The recipient does not pay TRX to this service to redeem a card. The service handles its outgoing payout and sends the full face value in USDT. Later activity in the recipient’s wallet is separate.
What the no-redemption-fee rule covers
At redemption, the recipient supplies the card code and a compatible TRON address. The service prepares its own transaction and covers its outgoing network-resource costs. It does not ask the recipient to transfer a fee before releasing the gift.
A message asking you to send TRX to a stranger to “unlock” this card is not part of the described redemption flow. Check the official order or redemption page and contact the published support address if unsure.
What happens after receipt
Holding or seeing the received USDT is different from sending it onward. On TRON, an outgoing token transaction uses network resources. The wallet may require resources or TRX before it can complete that later operation.
A newly created wallet may also have account-activation steps. Follow the wallet’s official instructions and review its fee estimate. Do not assume every future operation is free because the gift arrived at full value.
Prepare the destination sensibly
Confirm that the wallet or exchange accepts USDT TRC-20 and that you can access it. Exchange deposit minimums and account restrictions still apply independently of this service’s fee policy.
Explain this distinction when giving a card to a beginner: receiving the gift does not require paying this service, while future wallet use may involve additional preparation. Never share a private key for help with that preparation.