Most chains treat USDT transfers like any other transaction: you pay gas in the native token, even for simple sends. That creates constant small leaks—$1 here, $3 there—especially noticeable on frequent or mid-size moves.

Plasma removes that layer completely for USDT. The protocol includes a native paymaster that sponsors gas fees exclusively for stablecoin transfers. Result: sender sees $0 cost deducted, receiver gets the full amount, no extra token needed in wallet.

Key numbers from repeated use:
- Average fee saved per transfer vs. comparable EVM chains: $1.50–$4.00 (varies by network congestion)
- Typical send range tested ($50–$600): 100% gas-free on Plasma side
- Confirmation time: consistently under 1 second
- No failed transactions or “insufficient funds” errors during peak hours

This design targets exactly where stablecoins get used most—regular payments, remittances, merchant settlements—not speculative trading. By specializing, Plasma avoids the congestion tax that hits general-purpose chains when stablecoin volume spikes.

$XPL handles the backend economics: staked to secure validators, earns from non-stable operations and overall network activity. Higher real usage increases fee throughput to validators without adding cost to USDT users.

For anyone moving stable value monthly or weekly, No interface tricks or temporary subsidies—just protocol-level fee coverage for the asset people actually transfer.

Test it with small amounts first, track wallet inflows/outflows over a few weeks, and the difference shows up in the balance sheet.

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