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Bridge USDT from Rootstock to Tron

Move Tether's stablecoin from Rootstock to Tron effortlessly, powered by USDT0.

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Bridge details

Est. time

~47m 29s

Depends on Rootstock finality

Fees

0.03%

Legacy Mesh fee, plus gas

Mechanism

Legacy Mesh

Native USDT routed through the Arbitrum hub

How to transfer USDT from Rootstock to Tron

Tron keeps native USDT while Rootstock runs USDT0, with no new contract and no migration. Native USDT reaches the USDT0 Network through the Legacy Mesh, a non-custodial hub-and-spoke layer routed through the Arbitrum hub, so moving between Rootstock and Tron stays a single action. There are no wrapped tokens: every transfer is backed 1:1 by real, redeemable assets on both sides.

To transfer, open usdt0.to/transfer, connect any EVM wallet, select Rootstock as origin and Tron as destination, and confirm. Funds typically arrive in about 47m 29s. Transfers through the Legacy Mesh carry a 0.03% fee, paid in USDT, on top of network gas and the LayerZero messaging fee.

FAQ

Open the transfer interface at usdt0.to/transfer and connect any EVM wallet. Pick Rootstock as the origin and Tron as the destination, enter the amount, then approve the transaction in your wallet. The transfer usually completes in about 47m 29s, depending on Rootstock finality.

Moving USDT between Rootstock and Tron goes through the Legacy Mesh, which charges 0.03% (3 bps) of the amount, paid in USDT. You pay network gas on Rootstock and the LayerZero messaging fee that carries the transfer, both quoted in the interface before you confirm.

Yes. Tron keeps native USDT, and that is what lands in your wallet: the Legacy Mesh routes the transfer through the Arbitrum hub and delivers the real asset, never a wrapped or synthetic version. Every transfer is backed 1:1 by redeemable assets on both sides.

Transfers are secured by LayerZero, the interoperability protocol behind USDT0, and by the USDT0 Attestation System, which verifies every transfer through independent attestation before it finalizes. Each message needs sign-off from the Core Attestation Set, a 3-of-3 signer group of USDT0, LayerZero, and Canary, so no single verifier can approve a transfer on its own. On this pair the funds move through the Legacy Mesh, a non-custodial hub-and-spoke design routed through the Arbitrum hub and backed by real assets on both sides, with no wrapped tokens and no external bridges.