How to Withdraw USDT ERC20 from Trust Wallet

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Transferring your digital assets should be straightforward and secure. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions for withdrawing USDT ERC20 tokens from your Trust Wallet to another cryptocurrency wallet or exchange platform.

Prerequisites for a Successful Withdrawal

Before initiating any transaction, ensure you have everything prepared to avoid unnecessary delays or errors.

Step-by-Step Withdrawal Instructions

Follow these instructions carefully to complete your transfer.

Step 1: Open Trust Wallet and Select USDT

Launch the Trust Wallet application on your device. On the main assets screen, locate and tap on your USDT balance. This will open the USDT token screen.

Step 2: Initiate the Send Transfer

On the USDT token screen, tap the "Send" button. This will open the transfer interface.

Step 3: Enter the Recipient Address

Carefully paste or type the destination wallet address into the "Recipient Address" field. It is highly recommended to double-check the address, preferably by comparing the first and last few characters. Sending crypto to an incorrect address is often irreversible.

Step 4: Confirm the Network is ERC20

This is a critical step. Ensure the network selected for the transaction is Ethereum (ERC20). Trust Wallet may automatically detect this, but always verify to prevent asset loss. Sending USDT on the wrong network (e.g., BEP20 instead of ERC20) will result in permanent loss.

Step 5: Enter the Transfer Amount

Input the amount of USDT you wish to send. You can also tap "Max" to send your entire balance, but remember this will not account for the separate ETH gas fee.

Step 6: Review and Confirm the Transaction

Review all details meticulously: the recipient address, the amount, and the network. Once confirmed, tap "Continue" or "Send". You will then be shown the estimated gas fee, payable in ETH. If you agree, confirm the transaction one final time.

Step 7: Wait for Network Confirmation

After confirmation, your transaction will be broadcast to the Ethereum network. You can track its status by viewing the transaction hash (txid) in your transaction history. 👉 Track your transaction status on a blockchain explorer

Understanding Gas Fees and Transaction Times

The Ethereum network charges fees, known as gas, for processing transactions. These fees fluctuate based on network congestion.

You can sometimes choose the fee tier (e.g., Low, Medium, High) in your wallet, which affects confirmation speed.

Essential Security Tips

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I send USDT ERC20 to a BEP20 address?
The funds will likely be lost permanently. Exchanges and wallets require the deposit to be on the correct network. Always ensure the receiving platform supports USDT ERC20 deposits and that you select the ERC20 network when sending.

Why did my transaction fail, and am I still charged?
If a transaction fails due to an error (like insufficient gas), the network may still deduct a small amount of ETH for the computational effort required to attempt the transaction. The main USDT amount will not be deducted.

How long does a USDT ERC20 withdrawal usually take?
Transaction times vary based on Ethereum network congestion. It can take from a few minutes to over an hour. You can monitor the progress using the transaction ID on a block explorer.

What is the minimum amount of ETH needed for gas?
There is no fixed minimum, but you should have at least a small fraction of an ETH (e.g., 0.01 or 0.05 ETH) to cover fees during times of high congestion.

Can I cancel a transaction after it's been broadcast?
Once a transaction is broadcast to the network, it generally cannot be canceled. However, if it is stuck with a low gas fee, you may sometimes be able to speed it up or replace it using advanced wallet features.

Is there a minimum withdrawal amount for USDT?
Trust Wallet itself does not impose a minimum, but the exchange you are sending to might have a minimum deposit requirement. Always check the rules of the receiving platform.