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# USD₮ (Tether)

> Your USDT holdings, and the three kinds of wallet they sit in — EVM, Solana and Tron.

# USD₮ (Tether)

**USD₮** is Tether's dollar stablecoin — one USD₮ is intended to be worth one US dollar. It's the asset most money moves through in Enta, and it's the first tab on your [Wallets](/Wallet/walletoverview) page.

The same USD₮ exists on many different blockchains. Enta groups them into three wallets, because the network your money sits on decides what it costs to move and who can send to you.

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## 1. The three wallets

| Wallet                                   | What it covers                                                                                                        |
| ---------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [**EVM wallet**](/Wallet/usdt/evm)       | One balance spanning every Ethereum-compatible network — Arbitrum, Base, Celo, Ethereum, Optimism, Plasma and Polygon |
| [**Solana wallet**](/Wallet/usdt/solana) | USD₮ held on Solana, which has its own address format                                                                 |
| [**Tron wallet**](/Wallet/usdt/tron)     | USD₮ held on Tron, often called TRC-20                                                                                |

Each row shows its balance and its address, with a chevron on the right to open it.

<Note>
  These are three separate balances, not one balance shown three ways. Money on Solana can't be sent from your Tron address, and vice versa. Moving between them is a **Swap**, which Enta can do for you — see [Wallet to Wallet (Swap)](/MoveMoney/walletswap).
</Note>

## 2. Inside the EVM wallet

**EVM wallet** is the only row that holds more than one network. It shows a single combined balance, and the chevron expands it into the individual chains:

| Network      | Fees               |
| ------------ | ------------------ |
| **Arbitrum** | **Free to send**   |
| **Base**     | **Free to send**   |
| **Celo**     | **Free to send**   |
| **Ethereum** | **Gas fees apply** |
| **Optimism** | **Free to send**   |
| **Plasma**   | **Free to send**   |
| **Polygon**  | **Free to send**   |

Every row shows that network's balance, its wallet address with a copy icon, and a chevron to open it.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/shigadigital/JxCjABIworHsjK8m/images/chrome/entawallet/Wallets-USDT-tab.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=JxCjABIworHsjK8m&q=85&s=d1dc5b85a98a9b8a35ac3245c529accc" alt="The USD₮ tab, with the EVM wallet row expanded into its networks" width="1896" height="838" data-path="images/chrome/entawallet/Wallets-USDT-tab.png" />

<Warning>
  **Ethereum** is the one network marked **Gas fees apply** — every other EVM network here is **Free to send**.

  If you're choosing the network yourself, one of the free options will always cost you less. Only use Ethereum when the other side specifically requires it.
</Warning>

<Tip>
  All seven EVM networks share the same address, so you'll see the same `0x66e…7329c` on every row. That's expected — one address, yours across every EVM chain. What differs is which chain the funds actually sit on, and that's what the sender has to pick correctly.
</Tip>

## 3. Choosing a network to receive on

When someone asks which network to send USD₮ on, the answer depends on what their wallet or exchange supports:

* **Tron** is the most widely offered, and is what most exchanges default to
* **Solana** is fast and cheap, and increasingly common
* On **EVM**, pick any of the free networks you both support — Arbitrum, Base, Celo, Optimism, Plasma or Polygon

Whichever you agree on, open that network's page and copy the address from there. See [EVM Wallet](/Wallet/usdt/evm), [Solana Wallet](/Wallet/usdt/solana) or [Tron Wallet](/Wallet/usdt/tron).