Question about BNB transaction fees

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hi, i cant seem to post a new topic so posting here,
whats the go with the BNB network fee… like many here its very confusing…
I have BNB in my trust wallet, I am trying to send TWT , or convert TWT but always message about not having enough BNB in my wallet for the network fees, but I do have enough BNB to cover the stated transaction fee in the wallet… help, so far for me trust wallet is a trust us with your money which you cannot get wallet…

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First check if you u are converting to thesame chain I mean bep2 or bep20, seems their is always a fee charge base on this chain, If your token is in bep20 and still confused I will suggest u use panacakeswap

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There are two BNB and two TWT. And you should identify them carefully

  1. BEP2 token

  2. BEP20 token (Binance Smart Chain / Smart Chain)

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thanks, my TWT is in bep20 , it was origianally on Binance and i transferred it to my trust wallet to try it out… but now its stuck there ?..

I am ok with a fee charge, but its very unclear how i pay this fee, when it just says i do not have enough BNB, when i do have BNB in the wallet and i cannot see another type of BNB i can purchase to allow the transaction…

I am equally unsure about your suggestion to use pancakeswap to make it work , as i am trying to sell a Trust Wallet Token from a trust wallet and if i have to use a 3rd party website to make that happen oh lol where is the trust…

thanks for the reply :slight_smile:

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Transaction fees are too much in trustwallet, recently tried to transfer Eth from trustwallet, network fee was 6$. Too high, :disappointed_relieved:

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Just choose bnb , click on more then click on Swap to samrt chain.
after that you can swap or trade TWT using trustwallet Dex.

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Hi @Hampi,

Please be informed that we are not the ones who are charging the fees. It goes directly to the miners of the network. Kindly read: Why is my ETH transaction fee so high?

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Hello @gkm,

I believe the BNB that you have right now is a BEP2 token. Please follow this guide and swap some of your BNB BEP2 to BNB BEP20: How to make a Crosschain Swap on Trust Wallet

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Can Trust wallet account be hacked if the hacker doesn’t have access to your trust wallet key?

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No but you could give them permission to spend your tokens.
See here: