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At a glance
- What changed
- Sending USDT or USDC from a Plasma One balance to outside wallets on ten networks, including Ethereum, Tron and Solana, with network and bridge fees paid by Plasma.
- Who it affects
- Plasma One users who pay people or move money to wallets and exchanges on other blockchains.
- When
- Promoted by Plasma on 10 November 2026 at 16:36 UTC. Plasma's help page listing the networks was already published before then; no launch date is given.
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What Plasma said
Plasma posted on 10 November 2026: "Ethereum, Tron, Solana and more. More ways to send money with Plasma One." The 19-second video shows network cards for Plasma, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum One and Ethereum, an Add wallet screen, and a send screen for $250 in USDC on Arbitrum One marked as arriving in under five seconds, confirmed with a Hold to send button.
This is the outbound side of the app. Our 28 October story covered crypto deposits into Plasma One; this one is about sending money out of your balance to a wallet or exchange on another blockchain.
Which networks and tokens
Plasma's help center lists ten networks. USDT and USDC can both go to Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, HyperEVM and Solana. Base takes USDC only, while BNB Smart Chain and Tron take USDT only. Sends on Plasma's own network are USDT or Plasma's XPL token, and XPL can only go to Plasma addresses.
The help page was already live before the post; its last update was more than three weeks earlier. So the post confirms and promotes the feature rather than marking a dated launch, and Plasma has not said when each network was added.
How sending works and what it costs
Tap Send, pick a saved wallet or add a new one, then choose the token and network and enter the address. For a saved Solana or Tron wallet, the address decides the network. On a cross-chain send, your Plasma USDT balance is converted into the token you chose on the destination network.
Plasma pays the network gas and bridge fees. A conversion fee can apply when the destination token has to be bought on a decentralised exchange, so the review screen shows the rate, any fee and the amount the recipient will get before you confirm. There is no minimum or maximum, sends cannot be cancelled or reversed, and the transaction history shows Delivered on with the network once funds arrive.
Our take
Free gas on ten networks is a real convenience for paying people who do not use Plasma One. The risk sits with the network choice. Addresses on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, HyperEVM, Base and BNB Smart Chain look identical, and Plasma warns that the wrong network can mean permanent loss. Ask the recipient which network they expect, send a small amount first when it matters, and check the conversion line on the review screen. If you are moving USDC to your own self-custody wallet, Base app and Phantom both hold it; pick a network both sides support before you send.
Dates to know
As announced by the provider. A listed date does not confirm current availability or eligibility.
- Plasma promotes Plasma One sends to Ethereum, Tron, Solana and moreToday (UTC)
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