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noorman0

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Quote from: mr_ROBOTT on April 15, 2021, 09:45:59 AM

I save it in my atomic wallet. I guess this inventory is locked, but I do not know why! Undecided

I haven't tried before, but you can do this alternative. Export your usdt-trx privkey from the atomic wallet, then access your wallet on the tronscan.org site and try to send your usdt from there. Your risk of losing is a total of $6 for this experiment.

Quote from: mr_ROBOTT on April 15, 2021, 09:49:08 AM

Transaction address: https://tronscan.org/#/transaction/351d5eeca0418be15ae3d34b33e16ce69b28ab39821871cdd3a14b4a5e9d10ea

I think it is an incoming tx link, not a transaction you send to another address.

cloirecrom

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You need to pay the tx fee with tron

max6575

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as developer works on delivering different service for public audience, there might be option as users with the token as trader or investors that they might work on decision with least on hassle as transmitting balance on possession with the wallet.

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Quote from: lobo13hf on April 14, 2021, 11:40:34 PM

You didn't have tron to pay the fees, you must have sent at least 1 tron to your wallet to be able withdraw your money.
You have already noticed by the way.

You can try to check it by push send all button to check whether it's already available in your wallet. Can you tell me? does your wallet have at least 1 tron to pay the network fees?

No, I do not have any tron in my wallet to pay the fee. So I have to transfer 1 tron to my wallet and then request a withdrawal?

Keep in your mind when you wanna create any txs on your tron wallet and you will always need tron to pay the fees.

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I have made many transfers and I usually use a coinomi wallet and in transfers the total balance of my wallet is reduced as a network fee. I will definitely add some tron to the wallet in the next few days and publish the news here .
(Although I think the transfer will not take place again)

Yeah just try that and when you are facing another problem and you can ask about it again. Did you mean your balance reduced to be converted into the trx to pay the fees?

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It's a classic problem you don't charge gas, try buying from an exchange a few tron continue to use it as a gas charge. Now all transactions require gas fees, if you don't have gas fees you will fail the transaction

maxreish

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Probably you need a gas fee to proceed the transaction. But yeah im just wondering, too. Where is your available balance? It should be shown on the transaction if there is really a 5 usdt in your wallet. However, let us know if you did successfully withdraw that one after depositing 1 trx.
Or, the best thing is to dm the support of that wallet so they can guide you on the process.

mr_ROBOTT

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Quote from: poodle63 on April 15, 2021, 03:28:44 AM

just buy tron from exchange or somewhere else then send it to your address where the USDT that you have exist and it should atleast exactly 0.1TRX or above (recommended) since USDT requires tron to pay for the gas fee required.
USDT that you have is TRC20 token and it can't be used to pay for the gas fee, I know that sounds inconvenient but that's how things work when it comes to token like these.

Quote from: BIN-BIN on April 15, 2021, 03:35:29 AM

Sometimes transactions are term durst when the amount for transactions fee is more than the amount you want to send. The transaction fees to send your $5 are over $5 so you don’t have gas fee which should be intron.

I thought the transaction was not approved but I waited for several days and again I had the same problem. In the next few days I will add 1TRX to my wallet and try it out.

Transaction address: https://tronscan.org/#/transaction/351d5eeca0418be15ae3d34b33e16ce69b28ab39821871cdd3a14b4a5e9d10ea

mr_ROBOTT

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Quote from: _IRMAN on April 15, 2021, 03:29:43 AM

In which wallet do you store your USDT? looks like your USDT is locked or is somewhere else, make sure your USDT is available for withdrawal
Look at this

I save it in my atomic wallet. I guess this inventory is locked, but I do not know why! Undecided

BIN-BIN

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Sometimes transactions are term durst when the amount for transactions fee is more than the amount you want to send. The transaction fees to send your $5 are over $5 so you don’t have a gas fee, which should be a native token Tron.

_IRMAN

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In which wallet do you store your USDT? looks like your USDT is locked or is somewhere else, make sure your USDT is available for withdrawal
Look at this

poodle63

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just buy tron from exchange or somewhere else then send it to your address where the USDT that you have exist and it should atleast exactly 0.1TRX or above (recommended) since USDT requires tron to pay for the gas fee required.
USDT that you have is TRC20 token and it can't be used to pay for the gas fee, I know that sounds inconvenient but that's how things work when it comes to token like these.

lobo13hf

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You didn't have tron to pay the fees, you must have sent at least 1 tron to your wallet to be able withdraw your money.
You have already noticed by the way.

You can try to check it by push send all button to check whether it's already available in your wallet. Can you tell me? does your wallet have at least 1 tron to pay the network fees?

mr_ROBOTT

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Hi friends, I have 5 usdt in my wallet and it has been in this wallet for a long time. Today I wanted to pick it up, but I encountered this error.
What is the problem?

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