Techub News reported that weekly transaction volume for gas-free USDT transfers on the TRON network has reached about $3 billion. The figure refers to actual settlement volume rather than total value locked, a distinction that matters when measuring real payment activity on-chain. Under this model, users do not need to hold TRX separately to cover network fees. Instead, transaction costs can be deducted automatically during the transfer flow or handled through an abstracted mechanism. The report said TRON has become an important piece of payment infrastructure because of its low fees and deep USDT liquidity. It added that the gas-free transfer setup lowers the barrier to use and makes stablecoin payments feel closer to the convenience of traditional finance, with use cases including cross-border remittances and commercial settlement.
Weekly transaction volume for gas-free USDT transfers on the TRON network has reached about $3 billion, according to Techub News.
The report said the number reflects actual settlement volume, not total value locked. Users do not need to hold TRX separately to pay network fees, as the transaction cost can be deducted automatically during the transfer process or handled through an abstracted mechanism.
Techub News said TRON has become an important payment infrastructure network on the back of low fees and broad USDT liquidity. It added that the gas-free transfer model lowers the barrier for users and makes stablecoin payments closer to the convenience of traditional finance, with applications including cross-border remittances and commercial settlement.
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