Network Picker

Every recommendation in this tool rests on one rule: use whatever network the recipient supports. All suggestions assume both ends support the recommended network — the tool's job is to identify the cheaper or more appropriate option when multiple valid choices exist.

For USDT transfers between two parties, TRC20 is the widespread default — low cost, quick arrival, and almost universally supported. If your destination is Ethereum DeFi or NFTs, ERC20 is the right call from the start and saves you a cross-chain trip later. For activity within the Binance ecosystem, BEP20 is the native network.

For BTC and ETH, the native network is the safest default — Bitcoin's network for BTC, Ethereum for ETH. Cheaper alternatives exist (Lightning for BTC, Arbitrum/Optimism for ETH), but only use them if you've confirmed the recipient explicitly supports them.

For "Other coin" there's no universal answer. Different tokens support different networks. The correct approach: open the recipient's deposit page, see what networks they list, then match the label on your sending platform exactly.

For the full reasoning behind these recommendations — fees, confirmation mechanics, what happens if you pick wrong — start with the network comparison guide. For a first withdrawal walkthrough from start to finish, the withdrawal guide covers every step.

Final reminder: on-chain transfers are irreversible. This tool and any guide are reference material — the final verification before each transfer is always yours to do.