NOWPayments Offers Zero Network Fees on USDT TRC20 Payments for New Users

[PRESS RELEASE – Amsterdam, Netherlands, February 9th, 2026] NOWPayments, a crypto payment gateway, has announced a limited-time promotion offering zero network fees on USDT (TRC20) payments for new partners. To access the zero-fee option, users need to register with NOWPayments and enable Custody in their dashboard. Enabling Custody also provides access to additional features such as Mass Payouts and off-chain conversions, allowing businesses to streamline payment flows and manage settlements more efficiently. The initiative allows newly registered merchants to accept USDT TRC20 payments without network fees for the first two months*, helping businesses save on operational costs while exploring crypto payments in a real-world environment. The offer is designed to support companies across multiple industries – including iGaming, Trading, Software as a Service (SaaS), and technology teams such as IT companies and developers – by lowering the barrier to entry for stablecoin payments. By removing network fees on USDT TRC20 deposits, NOWPayments enables merchants to experience fast, reliable, and cost-efficient crypto transactions from day one. “Our mission is to make crypto payments practical and accessible for businesses of all sizes,” said Kate Lifshits, CEO of NOWPayments. “This promotion gives new partners the opportunity to evaluate our infrastructure without additional network costs – from seamless API integration to near-instant settlement.” In addition to the zero-fee promotion, NOWPayments supports 350 cryptocurrencies, including 20+ stablecoins across Ethereum, Tron, Binance Smart Chain, Solana, Polygon and other blockchain networks. Payments can reach finality in under a minute, depending on the network, with no limits on transaction size – large-value payments are processed at the same speed as smaller ones. The platform also imposes no limits on transaction volume, offering high throughput and enabling businesses to process a large number of payments ef...