Blockchains that Require Network fees

Insufficient Fees?

With Trust Wallet, you can send your funds anywhere they are supported. In principle, a small fee will always be required in one form or another before you can make transactions. Sending and making trades will all require fees in order to be processed. Trust Wallet does not charge any fees, this is mandated by the blockchain or the network where a token resides. This is explained further in this article: Cryptocurrency Network Fees.

Important!
Always check the compatibility with the currency you are trying to send. Sending crypto is irreversible and your funds may get lost.

Tokens that require fees

Almost all of the major coins and tokens that is supported by Trust Wallet will have a certain fee required in order to process a transaction. Fees are not collected by your wallet, but it is given to the miners. Here are some of the supported tokens that requires fees.

Note:
The screenshots show the difference when your wallet has some fees available or not.

Ethereum ERC20 tokens

ERC20 tokens require ETH in order to make transactions.

Binance Chain BEP2 Tokens

BEP2 tokens require BNB in order to make transactions.

Binance Smart Chain BEP20 Tokens

BEP20 tokens require Smart Chain BNB in order to make transactions.

TRON TRC10 and TRC20 Tokens

TRC10 and TRC20 tokens require TRX in order to make transactions.

Solana SPL Tokens

SPL tokens require SOL in order to make transactions.

Other Blockchains With Fees

There are some blockchains that have a dual-token system. These chains generate a secondary token while you are holding them on your wallet. The secondary tokens serve as fees on their respective chain to process transactions.

Here are the blockchains that has a dual-token system:

Ontology (ONT) and Ontology Gas (ONG)

ONG is required in order to process transactions in the Ontology Network.

Vechain (VET) and VeThor (VTHO)

VTHO is required in order to process transactions in the Vechain Network.

Theta (THETA) and Theta Fuel (TFUEL)

TFUEL is required in order to process transactions in the Theta Network.

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