Gas under your control

Your fees.
Your keys.
Your control.

Your phone holds the keys for EVM gas, Solana fees and TRON Energy. Fund six EVM networks with BSC USDT through Relay. Add SOL or TRX directly to the separate fee addresses controlled by the same Personal Gas phrase.

For Funding and Spot · Existing wallet addresses stay the same

THE GAS LAYER6 EVM NETWORKS / 1 TOKEN
USDT on BNBEthereum
ETH delivered directly to your gas address on Ethereum.
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Funding + SpotIllustration · no live quote
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Gas owner

You hold the key and recovery phrase

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EVM balances

Ethereum through Base

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Funding flow

BSC USDT distributed through Relay

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Asset approvals

Funding and Spot keep their owners

Less upkeep. More clarity.

Keep the networks.
Lose the juggling.

See your six EVM native balances together. Choose one BSC USDT funding amount and review how it will replenish them.

WHAT THE NETWORKS USE

Native gas.
On each network.

EthereumETH reserve
BNB Smart ChainBNB reserve
PolygonPOL reserve
ArbitrumETH reserve
OptimismETH reserve
BaseETH reserve

ETH on Ethereum, ETH on each rollup, BNB on BNB Smart Chain and POL on Polygon.

HOW YOU FUND THEM

One deposit flow.
All six in view.

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USDTA user-selected funding amount
EthereumBNB Smart ChainPolygonArbitrumOptimismBase

Relay converts your BSC USDT into the selected native balances. Your phone authorizes distribution to your own address on every chain.

Your key controls every destination balance
What your EVM gas account holds and how you fund it. Provider fees and network fees vary.
What you manageYour balancesYour funding flow
Gas assetETH, BNB and POLUSDT on BNB Smart Chain
Top-upsSix actual on-chain balancesOne review with separate route settlements
CustodyYour dedicated phone-held gas keyRelay delivers directly to your address
Asset authorityFunding and Spot remain two-of-threeThe gas key gains no asset-wallet ownership
CostsActual network transaction feesConversion amounts and provider fees shown before approval

From wallet to transaction

A simpler routine.

Set up your gas account once, save its recovery phrase, then fund the networks you use. Your asset wallets keep their separate owners.

  1. 01

    Deposit BSC USDT

    Choose your amount and follow the current Relay deposit instructions. The initial route supplies USDT and starter BNB to your gas address.

  2. 02

    Review the distribution

    See native gas amounts, destination networks and provider fees. Your phone signs the approved distribution and tracks every route separately.

  3. 03

    Pay gas directly

    Normal EVM sends use the native balance already on that network. Your phone signs the outer transaction; the asset Safe keeps its two-owner approval.

Use the deposit instructions shown for your current funding operation. The sending wallet or exchange pays its source-transfer fee. Relay supplies starter BNB to the receiving gas account; destination routes settle independently.

Understand every charge

Every route.
A clearer receipt.

Funding and sending are separate costs. Relay converts EVM gas during funding. Your gas Solana address pays fees and required rent. For TRON, your gas address pays the Energy invoice directly to TronRental, while the asset wallet pays its separate chain fee.

Explore fee history
01 / BEFORE YOU APPROVE

Funding amount USDT

Review the total USDT budget, each destination allocation, provider costs and minimum expected delivery.

02 / AFTER PAYMENT

Actual gas native token

Follow each funding route to delivery. Receipts distinguish network fees, Solana rent and TRON Energy costs, with the payer shown for each charge.

A quote is an estimate until settlement. Historical receipts retain their original evidence. Costs are not guaranteed to be lower.

Ownership stays yours

New gas flow.
Same wallets.

Your asset wallets retain their addresses and two-of-three owners. Your separate Personal Gas phrase controls fee-only EVM, Solana and TRON keys. Orrerie holds none of those keys or personal fee funds. Paying fees gives them no asset-owner vote.

Explore the security model

Your key. Your gas.

The phone generates your separate Personal Gas phrase and fee keys locally. Orrerie never receives them.

Your separate recovery phrase.

Use compatible tools and the correct network derivation paths to recover the gas addresses without a server signature. Anyone with this phrase controls their balances.

Two owners protect your assets.

Funding and Spot remain separate two-of-three asset wallets. Orrerie retains one co-signing share and cannot spend asset funds alone.

Frequently asked questions

Which networks can I fund with BSC USDT?

Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism and Base. Relay delivers ETH, BNB or POL directly to your gas address on each network. You choose the total amount; route minimums and fees determine the available allocation.

Do I pay separately on every network?

No. Follow one BSC USDT deposit flow and review the distribution. Underneath, each destination has its own route and settlement. It is one funding experience, not a single transaction across six blockchains.

Who controls the gas key?

Your separate Personal Gas phrase controls the EVM gas account and fee-only Solana and TRON addresses. The keys stay on your phone; Orrerie does not hold your personal fee funds or keys. Your Funding and Spot asset wallets retain their separate two-of-three owners. Paying fees gives a gas key no asset-owner vote.

Can I access unused gas without Orrerie?

Yes. Your separate Personal Gas phrase controls its EVM, Solana and TRON fee addresses. The Orrerie Recovery tool can move these balances with that phrase; another compatible tool can too, with the documented derivation path for the selected network. The six EVM networks use the same EVM gas address; Solana and TRON have their own addresses. Network withdrawal fees still apply.

Do normal sends require a gas conversion first?

Normal EVM and Solana sends use native gas already held at your personal address; there is no conversion before each send. A TRON token send may need a reviewed Energy purchase from TronRental, paid directly by your gas TRON address. The asset wallet’s separate on-chain fee still applies.

How does the empty gas account get its first BNB?

The initial Relay deposit route delivers starter BNB alongside USDT to the gas account. The wallet or exchange sending that first deposit pays its ordinary source-transfer fee. The receiving gas account does not need pre-existing BNB.

What about Solana, TRON and Bitcoin?

Your gas Solana address pays network fees and required account rent for creation, sends, transfers, Spend payments, cancellations, wallet hops and supported recovery. Set it up in Personal Gas and add SOL directly to that address. Your gas TRON address buys Energy by paying the reviewed invoice directly to TronRental. The sending asset wallet still pays its own on-chain bandwidth, multisignature and any applicable burn fee. Add TRX to the gas address for Energy and keep enough TRX in the asset wallet for its separate chain fee. These personal flows have no operator reserve fallback. Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin fees remain part of their native transactions.

Does BSC USDT funding also top up Solana and TRON?

The Relay distribution funds the six EVM networks only. Set up your Solana and TRON gas addresses in Personal Gas, then add SOL or TRX directly on the correct network. The same Personal Gas phrase controls their separate fee keys.

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Solana creation, sends, cancellations, transfers, wallet hops and supported recovery use your gas SOL for fees and required rent. TRON Energy uses your gas TRX; the asset wallet pays its own chain fee. There is no operator reserve fallback. Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin fees remain part of their own transactions.