How to exchange USDT TRC20 to BTC.
Exchanging USDT TRC20 to BTC on CORE takes a few steps, and you need no account for it.
What you need
- USDT on TRON (TRC20) in the wallet or exchange account you send from.
- TRX in the same wallet: the TRON network fee is paid in TRX.
- The BTC address the coins should arrive at.
- A refund address on TRON, if you want one.
Step by step
- Open the USDT TRC20 to BTC page, or pick the pair in the form: you send USDT on TRON and receive BTC.
- Enter the amount. The form shows how much BTC arrives at the current rate and the minimum for this pair.
- Enter your BTC address. Add a USDT TRC20 refund address if you want one.
- Accept the rules and create the exchange. You get an exchange number, a deposit address and a deadline for sending the USDT.
- Send USDT on TRON to the deposit address, in the amount shown on the exchange page.
- Follow the status by the exchange link: the deposit, confirmations, payout and transaction hashes are all there.
The rate
The rate floats. The BTC amount from the form can change until your deposit reaches the executor.
Who runs the exchange
The exchange is run by an executing partner. The rate is recomputed when the exchange is created.
Common mistakes
- A deposit on another network, such as USDT BEP20 instead of USDT TRC20.
- A deposit after the deadline on the exchange page. After the deadline, create a new exchange.
- A typo in the BTC address: a blockchain transfer is irreversible.
The minimum
Each pair has its own minimum, and it moves with the executors' terms. The form shows it as soon as the pair is chosen and warns you when the amount is below it.
Where to see the status
Once the exchange is created you get a link to its page. It updates by itself and shows each step: waiting for the deposit, network confirmations, execution and the payout being sent. The amounts and transaction hashes are there too, so you can find each transfer in a block explorer.
You need no account for an exchange. If you are signed in, it also appears in your account.
If something goes wrong
- Changed your mind before sending the deposit: leave the exchange as it is, and without a deposit it closes as expired.
- The deposit went on another network or without a required memo: open the exchange support thread and include the transaction hash. Getting the coins back is not always possible.
- The deposit arrived after the deadline or in another amount: the executor handles it under its own terms, running the exchange at a new floating rate or returning the coins.
- A blockchain transfer cannot be recalled, so check the payout address before you create the exchange.