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Dust refers to a tiny amount of coins in fractional values and is usually below the network/transaction fee. The Bitcoin protocol sometimes generates tiny outputs of coins when users send BTC back and forth. Other UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) blockchains that are forked from Bitcoin also generate this same tiny output, e.g. Litecoin (LTC), Dogecoin (DOGE), Bitcoin Cash (BCH).

It is unprofitable for users to spend funds that require a larger value of network fee to confirm your transaction

It pollutes the ecosystem by overloading the network with uneconomic transactions (in terms of data storage and time, the small-value transaction requires data space storage similar to the large-value transaction) 

It decreases your privacy level when you are consolidating your dust from various wallets to one, this exposes your wallet identities whereby others can guess the wallets all belong to one person

1. It is unprofitable for users to spend funds that require a larger value of network fee to confirm your transaction
2. It pollutes the ecosystem by overloading the network with uneconomic transactions (in terms of data storage and time, the small-value transaction requires data space storage similar to the large-value transaction) 
3. It decreases your privacy level when you are consolidating your dust from various wallets to one, this exposes your wallet identities whereby others can guess the wallets all belong to one person

<b>When you are trying to send BTC/LTC/DOGE/BCH on Crypto.com De-Fi Wallet, dust UTXO error might occur when:</b>

The transaction is rejected by the network because it is constructed with dust UTXO, requiring more fees to spend the actual amount of what it’s worth, this is to prevent the network from being “spammed” with transactions that will slow down the network and creates costs to those running the BTC/LTC/DOGE/BCH servers.

The transaction would generate dust change output that would make spending them challenging (referring to the previous point)

- The transaction is rejected by the network because it is constructed with dust UTXO, requiring more fees to spend the actual amount of what it’s worth, this is to prevent the network from being “spammed” with transactions that will slow down the network and creates costs to those running the BTC/LTC/DOGE/BCH servers.
- The transaction would generate dust change output that would make spending them challenging (referring to the previous point)

<b>How can I solve this dust UTXO error?</b>

Do not send small-value transactions with a higher fee amount. Since the network will attempt to create a UTXO from a small transaction, the transaction will fail.

Try adding more funds first to the wallet before sending them all out. Having a larger transaction will ensure that the network accepts the transaction right away.

Choose a lower fee tier in the send confirmation screen

Make sure to leave a considerable amount of the remaining balance on the wallet so that the network will not consider it as a dust transaction when you’re trying to spend the remaining balance

- Do not send small-value transactions with a higher fee amount. Since the network will attempt to create a UTXO from a small transaction, the transaction will fail.
- Try adding more funds first to the wallet before sending them all out. Having a larger transaction will ensure that the network accepts the transaction right away.
- Choose a lower fee tier in the send confirmation screen
- Make sure to leave a considerable amount of the remaining balance on the wallet so that the network will not consider it as a dust transaction when you’re trying to spend the remaining balance

What is Dust?

Dust has 3 negative impacts:

How can I solve this dust UTXO error?