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Page runtime Injected scripts and input listeners PendingScanningPass
Node connection RPC endpoint and chain ID PendingScanningPass
Address blocklist Sanctions lists and tainted funds PendingScanningPass
Clipboard integrity Paste-hijacking address swaps PendingScanningPass
Domain and certificate Lookalike domains and phishing records PendingScanningPass
Token approvals Unlimited allowances left open PendingScanningPass
Recipient network Sending chain matches the receiving chain PendingScanningPass
Fee estimate Base fee and priority tip within normal range PendingScanningPass

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Same transfer,
eight prices

One hundred dollars of stablecoin, sent as a plain transfer. The only thing that changes is the network you pick.

NetworkFeeArrives inSwingRelative cost
Solana CheapestSPL · USDC Fee$0.002 Arrives~5 seconds SwingLow
PolygonPoS · USDT Fee$0.02 Arrives~8 seconds SwingLow
BaseL2 · USDC Fee$0.03 Arrives~10 seconds SwingLow
ArbitrumL2 · USDT Fee$0.12 Arrives~10 seconds SwingLow
BNB ChainBEP-20 · USDT Fee$0.20 Arrives~3 seconds SwingLow
TronTRC-20 · USDT Fee$1.50 Arrives~1 minute SwingMid
BitcoinMainnet · BTC Fee$2.00 Arrives10 – 60 minutes SwingHigh
EthereumERC-20 · USDT Fee$5.50 Arrives30 sec – 3 minutes SwingHigh

How to read this. Figures are reference ranges that show the order-of-magnitude gap between networks — roughly 2,700× from top to bottom — not live quotes. Real fees move with congestion every minute, so the number your wallet shows at the signing screen is the only one that counts. Cheapest only wins if the receiving side actually supports that network: send USDT over the wrong chain and it lands at an address you hold no key to.