Swap XRP for USDT on TRON without an account: enter the amount, paste a T… address and send XRP from any XRP Ledger wallet.
TRX (or rented energy)You hold XRP and the dollars are needed on TRON — the network most invoices, exchanges and payment services mean when they say USDT and show a T… address. Both ledgers confirm fast, so this is one of the quicker routes on the site: about 2–5 minutes end to end.
An XRP payment can only reach an r… address on the XRP Ledger; a TRON wallet cannot receive it. The XRP is received here and confirmed — 2 confirmations, and a validated ledger is final — then USDT is transferred on TRON to the T… address you gave. Two XRP-specific things matter on the way in: the destination tag, if the deposit details show one, and the account reserve, which stops you from sending the very last XRP in the wallet.
 XRP on XRP Ledger |  USDT on TRONTRC-20 | |
|---|---|---|
| Address format | r… + destination tag | T… (34 characters) |
| Fee token | XRP | TRX (or rented energy) |
| Confirmations we wait for | 2 | 1 |
| Explorer | bithomp.com | tronscan.org |
Paste the T… address that should receive USDT. The estimate is in USDT; the minimum is under the amount field.
You get a one-time r… deposit address. If the deposit details include a destination tag, enter it in your wallet's tag field exactly as shown — a payment without it may not be matched to your swap.
2 confirmations. Once the payment is in a validated ledger it is final, and the USDT amount is fixed at that moment.
The status page links the Tronscan transaction that pays your T… address. It is final after 1 TRON confirmation.
Services that receive XRP for many customers share one r… address and tell customers apart by tag. The ledger accepts an untagged payment unless the account has the RequireDest flag set — so the payment goes through, but nothing links it to your swap. Check the tag field before you confirm, both for the deposit and for any exchange address you give elsewhere.
The reserve and the transaction fee stay behind. A wallet that lets you type the full balance will see the payment rejected by the ledger. Set the amount so that at least the 1 XRP base reserve, any owner reserve and the fee remain.
| Way | What you need | Where it is slower or dearer |
|---|---|---|
| An exchange account | An account, an XRP deposit with the exchange's tag, a sale, a TRC-20 withdrawal | Two waits and a withdrawal fee; the TRON network must be chosen on the way out |
| A peer-to-peer trade | Someone who wants XRP and holds USDT on TRON, plus escrow or trust | A negotiated price and the counterparty's schedule |
| This swap | Two addresses and, if shown, one tag | A floating rate fixed at the second XRP Ledger confirmation |
XRP Ledger payments are fully public. Bithomp shows your r… address paying the deposit address with the amount, the destination tag and the ledger index. Tronscan shows a payout address sending USDT to your T… address, with the amount and the time. Nothing on either ledger refers to the other; the status link is the only thing that joins them.
About 2–5 minutes. The XRP Ledger needs 2 confirmations, and a validated ledger is final; the TRON payout follows and confirms in seconds.
The form shows it under the amount field. It moves with the TRON fee of the payout and the XRP price.
Write to support with the swap ID from the status page. The form has no refund address: a swap that cannot be completed is handled by hand, and a return to the address you sent from is arranged under the partner's rules, less the network fee.
A 32-bit number that a service receiving XRP on one shared address uses to tell its customers apart. Your own wallet needs none. Enter it only when the deposit details, or the receiving service, show one.
Every XRP Ledger account must hold the base reserve of 1 XRP, plus 0.2 XRP for each trust line or other object it owns. The reserve cannot be sent; the ledger rejects the payment. The figures come from xrpl.org and change only through validator voting.
Not to receive — the sender pays the TRON fee. You need TRX, or rented energy, only when you move the USDT on.
About the coins on this route: XRP (XRP) · Tether (USDT)
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