💡 SENDING JST STARTS WITH SIMPLER FEE PREPARATION
For someone preparing to send JST, having the token available is only part of the process. They also need to arrange payment of the network fee.
Keeping TRX specifically for that purpose adds another balance to monitor and potentially another asset to acquire before transferring.
With stablecoin fee payment in @BinanceWallet, users can choose USDT to cover the network fee when sending JST on TRON.
▪️ JST is the asset being transferred.
▪️ USDT can cover the network fee.
▪️ Keeping TRX for gas is no longer required for this supported flow.
The practical value is straightforward: users who already hold sufficient USDT have one fewer asset to prepare before moving JST.
My view: this addresses a specific usability hurdle. A transfer becomes easier to arrange when the wallet supports a fee payment asset the sender already holds.
Open Binance Wallet → Send → Select JST → Network Fee Payer → USDT.
Before confirming, review the receiving address and displayed fee. Paying in USDT changes how the fee is covered; it does not automatically make the transfer free.
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