Convert USDC on Ethereum into USDT TRC20 on TRON in one transaction. Enter the amount, send USDC from your Ethereum wallet, and native USDT TRC20 lands on your TRON address in about 67 seconds — the exact rate and fee show in the widget before you sign. No sign-ups, no custody.
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USDT ▾ | You send (ERC20) | You receive (TRC20) | Fee | Time | Action |
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| 50 USDC | 46.97 USDT | $3.03 | ~1–2 min | Convert → |
| 100 USDC | 96.95 USDT | $3.05 | ~1–2 min | Convert → |
| 500 USDC | 496.73 USDT | $3.27 | ~1–2 min | Convert → |
| 1 000 USDC | 996.45 USDT | $3.55 | ~1–2 min | Convert → |
| 5 000 USDC | 4 994.23 USDT | $5.77 | ~1–2 min | Convert → |
| 10 000 USDC | 9 991.38 USDT | $8.62 | ~1–2 min | Convert → |
| 50 000 USDC | 49 965.10 USDT | $34.90 | ~1–2 min | Convert → |
| 100 000 USDC | 99 859.55 USDT | $140.45 | ~1–2 min | Convert → |
USDC and USDT are separate stablecoins — USDC issued by Circle, USDT by Tether — both pegged to $1 but backed and issued independently. Converting between them is a USDC to USDT swap at its core — it changes the token itself, not just the network, so the rate is close to 1:1 but not exactly 1:1.
This route does both moves at once: it swaps USDC for USDT and moves the result from Ethereum to TRON, landing native USDT TRC20 on your TRON address. You send native ERC20 USDC from your Ethereum wallet; nothing wrapped on either side.
People convert to USDT TRC20 specifically because it is the format most exchanges and OTC desks default to for USDT deposits, and transfers on TRON cost cents once you are there. The swap runs on audited routing infrastructure — Symbiosis, Chainflip and THORChain — and is fully non-custodial: no account, no KYC, no service holding your funds in between.
USD Coin (USDC) on Ethereum currently trades at roughly $0.9996. Issued by Circle, USDC is the second-largest stablecoin and lives mainly on Ethereum — on TRON it barely exists, which is why converting to USDT is the practical way to bring dollars there.
Tether USD (USDT) on TRC20 currently trades at roughly $0.9991 and holds about 50% of all USDT in circulation — the largest share of any network. Issued by Tether on TRON under the TRC-20 standard — the busiest USDT rail: transfers settle in seconds and cost cents, which is why most OTC desks and exchanges prefer it.
USDC and USDT are different tokens, not different networks of the same coin. Sending USDC straight to an address or a service that only holds USDT does not automatically become USDT — depending on the wallet or contract, the funds can be lost or become unrecoverable.
The second failure mode is the network, on top of the token: an Ethereum-side USDC send to a TRON address (or the reverse) fails the same way any wrong-network transfer does. Use a converter for this pair — swapping USDC ERC20 to USDT TRC20 handles the token swap and the network move as one signed transaction.
Also check the amount limits in the widget before you convert USDC to USDT TRC20 online — it rejects amounts outside the supported range before anything is signed.
Never send ERC20 USDC straight to a TRON address, or the other way around — the transfer will lose the funds. Already sent it? Here's what you can still do →
An EVM wallet (MetaMask, Trust Wallet) for Ethereum and a TRON wallet for receiving — both stay in your control.
From: Ethereum · USDC ERC20. To: TRON · USDT TRC20 — preselected on this page.
You see what you'll receive, the fee and the time before you sign anything.
Confirm in your wallet and wait for the operation to complete — USDT TRC20 lands on your TRON address in about 67 seconds.
The same conversion through an exchange means signing up, passing KYC and handing your USDC to someone else while it moves. Here is the full trade-off, price included.
| Criterion | TronBridge | Exchange withdrawal | Custodial swappers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account & KYC | ✓ none — connect a wallet | ✗ sign-up and full KYC | ~ KYC on larger amounts |
| Custody of your USDC | ✓ stays in your wallet | ✗ held by the exchange | ✗ held while the swap runs |
| Steps | ✓ one transaction | ✗ deposit → trade → withdraw | ~ one swap, varies |
| Time | ✓ 67 seconds | ✗ 64 confirmations, then processing | ~ 10–60 minutes |
| Cost on 1 000 USDT | ~ $3.55 | ~ ≈ $3.00 | ~ ≈ $17.24 |
The cost is about the same as the exchange path — without an account, KYC or custody. Exchange cost includes the Ethereum deposit transaction, a 0.1% spot conversion from USDC to USDT and the KuCoin withdrawal fee for TRON; custodial swapper quote from ChangeNOW. Quotes as of .
USDT dominates on TRON the way USDC dominates parts of Ethereum DeFi — most exchanges, OTC desks and payment counterparties that ask for a TRON deposit ask for USDT TRC20, not USDC, so holding the right stablecoin on the right network avoids a second conversion later.
TRC20 transfers are cheap and fast once your funds are on TRON, which is the other reason people route through this pair rather than moving USDC to TRON directly (USDC exists mainly on Ethereum and other networks — on TRON, USDT is the standard).
If your destination specifically wants USDC instead, this is not the right route — this page is for people whose next stop needs USDT on TRON.
Questions people actually search for this pair.
Enter the amount above, send USDC from your Ethereum wallet, receive USDT TRC20 on your TRON address. One transaction — the exact rate, fee and time show before you sign.
Yes. They're different stablecoins (issued by Circle and Tether), both pegged to $1, so conversion is near 1:1 minus the fee — the exact rate shows in the widget before you sign.
Neither — TRC20 is Tron's token standard. USDT on Tron is «USDT TRC20». USDC exists mainly on Ethereum and other networks; on Tron, USDT dominates.
Don't — they're different tokens, and if they're on different networks the transfer will lose funds. Use a converter: it swaps the token and the network in one step.
USDC and USDT are separate assets; the rate reflects the live market between them plus the route fee. Typically within a small spread of 1:1 — the exact rate shows in the widget before you sign.
The exact fee shows in the widget before you sign — it scales with the amount you convert.
No. Non-custodial, no KYC.
Yes — with an account, KYC and their withdrawal fees; Trust Wallet's built-in swap works too. The widget above does the same conversion from your own wallet with no sign-up, and delivers USDT directly on TRON, so you skip a separate network transfer afterwards.
