🔄 SENDING JST, PAYING THE FEE IN USDT

A token transfer involves two separate decisions: which asset to send and which asset to use for the network fee.

Binance Wallet makes that distinction practical for JST transfers on TRON. Users can select JST as the transfer token and USDT as the Network Fee Payer.

â–Ș The recipient receives the JST being sent.

â–Ș USDT is selected to cover the network fee.

â–Ș The sender does not need to maintain TRX for gas in this flow.

Choosing USDT for the fee does not mean choosing USDT as the transfer asset. Each asset serves a different purpose within the same transaction process.

My view: making these roles clear helps users understand what they are authorizing. That clarity matters as much as reducing the number of preparation steps.

The setup is simple:

Open @BinanceWallet → Send → Select JST → Network Fee Payer → USDT.

The useful habit is to check both parts before signing: the JST transfer details and the USDT fee shown by the wallet.

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