Transfer USDT through TRC20

I would like to know how can i transfer my USDT from Binance to the trust wallet through TRC20 address.

Does trust wallet support Trc20 ? If not, which wallet supports TRC20 ?

Trustwallet supports multiple blockchain's for USDT (including TRC20). You just have to add it (like any other coin) with the button found on the top right corner.

Once added, you just select it and get your receiving address which you can then use to withdraw from Binance.

OP should read this thread to learn how to deposit USDT(TRC20) on trust wallet, Tether (USDT) TRC20 vs ERC20. You have to deposit it in Tron address, it's the same as ERC20 that you can accept any kind of TRC20 on the Ethereum address. But make sure, although you can move your USDT(TRC20) free into the Tron chain. But later you need a small TRX to move your USDT from there. Otherwise, you can't spend your USDT from there, it like you need a gas fee for ERC20 transactions.

USDT-ERC20 is the USDT issued by Tether based on the ETH network. Its deposit address is the ETH address, with deposits and withdrawals taking place on the ETH network. The token will be able to complete issuance, holding and transfer via smart contract on TRON, with a completely free and transparent process, zero transfer fee, and instant delivery.

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on January 28, 2021, 06:38:16 PM

On searching USDT i found USDT (Trc20) and added in my wallet. Now i can send and receive USDT without any fee

Is the same thing can be done on Bread wallet ? Does BRD wallet also supports Trc20 USDT ?

Quote from: virasog on January 29, 2021, 06:53:16 AM

On searching USDT i found USDT (Trc20) and added in my wallet. Now i can send and receive USDT without any fee

Is the same thing can be done on Bread wallet ? Does BRD wallet also supports Trc20 USDT ?

nope. BRD wallet supports USDT but only as an ERC-20 (ethereum-based) token. in general, BRD is much more limited in the blockchains it supports than wallets like coinomi or trust wallet. https://brd.com/support/articles/360000257454

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The BRD app only supports bitcoin, bitcoin cash, ethereum and some ERC20 tokens at the moment. Unsupported currencies sent to your BRD wallet will be inaccessible and we will not be able to return those funds to you.

Quote from: figmentofmyass on January 29, 2021, 07:24:27 AM

Quote from: virasog on January 29, 2021, 06:53:16 AM

On searching USDT i found USDT (Trc20) and added in my wallet. Now i can send and receive USDT without any fee

Is the same thing can be done on Bread wallet ? Does BRD wallet also supports Trc20 USDT ?

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So this means that at the moment the best non-custodial wallet where we can store most of our coins is trust wallet as it supports almost all of the blockchains.

Quote from: virasog on January 29, 2021, 10:17:05 AM

So this means that at the moment the best non-custodial wallet where we can store most of our coins is trust wallet as it supports almost all of the blockchains.

You've got Coinomi as well, but I'd personally stick to TrustWallet especially if you're interested in using DEXes that uses WalletConnect.

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on January 30, 2021, 02:59:01 PM

Quote from: virasog on January 29, 2021, 10:17:05 AM

So this means that at the moment the best non-custodial wallet where we can store most of our coins is trust wallet as it supports almost all of the blockchains.

You've got Coinomi as well, but I'd personally stick to TrustWallet especially if you're interested in using DEXes that uses WalletConnect.

All these support usdt (TRC20) :
Atomic wallet
Guarda Wallet
exodus.com
Coinomi
Jaxx Liberty

Trustwallet sounds very convenient .....but how to use it privately and sudo-anonymously - is that really impossible ??

Quote from: xz0708 on May 20, 2021, 02:32:03 AM

Trustwallet sounds very convenient .....but how to use it privately and sudo-anonymously - is that really impossible ??

What is it exactly that you're trying to achieve? If you want to hide from TrustWallet SPV servers, then you could simply use Orbot VPN mode however, if you're trying to be anonymous so people can't link back to you and your addresses then you've got ChipMixer for BTC, Tornado cash for ETH or you could just use Monero.

And if you're referring to TRC20 (USDT) then I'm not aware of any methods for that. However, you could run your coins through exchanges or centralized services (obviously in this case, your transaction won't be so "anonymous", not for the exchange anyway)