Every USDT TRC20 transfer you make costs TRON Energy — whether you hold it, rent it, or let the network burn TRX. Here is what it costs right now:
Computed by our USDTGuides Energy Calculator from TronScan, CoinGecko and manually verified marketplace prices (verified 2026-08-07). See how we calculate →
📄Step-by-Step
- 1Open Assets → Withdraw
Select USDT.
- 2Choose TRC20
The network selector — be deliberate.
- 3Paste your T-address
Or pick from the whitelist.
- 4Enter amount and confirm
2FA prompt.
- 5Save the TXID
Check TronScan.
Bybit’s network selector lists several chains — ERC20, TRC20, BEP20, Solana. The wrong pick is the #1 cause of lost withdrawals. TRC20 only, to a T-address.
| Network Option | Looks Like | Where It Goes |
|---|---|---|
| TRC20 (TRON) | T-address | Your TRON wallet — correct |
| ERC20 (Ethereum) | 0x-address | Ethereum wallet — wrong if you picked it |
| BEP20 (BNB) | 0x-address | BNB wallet — wrong if you picked it |
| Solana | SoL... address | Solana wallet — wrong if you picked it |
📄Security Settings
Enable the address whitelist (withdrawals only to approved addresses) and use an authenticator app for 2FA. These are the two highest-impact security settings on Bybit.
The whitelist matters most for regular movers: you whitelist your wallet once, and every future withdrawal goes to exactly that address — no room for a clipboard-swap attack.
📄Fees and Minimums
TRC20 fee ~1 USDT, minimum ~1–5 USDT. Fees vary — confirm on the withdrawal page. Compare across exchanges in our table.
📄Confirming the Deposit
TXID → TronScan → Success → correct recipient → wallet updates. If you picked the wrong network, act fast — see recovery guide.