How to Convert USDT to Gas Fee in CoinTech2u (via Bybit)

CRITICAL WARNING: Use BEP20 Network Only

Always select the BEP20 (BSC) network when withdrawing USDT from Bybit to CoinTech2u. Using the wrong network (ERC20, TRC20, etc.) will result in permanent loss of your funds. Double-check the network on both sides before confirming any transaction.

Get Address

Step 1: Open the User Menu

On the CoinTech2u homepage, tap User in the bottom-right corner.

Step 2: Open My Wallets

Tap My Wallets to access your CoinTech2u wallet balance and options.

Step 3: Tap Deposit

Tap Deposit to view your wallet deposit address and QR code.

Step 4: Select BEP20 Network and Copy Address

Select the BEP20 network, then tap the copy icon to copy your deposit address. You MUST use BEP20 -- using any other network will result in lost funds.

Select BEP20 network and copy deposit address

Withdraw from Bybit

Warning

When withdrawing USDT from Bybit, you must select the BEP20 (BSC) network. This must match the deposit address network from Step 4. Selecting a different network will result in permanent and irreversible loss of funds.

Step 5: Open Bybit Assets

On the Bybit app homepage, tap Assets in the bottom-right corner.

Step 6: Tap Withdraw

Tap Withdraw to start the withdrawal process from your Bybit account.

Step 7: Select Crypto Withdrawal

Select Crypto withdrawal as the withdrawal method.

Step 8: Select USDT

Select USDT as the cryptocurrency to withdraw.

Step 9: Select On-Chain Transfer

Select On-chain as the transfer method for blockchain withdrawal.

Step 10: Paste the Deposit Address

Tap to paste the CoinTech2u BEP20 deposit address you copied in Step 4.

Step 11: Tap to Select Network

Tap the network selector to choose the blockchain network for withdrawal.

Step 12: Select BEP20 Network

Select BEP20 (BSC - Binance Smart Chain). This MUST match the network you selected in Step 4. Do NOT select any other network.

Step 13: Enter the USDT Amount

Enter the amount of USDT you want to withdraw from Bybit.

Step 14: Select Funding Wallet and Withdraw

Tick Funding as the source wallet, then tap Withdraw.

Select funding wallet and withdraw on Bybit

Step 15: Verify All Details Before Confirming

Double-check that the deposit address and network (BEP20) are correct. Verify every character of the address. Incorrect details mean permanent loss of funds.

Step 16: Enter Security Verification Codes

Enter the email verification code and the Google Authenticator code, then tap Confirm to process the withdrawal.

Enter security codes for Bybit withdrawal

Convert Gas Fee

Step 17: Tap Convert

After the USDT arrives in your CoinTech2u wallet (usually within a few minutes), tap Convert to begin the gas fee conversion.

Step 18: Select the Gas Fee Amount

Select the amount of gas fee based on your trading needs and preferences, then tap OK.

Step 19: Confirm the Conversion

Tap Confirm to complete the USDT to gas fee conversion. Your gas fee balance is now ready for AI trading operations.

What's Next?

Your gas fee is loaded and your sub-account is funded. You are now ready to start AI trading on CoinTech2u with your Bybit exchange.

Next: Start AI Trading

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a gas fee in CoinTech2u and why do I need it?

Gas fees in CoinTech2u are operational fees that power the AI trading system. They cover the cost of executing trades, processing transactions, and maintaining the automated trading infrastructure. You need gas fees in your CoinTech2u wallet before the AI bot can start executing trades on your behalf.

Why must I use the BEP20 network for depositing USDT?

CoinTech2u's deposit address is configured for the BEP20 (Binance Smart Chain) network. You must select BEP20 on both the deposit and withdrawal sides to ensure your funds arrive safely. Using a different network such as ERC20 or TRC20 may result in permanent loss of your USDT, as the tokens cannot be recovered from an incompatible network.

What happens if I send USDT using the wrong network?

Sending USDT using the wrong blockchain network (such as ERC20 instead of BEP20) can result in permanent and irreversible loss of your funds. The tokens will be sent to an address on a different blockchain where they cannot be accessed or recovered. Always triple-check that both the sending and receiving networks are set to BEP20 before confirming.