the dollar, so this exchange produces USDT rather than a bank-dollar withdrawal.
Prepare the receiving account before funding the order. Keep its current deposit instructions open while you confirm the network, token version and payout destination.
The same flow can start from TRX held in Trust Wallet or TronLink: the wallet sends the deposit, and the exchange order determines the conversion and payout. You do not need to export a recovery phrase or private key to provide a receiving address.
Turn your TRX balance into USDT through an individual wallet payout. Keep control of the receiving destination while your order details stay protected.
Sell from your TRON balance without creating a public trading profile. Access to your order stays private, and your exchange details are not published in a customer directory.
Your order details travel over an encrypted HTTPS connection, with protected access to the exchange request. Address validation checks the destination against your chosen USDT network, and we never ask for a recovery phrase or private key.
Move straight from choosing your USDT payout to creating an individual exchange order. You can complete the sale without a sign-up form or a trading account to maintain afterward.
Choose the payout network accepted by the wallet or account you want to fund. You can convert your TRON balance and receive the destination token in one order, without arranging a separate transfer between networks.
Sell coins for another cryptocurrency or buy them with a balance you already hold. Choose the direction that matches what you send and what you need to receive.
Send TRX and receive the asset needed for your next payment or wallet. Each direction has its own receiving requirements, so use the route for the intended payout.
Receive coins on TRON by sending one of the assets below. Start with the reverse USDT direction when you want to convert a stablecoin balance back into spendable TRX.
Put the portion of your TRON balance you want to sell toward your next USDT payment. Choose the receiving network in the form and review the order before funding it.
Find the answer that matches your deposit or receiving situation before sending funds. If an existing order needs investigation, keep its reference and transaction IDs available.
Only a spendable balance can fund an ordinary exchange deposit. Complete unstaking and the required withdrawal process first; a pending unstaking balance is not yet available to send.
Yes, provided the destination currently accepts USDT on the exact payout network. Check its minimum creditable amount and current deposit instructions rather than reusing an address from an older deposit.
Do not treat a network change in your wallet as a change to an existing order. Contact support about the order before taking further action; its payout details need to be handled with the payment already received.
Do not split the payment or send a smaller test amount unless the order's instructions explicitly allow it. An underpayment may need review; ask for instructions before adding another transfer to the same order.
Check the payout hash on the selected network and compare its recipient, asset and execution result with your account. A successful on-chain transfer can precede a platform's credit or a wallet display update; for a TRON result, use the transaction-status guide to identify the missing stage.