CoinsBee says USDT on TRON generated about 1.8 times as many completed payments as Bitcoin over its measured 90-day window.
\nUSDT on TRON accounted for 16.23% of CoinsBee\u2019s 2026 year-to-date payments, up from 9.92% in 2025.
\nThe figures describe CoinsBee activity only and should not be generalized to global crypto payments.<\/p>\n
USDT on TRON has overtaken Bitcoin in payment activity on CoinsBee, according to a new data release covering a 90-day period from June 4 through September 1.<\/p>\n
CoinsBee\u2019s figures show TRC-20 USDT generated roughly 1.8 times as many completed payments as Bitcoin and around 1.9 times as many as Ethereum during the measurement window.<\/p>\n
The broader year-to-date numbers point in the same direction.<\/p>\n
USDT on TRON represented 16.23% of all CoinsBee payments in 2026 through the reporting period, compared with 9.92% in 2025. CoinsBee described that as a 64% increase in payment share.<\/p>\n
Within USDT activity on the platform, TRC-20 accounted for 44.6% of transaction count and 64.5% of total USDT turnover.<\/p>\n
Those numbers help explain why TRON remains closely associated with stablecoin<\/a> transfer activity: low transaction costs and wide exchange<\/a> support can matter more to payment users than the asset\u2019s role in investment markets.<\/p>\n There is an important limit to the story.<\/p>\n CoinsBee\u2019s data does not establish that USDT on TRON is the world\u2019s most-used payment method, nor does it measure total global payment volume across every merchant, wallet<\/a> or chain.<\/p>\n It tells us what happened on CoinsBee.<\/p>\n The company and TRON DAO<\/a> are also running a 2% promotional discount using code USDT-TRC from September 21 through October 5, which may affect payment behavior during that campaign period.<\/p>\n Within the scope that can be verified, however, the trend is clear: on CoinsBee, USDT on TRON has become a larger payment rail than Bitcoin by completed transaction count over the measured window.<\/p>\n This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\nThe Data Is Platform-Specific<\/h2>\n