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Networks and fees

How to pick the network for a transfer so it arrives fast and fees do not eat half the amount.

Payment terminal printing a receipt with the amount, a separate network fee line and the total in USDT, next to Bitcoin, Ethereum and TRON coins

What are crypto network fees, and why do they change so much?

A crypto network fee pays the blockchain, not your wallet or the store. Why it follows traffic, not the amount, and which networks cost cents or dollars.

A man in a green sweater holding a stopwatch compares six coin stacks topped with the Tron, Ethereum, BNB, Polygon, TON and Solana logos: Tron's is the tallest, Solana's the lowest, a USDT coin in front

How much is the USDT transfer fee on each network, and how long does the transfer take?

Measured USDT transfer fees on Tron, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, TON and Solana over 30 days, plus how long each transfer takes. Updated monthly.

What is the TON network, and what does it cost to send money on it?

The TON network is a separate blockchain with a Telegram front door. What Gram is, what a transfer costs, and how to take payments on it.

A person in a purple hoodie at a desk holds up a phone: a stack of green USDT coins sits in front of the screen, on the screen an almost empty tray holds a single red TRON coin, and a red warning triangle floats above.

Not enough TRX to send USDT: how much you need and what to do right now

Your wallet holds USDT and refuses to send it. Why TRON wants TRX, how much you need, and how to get about 20 TRX into that same wallet today.

BSC network and BEP-20 token standard as two labels for one transfer route

Is BEP-20 the Same as BSC? Yes — For Your Transfer

BSC, BEP20 and BNB Smart Chain are one line in your withdrawal form. What the form catches, what it misses, and what a USDT transfer really costs you.

Three fast Layer 2 blockchain networks processing transactions above a shared settlement layer

Layer 2 Explained: How Base, Arbitrum, and Optimism Work

Learn how Ethereum Layer 2 networks process transactions, reduce fees, use rollups and bridges, and differ in finality, security, and user experience.

Soft 3D illustration of a glowing bridge connecting two abstract blockchain networks

Crypto Bridges Explained: How Cross-Chain Transfers Work and Why They Are Risky

Learn how crypto bridges move assets between blockchains, why wrapped tokens exist, what can go wrong, and how to reduce cross-chain transfer risks.

A support specialist checking a crypto transaction hash across several abstract blockchain explorer panels.

How to Read a Crypto Transaction in Blockchain Explorers

Learn how to read crypto transactions in blockchain explorers: TXID, wallet address, amount, network fee, status, confirmations, and token transfers.

How Ethereum works, picture

How Ethereum Works and How to Accept ETH Payments Online

Learn how Ethereum payments work, how gas affects ETH/ERC-20 checkout, and how to accept ETH payments online with fewer failed transactions.