Low Gas Fee Methods: Transfer or Swap USDT ERC-20 Between Trust Wallets

[darwinsz]

Hello community,

I'm looking for the most efficient ways to send or swap USDT (ERC-20) from one Trust Wallet to another Trust Wallet while keeping gas fees as low as possible. Currently, ERC-20 gas fees are around 0.5 USDT, which adds up quickly for frequent transfers.


Does any platform exist where I can link my wallet and drastically reduce fees? Or even a no-KYC casino that allows direct withdrawals to ETH?

[OmegaStarScream]

Could you explain what is it you're trying to achieve exactly? Have you considered simply switching to another chain? You could take all of the USDT you have, deposit it to a CEX, and then withdraw it back (probably paying 1 or 2 USDT as a fixed fee) using another chain. You can then continue to do these transfers pay cheaper fees.

[Orpichukwu]

Does any platform exist where I can link my wallet and drastically reduce fees? Or even a no-KYC casino that allows direct withdrawals to ETH?

Anything that has to do with sending and withdrawing ETH from a centralised platform, be it a casino or an exchange, the fees are always higher than what you are currently being charged as a gas fee.

The best option is to use what Omegastar suggested since you just want your USDT; taking it to one exchange can help, and then you withdraw under any network you are comfortable with, but that should not be ETH because the fee there is not that friendly.

[noorman0]

The wallet platform or transaction frequency isn't the issue here; you need to understand GAS. You can't just set a low fee without checking the current gas recommendation. If you ignore it, your transaction might take longer to process or even fail.

Exchanges typically charge a service fee and a percentage slippage depending on the available route you choose. You can't set this manually. Google AI recommends Curve.finance as the most cost-efficient stablecoin specialist, and 1inch as the second. DYOR

[darwinsz]

Could you explain what is it you're trying to achieve exactly? Have you considered simply switching to another chain? You could take all of the USDT you have, deposit it to a CEX, and then withdraw it back (probably paying 1 or 2 USDT as a fixed fee) using another chain. You can then continue to do these transfers pay cheaper fees.

I have around 10–15 wallets, each one with about 20–25 USDT. I want to consolidate all of this into one single wallet.

The problem is that network fees increased, and now each transfer costs around 0.6–0.7 USDT, which makes it expensive to move everything individually.

That’s why I’m looking for the best and cheapest way to move all the funds into one digital wallet.

[Orpichukwu]

I have around 10–15 wallets, each one with about 20–25 USDT. I want to consolidate all of this into one single wallet.

The problem is that network fees increased, and now each transfer costs around 0.6–0.7 USDT, which makes it expensive to move everything individually.

That’s why I’m looking for the best and cheapest way to move all the funds into one digital wallet.

But the only option I know that can be helpful is for you to monitor gas fees. Early in the morning and in the middle of the night, I have noticed fees to be less expensive compared to other times. But then again, you can also use the Eth gas tracker to track the current rate and customise your fee. Trust Wallet has that option.

[OmegaStarScream]

The problem is that network fees increased, and now each transfer costs around 0.6–0.7 USDT, which makes it expensive to move everything individually.

That’s why I’m looking for the best and cheapest way to move all the funds into one digital wallet.

In that case, as mentioned above, there is probably no other way to do this other than waiting for the fees to go lower and consolidate everything... but from what I can see, they're already low so I'm not even sure it make much sense to wait.

[FinneysTrueVision]

Gas fees are currently low on Ethereum. You can transfer USDT for around $0.01 in ETH. From what you are saying about paying fees in USDT, I believe you are using the FlexGas feature in Trust Wallet. Wallets have these features for convenience if you don’t have the native gas currency, but it comes with extra costs, that’s why your fees are so expensive.

What you should do is transfer a small amount of ETH into your wallets and this should allow you to pay fees normally for the actual current fee rate.