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USDT Blockchain Network Guide

Explains the blockchain networks supported by OnRake for USDT, including ERC20, TRC20 and BEP20, how to select the right network, and risks of cross-network transfers.

USDT can operate on several blockchain networks. Each network has its own address format, processing speed and transaction fee.

OnRake currently supports:

  • Arbitrum One

  • Binance Smart Chain

  • Ethereum

  • OP Mainnet

  • Polygon

  • Solana

  • TRON Blockchain

ERC20

ERC20 refers to tokens operating on the Ethereum network.

Ethereum is widely supported but may have higher network fees, especially during periods of heavy network congestion.

TRC20

TRC20 refers to tokens operating on the TRON network.

TRON generally offers faster processing and lower transaction fees than Ethereum, although fees may vary with network conditions.

BEP20

BEP20 refers to tokens operating on Binance Smart Chain.

BEP20 transactions generally offer relatively low fees and fast processing, but the receiving wallet must specifically support Binance Smart Chain.

Selecting a Network

Choose a network that is supported by:

  • OnRake

  • The sending or receiving wallet

  • The selected USDT address

Consider the network fee and processing time, but compatibility must always come first.

Cross-Network Transfers

ERC20, TRC20 and BEP20 are different blockchain networks.

Do not send ERC20 USDT to a TRC20 or BEP20 address unless both platforms explicitly support cross-chain deposits.

Using a different network may cause delayed processing or permanent loss of funds.

If an incorrect network was used, contact Support immediately with your TXID and transaction details. Recovery is not guaranteed and depends on technical feasibility.

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