Open the USDT asset with the right network badge in Exodus, tap Send, paste your Snapiro USDT address for that network, check the Max Network Fee and confirm. That’s the whole transfer from the Exodus side. For how Exodus compares with Trust Wallet, MetaMask and the hardware options, here’s a side-by-side of crypto wallets in Nigeria.
Once it arrives in Snapiro, you sell it for naira and withdraw to your bank. Exodus doesn’t take a cut when you send, but the blockchain does, and on Tron that fee works differently from what most people expect.
This guide covers network badges, TRX for fees, and where to find the transaction ID. For the naira rate and the full sell flow, read how to sell USDT for naira.
Read the network badge first
Exodus supports USDT on more than one blockchain and shows each one as its own asset with a small network badge, such as TRX for Tron or ETH for Ethereum. When an asset exists on several networks, Exodus gives you a dropdown to pick which one you’re looking at.
| USDT in Exodus on | Snapiro network | Fee paid in |
|---|---|---|
| Tron (TRX badge) | TRC20 | TRX |
| BNB Smart Chain (if your Exodus shows it) | BEP20 | BNB |
| Ethereum (ETH badge) | ERC20 | ETH |
| Solana, Polygon, Algorand or any other | Not supported | Don’t send |
The network your USDT sits on in Exodus must be the network of the Snapiro address you paste. USDT on a network Snapiro doesn’t support, sent to a Snapiro address, can be lost. Here’s the full list of supported networks.
How fees work when you send USDT from Exodus
Exodus itself charges nothing to send or receive. You pay only the network fee, and it’s paid in the network’s own coin, not in USDT.
USDT on Tron needs TRX
Exodus’s Tron help says fees for TRC20 tokens are paid in TRX, or covered by “energy” you get by freezing TRX. If you have enough energy, the fee can show as 0 TRX. Most people don’t, so keep some TRX in the same Exodus wallet before you try to send. How much depends on network activity; Exodus shows the figure on the send screen.
Exodus also notes that sending a TRC20 token to an address that has never held that token can cost more, because the address has to be set up for it. Your first send to a fresh Snapiro TRC20 address may cost a little more than later ones.
USDT on Ethereum needs ETH
ERC20 sends are paid in ETH and are usually the priciest of the three. Exodus lets you adjust the fee on the confirmation screen, but a fee set too low can leave the transfer waiting. Exodus says it can only speed up a stuck ETH transaction if the original was sent with a custom fee and you have enough ETH to cover the higher one.
What “Max Network Fee” means
On the confirmation screen, Exodus shows a Max Network Fee. That’s the most you might pay. In most cases the real fee is lower, and you’re only charged what the transaction actually needs.
Step 1: Get your Snapiro USDT address
In Snapiro, open Home › All wallets › USDT, tap Deposit and pick the Network that matches your Exodus USDT. No address yet? Tap Create address; it usually takes under a minute, so pull down to refresh. The guide to depositing crypto on Snapiro has the details.
Step 2: Send from Exodus
On Exodus Mobile:
- Tap the Wallet icon and scroll to USDT. If you hold it on more than one network, pick the one with the right badge.
- Tap Send.
- Paste your Snapiro address, or scan the QR code on Snapiro’s Deposit screen.
- Enter the amount.
- Review the address, amount and Max Network Fee, then confirm.
Exodus Desktop follows the same pattern: select USDT, choose Send, fill in the address and amount, then confirm.
Leave any memo field empty. Snapiro’s Deposit screen gives only an address and a QR code. Before you confirm, compare the first and last few characters of the pasted address with Snapiro’s, because clipboard malware and look-alike addresses are real risks.
Using Exodus with a hardware wallet? Exodus says Tron and TRC20 tokens aren’t supported with Trezor inside Exodus, so for a Trezor-linked account you’d use the Ethereum route or the Trezor app itself. Exodus does list Tron among the networks that work with Ledger in Exodus Mobile.
Finding the transaction ID in Exodus
Every send in Exodus has a transaction ID in its transaction details. Open USDT, tap the transfer in its history, and you’ll find the ID there, with the option to open it on a block explorer (Tronscan for Tron, Etherscan for Ethereum, BscScan for BNB Smart Chain). Copy it and keep it until the deposit shows in Snapiro.
If the explorer shows the transfer confirmed but Snapiro hasn’t credited it after a while, go through why a deposit hasn’t been credited and then contact Snapiro support from the Support tab in the app with the ID.
Step 3: Sell for naira
When the USDT lands, tap USDT under Sell a coin in Snapiro, tap Sell, enter the amount or tap Max, check the naira figure, tap Sell USDT and confirm with your PIN. The naira is in your naira wallet straight away. Snapiro counts USDT as $1, so the naira you get is the amount times today’s rate, which you can check on the rate calculator.
Withdrawals to your bank need a verified BVN or NIN and an account in the same name; they cost ₦200 each (minimum ₦1,000) and go out within 60 seconds. Or use the naira balance for bills like data and electricity, with 1% cashback. See the fees page for every charge.
The fee logic is much the same in other self-custody wallets. If you use more than one, the same applies to Trust Wallet and MetaMask.
Common questions
Why won’t Exodus let me send my USDT?
Almost always it’s the fee coin. USDT on Tron needs TRX, USDT on Ethereum needs ETH and USDT on BNB Smart Chain needs BNB, sitting in the same Exodus wallet.
Does Exodus charge a fee to send to Snapiro?
No, only the blockchain network fee. Snapiro doesn’t charge you to receive either, and there’s no minimum deposit.
Can I sell before verifying my Snapiro account?
No. Deposits work without verification, but selling needs a verified BVN or NIN, and so do the steps to add a bank account and withdraw naira.
Someone from “Exodus support” wants my recovery phrase. Should I share it?
Never. Whoever has that phrase controls the wallet. Snapiro staff also never ask for your PIN or password. Read how to spot scammers.
Exodus users can check today’s USDT to naira rate first, then send once the Snapiro app is set up.
