# Gas Features

## Overview

inabit’s Terminal includes robust gas management features that ensure seamless blockchain operations at scale. From automating transaction costs to allowing easy refueling, the **Gas Features** in the Terminal give your organization full control and reliability over how blockchain-native gas is handled across your payment infrastructure.

### Gas Sweeping

Whenever a user makes a deposit through a widget, the funds are initially stored in a dedicated blockchain address. To centralize and secure these funds, inabit automatically **sweeps** them into your organization's main wallet using a process called **Gas Sweeping**.

This process requires gas fees (e.g., ETH, TRX, MATIC), which are **not deducted from the user’s deposit**. Instead, they are handled through your organization’s **Gas Station Wallet**, ensuring reliability and avoiding failed transactions.

Sweeping frequency is fully configurable:

* **Daily**
* **Weekly**
* **On-demand**
* **Never (manual sweep only)**

➡️ Read more about [Gas Sweeping →](/inabit-terminal/terminal-guide/gas-features/gas-sweeping.md)

### Gas Refueling

To support sweeping and other blockchain operations, inabit provides an easy way to **top up gas balances** directly from the Terminal.

You can refuel your Gas Station Wallet by:

* **Paying with a credit card** (select chain, amount, and billing details)
* **Sending crypto** to a dedicated funding address per blockchain

These funds are stored securely and used exclusively to cover gas fees for sweep operations — not user balances or purchases.

➡️ Read more about [Gas Refueling →](/inabit-terminal/terminal-guide/gas-features/gas-refueling.md)

### Why It Matters

* No need to rely on user deposits having spare gas
* Automated fund consolidation keeps your assets secure and organized
* Reduce operational risk with proactive refueling and monitoring
* Works across multiple blockchains: Ethereum, Tron, Polygon, BSC, and more


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