What changed
Binance Wallet’s support guide, updated September 25, 2026, describes paying gas fees directly in USDT on BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Solana and TRON. This is a feature of supported wallet transactions, not a change to every wallet or every blockchain transfer.
Why it matters
For someone holding USDT but no native gas token, this can remove a separate purchase and funding step. It does not mean the network fee disappears. The service can charge a fee in USDT, and the final amount depends on the route and the transaction shown in the wallet.
Before you act
Check the sending network, receiving network, address and final fee before confirming. A service available in Binance Wallet may not exist in another wallet. For a first transfer, a small test can help check the route, though it adds its own fee. Consult the current provider guide for availability.
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