Move USDT from Ethereum to Base in one signed transaction. Cross-chain routing, transparent fees, USDT settles to your Base address.
Same token, different network: USDT on Ethereum to USDT on Base is the bridge-style trade that Base's low fees reward. The cross-chain router moves the value in one flow, your wallet signs once, and USDT arrives at the Base address you choose. From there it spends at Base-network fee levels, typically fractions of a cent.
The setup is short by design: one wallet capable of holding USDT funded with a little USDT (6 decimals) for gas, one receiving address for the USDT, and nothing else. Read the preview before signing, since it carries the entire trade at a glance, the amounts in and out with the fee and network costs included. The wallet stays yours throughout and signs only the transaction you read on screen.
Both sides are preselected. Enter the amount of Tether to convert and the router quotes across every liquidity source that lists the pair.
A one-time token approval lets the router spend exactly the USDT amount of this swap, and nothing more. Approvals are per-token, so later swaps reuse it.
The aggregated route executes in a single signed transaction: all-or-nothing, no partial fills, no window where value sits in someone else's contract.
Output lands at your own address with Follows the host chain (Ethereum ~12, Tron ~19, BNB Chain ~12). The same keys that sent the USDT hold the USDT; no platform wallet ever does.
This pair crosses networks: the USDT leaves on Stablecoin and the USDT arrives on Stablecoin. The aggregated route bridges as part of the same signed transaction, so the network hop is quoted with the swap instead of being a separate, surprise step.
The platform side of this pair is a flat 0.50%, quoted all-in with the offer before you commit: no spread, no routing cut behind the number. The network side is the gas each chain charges to move, shown per leg in the preview. Settlement is on-chain to the address you choose, Follows the host chain (Ethereum ~12, Tron ~19, BNB Chain ~12), and from that point the USDT answers to your keys alone.
Same rails, different sides: every link opens with that pair preselected.