Select TON as the coin you're sending, paste your USDT wallet address (TRC-20 for dirt cheap fees, ERC-20 if you need Ethereum compatibility, or TON Jetton if you want to keep everything inside the Telegram universe), and hit swap. CoinVast grabs you a rate with a flat 2% spread, locked the moment you create the swap, shows a deposit address, and after just 1 confirmation on the TON network (we're talking seconds, not coffee breaks), your USDT lands in your wallet. Minimum send is 1 TON. Nobody asks for your passport, your email, or a selfie with today's newspaper.
1 TON ≈ 1.3626 USDT right now, our flat 2% spread already included.
Last reviewed · rates and limits are live
≈ $300.24
≈ $292.74
Your rate locks the moment you create the swap and holds for the full 30-minute deposit window.
No account · Deposits screened before exchange, never frozen after
Toncoin is the cryptocurrency that grew up inside Telegram's living room. Originally designed by the Telegram team and now run by an open community, TON was built from the ground up to be absurdly fast, stupidly cheap, and deeply woven into an app that 950 million people already have on their phones. It handles thousands of transactions per second, charges fees so small you need a magnifying glass to find them, and powers an entire ecosystem of mini apps, games, wallets, and payments that all live inside Telegram. If crypto adoption has a front door in 2026, it looks a lot like a Telegram chat.
But TON's price moves. Sometimes it moves a lot. One week you're feeling like a genius for holding, the next week you're refreshing CoinGecko at 2 AM wondering if the bottom is in. USDT, on the other hand, does exactly one thing: it stays at one dollar. One beautiful, boring, perfectly predictable dollar. When the chart starts looking like a heart rate monitor and you want off the ride, USDT is the parking garage.
The TON to USDT swap is one of the smoothest trades you'll ever make, and here's why: TON only needs 1 confirmation. One. That's it. By the time you've looked away from your screen and looked back, your deposit is confirmed and your USDT is on the way. Compare that to Bitcoin (2 confirmations, 20 minutes of staring) or Ethereum (12 confirmations, 3 minutes of pretending you're not anxious) and you'll understand why TON feels like it was built by people who actually use crypto instead of just writing whitepapers about it.
CoinVast supports USDT payouts on three networks: TRC-20 on Tron for the lowest fees, ERC-20 on Ethereum if that's where your DeFi life happens, and USDT on TON itself (as a Jetton), which means you can swap Toncoin to a stablecoin and never leave the TON ecosystem. That last option is especially sweet for Telegram natives who want stable value without installing a whole new wallet or learning what "gas" means on a different chain.
The whole point of doing this on CoinVast is that there's no exchange account, no identity verification, and no 48 hour "compliance review" where a stranger decides if you deserve access to your own money. You send TON, you get USDT. Simple as that.
Confirmation counts and minimums above are the live values our exchange engine uses, not marketing copy. Block times are network averages and can vary.
Choose how much TON you are sending. The card quotes your USDT payout with the spread and network fee already counted in. Paste the Tron (TRC-20) address the payout should land at, plus an optional TON refund address in case the swap cannot complete.
You get a deposit address on the TON network. Send your TON to it from any wallet, in one payment of at least 1 TON. No account, no email, nothing to install.
Your deposit needs 1 confirmation on TON, about 1 minute. We screen it before the exchange starts, then send USDT to your address and post the transaction hash on your order page.
Volatility is the big one and it always will be. TON can rally 20% in a week because someone launched a viral mini app on Telegram, and then give half of it back because the broader market sneezed. If you've been riding a nice TON pump and that little voice in your head says "maybe bank some of this before reality kicks in," swapping to USDT is exactly how you listen to that voice. You lock in the number. The chart stops being your boss. You can go outside and look at trees for a change.
Telegram ecosystem positioning is a reason unique to TON. A lot of people earn TON through Telegram games, airdrops, and mini app rewards. That's great until you realize your "salary" fluctuates 10% a day. Converting some of those earnings to USDT (especially USDT on TON as a Jetton) stabilizes your balance without forcing you to leave the ecosystem you're already living in. You keep your stablecoins in the same wallet, the same network, the same Telegram interface. Nothing changes except the number stops jumping around.
Trading rotation is the classic play. Experienced traders sit in USDT when they think TON ran too hot, then buy back when the price cools off. USDT is the waiting room. It's not exciting, but the WiFi works and the chairs don't move. Having stablecoins ready means you can re-enter a TON position in seconds instead of waiting for a bank transfer to clear while the price you wanted disappears.
Cross chain flexibility is a practical one. USDT exists on basically every blockchain that matters. By swapping TON to USDT, you get a token that's accepted everywhere: Tron, Ethereum, BNB Chain, TON, Solana, you name it. It's the universal adapter of crypto. Need to move value from the TON ecosystem to Ethereum DeFi? Swap to USDT first, then you're speaking every chain's language.
Privacy matters. Centralized exchanges that handle TON to fiat conversions want your passport, your address, a video of you blinking, and probably a DNA sample in the near future. CoinVast asks for none of that. You provide a receiving address, send TON, get USDT. The only thing connecting you to the swap is a transaction ID, and that ID doesn't know your name.
Stablecoin yields haven't gone away. Lending USDT on DeFi protocols still earns predictable APY without the emotional damage of holding a volatile asset through a downturn. Swapping TON to USDT and parking it in a yield pool is a legitimate strategy for people who want their money working without their blood pressure rising.
1 TON. At current prices that's a few dollars, enough to run through the entire flow without committing anything serious. Send the minimum, watch your USDT arrive, and then go bigger once you've seen how fast and painless it is.
Absurdly fast. CoinVast needs just 1 confirmation on the TON network, and TON confirms in seconds. After that, your USDT is sent to your wallet. If you picked TRC-20 or TON Jetton for your payout, the USDT arrives almost instantly. ERC-20 might add a couple of minutes depending on Ethereum gas. Total time from clicking swap to holding Tether is usually under 5 minutes, and honestly most of that time is you double checking the address.
It depends on where you want your stablecoins to live. TRC-20 (Tron) is the cheapest and fastest option for most people. ERC-20 (Ethereum) makes sense if you're using Ethereum based DeFi protocols like Aave or Uniswap. TON Jetton keeps your USDT on the TON network, which is perfect if you live inside Telegram and want everything in one place. CoinVast also supports USDT on TON as a Jetton, so you can stay fully native. Whatever you pick, make sure the receiving wallet actually supports that network. This is not the place to guess.
None whatsoever. CoinVast is non-custodial. You paste a USDT receiving address, send TON to a deposit address, and the swap runs automatically. No email, no phone number, no uploading a photo of yourself holding a handwritten sign like you're applying for a ransom. Automated pre-screening runs for compliance, but you never create an account or hand over personal data.
One rate, locked. CoinVast quotes a single flat 2% spread over the mid-market rate, fixed the instant you create the swap, so you know exactly how much USDT you'll receive before sending anything. There's no floating option to weigh and no rate drift to worry about: the rate you see is the rate you get. The TON network fee shows separately on the quote, apart from the 2%.
Yes, and this is one of the things that makes CoinVast especially handy for Telegram users. USDT on TON is issued as a Jetton (TON's token standard), so you can receive your stablecoins directly on the TON network. Your USDT stays in the same ecosystem as your Toncoin, works with TON wallets like Tonkeeper and the Telegram Wallet, and transfers cost almost nothing. If you're already deep in the TON world, this is the natural choice.
Of course. The reverse pair works with the same no-KYC, non-custodial flow. Pick USDT as the send coin (on TRC-20, ERC-20, or TON), paste your TON wallet address, and go. Handy for when you've been sitting in stablecoins and TON dips to a price that makes your fingers twitch.
This is the one thing you genuinely need to get right. If you ask for USDT on TRC-20 but paste an ERC-20 address (or vice versa), the funds could be lost permanently. CoinVast shows you which network you selected before you confirm. Take the extra five seconds: TRC-20 addresses start with "T," ERC-20 addresses start with "0x," and TON addresses are a long alphanumeric string. Match the network to the wallet. Blockchains do not have a customer service number.
TON was engineered from scratch for speed. The network uses a sharding architecture that processes thousands of transactions per second, and blocks finalize so quickly that CoinVast only needs 1 confirmation. Compare that to Bitcoin's 2 confirmations (about 20 minutes) or Ethereum's 12 confirmations (about 3 minutes). TON is the difference between taking the elevator and taking the stairs. To the 47th floor. In flip flops.
Setting it up takes under a minute. The blockchain handles the rest.