How To

USDT0 gives users an easy and efficient way to move USDT across different chains.

Here's our step-by-step guide on how to use our interface:

  1. Access the Transfer Page Navigate to our transfer interface by clicking on the green Transfer button (https://usdt0.to/transfer)

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  1. Connect Your Wallet Click on the Connect button, a window will appear which presents you with a variety of wallet options. Choose which option works best for you. In our example we will use Rabby Wallet.

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  1. Select the origin and destination chain Select which network you would like to transfer your funds from by clicking on the From Section of the UI as well as the To section. A window will pop up displaying your options.

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In our example we will select Arbitrum as the origin chain and Plasma as the destination chain.

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  1. Enter the Transfer Amount Select the amount of USDT0 to be transferred from Arbitrum on Plasma or any other conbination you might need.

In our example we will transfer 10,000 USDT0 on Arbitrum to Plasma.

4.1 Select Route - USDT0/Aori (if available)

What is Aori and when should I use it? Aori is an intent-based settlement protocol that provides instant cross-chain transfers through a decentralized solver network.

Choose Aori when:

  • You need immediate settlement (< 5 seconds)

  • Trading or arbitrage timing is critical

  • You're willing to pay a small fee for speed

Choose Native USDT0 when:

  • Cost savings are your priority (free transfers)

  • Standard settlement times (30s-3min) are acceptable

  • You're transferring large amounts

Aori Technical documentation →

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The USDT0 native route serves as the default transfer method. For supported chains, Aori's intent-based settlement protocol provides an alternative execution path with distinct performance characteristics.

4.1.1 Receive Gas on the Destination Chain

If you do not have Gas on the chain you like to transfer your funds on, then the UI will prompt you to set gas on the destination chain. Click on Add in the Gas on destination section. A window will show up allowing you to select between, None, Medium, Max amount of gas which will be airdropped. You can also select a custom amount.

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4.1.2 Fee tolerance

Intent-based transfers involve dynamic market-based pricing. Fee tolerance protects users from unexpected cost increases by setting a maximum acceptable fee threshold.

Setting Your Tolerance:

  • 0.5%: Conservative, suitable for most transactions

  • 1.0%: Moderate, balanced approach

  • 3.0%: High, for urgent transfers where speed is critical

  • Custom: Advanced users can specify exact tolerances

If the actual fee exceeds your configured tolerance, the transaction will be rejected before execution, ensuring no unexpected costs.

Example: For a $10,000 transfer with 1% fee tolerance, the transaction will only execute if total fees remain below $100.

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  1. Initiate Transfer Transferring assets is a two step process. Click the Transfer button and approve the transactions to initiate the transfer.

5.1 Step 1: Approving spending Cap

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5.2 Step 2: Bridge

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Now that you have signed both transactions, your transfer is on its way.

  1. Waiting for the transaction to arrive After you initiated the transfer the UI will display an estimate on when your funds arrive.

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  1. (Optional) Add Destination Address If you want to transfer your funds to another wallet address on the destination chain, you can do so by clicking the green wallet icon above the From Section. wallet

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