according to Cointelegraph, the built-in encrypted wallet "Wallet in Telegram" now supports zero-fee purchases of USDT in more than 60 countries/regions, aiming to reduce costs and promote the adoption of stablecoins.
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Telegram's built-in crypto wallet now supports buying USDT with zero transaction fees
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