ERC-20
The token standard on the Ethereum network. It’s one of the best known and most used in the market.

The same token can exist on multiple different networks, such as ERC-20 (Ethereum), TRC-20 (Tron), and BEP-20 (BNB Chain). Each network is its own route, with its own fee and speed. That’s why, when sending or receiving crypto, choosing the right network is what ensures the funds arrive.
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A network is the blockchain where the token circulates. Think of the network as the road and the token as the vehicle: the same token can travel on different roads.
Each road has its own rules, speed, and toll. That’s why the same token, like USDT, can have a version for each network.
They are token standards that work on different networks.
The token standard on the Ethereum network. It’s one of the best known and most used in the market.
The standard on the Tron network. It’s often widely used for stablecoin transfers.
The standard on the BNB Chain. Another popular network for moving tokens day to day.
Understanding this difference avoids the most common mistake made by people transferring crypto.
It’s the cost of the network itself. The blockchain charges to process the transaction. This charge is also called gas.
It doesn’t go to the exchange. It’s the network that charges, not the platform. That’s why this cost exists everywhere.
Varies from network to network. The same transfer can cost more on one network and less on another.
Changes with activity. When the network is congested, the fee tends to go up.
The golden rule: the network has to be the same on both sides.
See which network the receiving wallet supports. It determines the choice.
Select exactly the same network when sending. A different network can cause the loss of funds.
If you’re unsure, first send a small amount to confirm it arrived correctly.
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When sending or receiving, verify which network the other side supports.
Select the correct network on both sides and double-check the address.
If you’re unsure, send a small amount before transferring everything.
Think of the network as the road and the token as the vehicle: the same token can travel on different roads, and each road has its own rules, speed, and cost.
ERC-20 is Ethereum’s standard, TRC-20 is Tron’s, and BEP-20 is BNB Chain’s. The same token, like USDT, can exist on all three networks.
Also called gas, it varies depending on the chosen network and the current level of congestion.
Not directly. Sending through a network that the destination wallet doesn’t recognize can cause you to lose the funds. Always check that the network is the same on both sides.
Also consider the fee and speed. If you’re unsure, test with a small amount before sending everything.
Blockchain transactions cannot be undone. Always confirm the network and the address at the source and destination. This content is educational and does not constitute investment advice.
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