TRON Energy, on your terms
Move USDT. Keep your TRX.
Rent TRON Energy. See the price now and how it changes through the day.
TRX or USDT (TRC-20) sent here from your next sending address buys it Energy for 1 hour. For volume, your backend orders the same through our API.
- Lower cost per transfer
- TRX or USDT accepted
- Active for 1 hour
Keys stay yours: a plain payment or a signed API call.
Send TRX. Get Energy.
Quick buy
- TRX
- USDT (TRC-20)
Active for 1 hour
Send any amount between and .
Energy goes to the address you pay from. Send from the wallet that will make the USDT transfer.
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We are not taking payments right now, so no address is shown. Please do not send anything — check back later.
A payment below the minimum is not sent back: it buys nothing and stays on this address. The minimum follows the live Energy price and can change during the day — check it here just before you send.
A payment below the minimum is not sent back. The current minimum is not shown right now, so do not send yet — reload the page, and send only once the minimum shows here.
Paying in USDT? The range is in TRX. Your USDT is converted at our live rate when the payment is processed — usually as it arrives, later if no rate is available then — and it is that TRX amount that has to be inside the range. The rate and the minimum both move, so leave a clear margin above the minimum.
The Energy lands on the paying wallet once the network confirms your payment, and stays there for 1 hour.
Important!
- This address accepts TRX and USDT (TRC-20) only.
- Sending other cryptocurrencies may result in loss of funds.
More ways to buy
Keys stay yours: a plain payment or a signed API call.
Energy
Active for 1 hour- Price right now
- Price at its lowest
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- Price at its highest
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instead of burned by the network
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Dollar figures are approximate. Rate , taken .
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Energy
Active for 1 hour- Price right now
- Price at its lowest
- typically ·
- Price at its highest
- typically ·
instead of burned by the network
· typically
Times are in your local time ().
Typical prices over the last , not a promise. ·
Dollar figures are approximate. Rate , taken .
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Pays from any TRON wallet or script
- TronLink
- Trust Wallet
- TokenPocket
- OKX Wallet
No plug-in, no connect button. TronLink, a hardware device or your own script: whatever sends TRX or USDT (TRC-20) can pay.
From one payment to an automated order
The manual route takes one transfer. The API route takes one call.
First time? Three steps
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Scan the QR code
Point the sending wallet's camera at the QR, or paste the address into it.
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Send TRX or USDT
The sum sets the resource volume. Today's rate is on the card before anything leaves.
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Receive Energy
The delegation lands on the paying address and holds for 1 hour. Next, try the same order through the API.
Your transfer needs Energy. It doesn’t need to burn through your TRX.
Every USDT transfer on TRON runs on Energy. Without it, the network burns your TRX instead; rented Energy covers that cost for less.
Three reasons
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Two ways in, both short
The quick buy needs no account and no form. The API needs a token, a secret and a balance, and nothing else.
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Lower cost per transfer
For your finance team: renting the resource is cheaper than the TRX burnt per transfer, and today's figures for both sit on this page.
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Energy lands where the payment came from
On the page, the payer is the receiver, so no address is typed. In the API, your code names it. We see only public addresses, never keys.
More Energy. Same control.
How this works
- A resource, not an approval: no right to spend your USDT
- Your private key never leaves you
- Energy is delegated to your address; your keys and tokens stay with you
- The balance is charged for what is delegated, not for what was asked.
Burn TRX or rent Energy: one USDT transfer, priced today
Both sides of the comparison are read live when this page loads, so you see the real figures before you pay anything.
| Network TRX burn | With TRXUp | You save | Staking for one transfer a day |
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| 6.50 TRX | 1.17 TRX | 5.33 TRX | 6 494 TRX |
Measured .
Example: one USDT transfer
A USDT transfer usually needs about 65,000 Energy when the recipient already holds USDT. A transfer to an address with no USDT on it right now — a new wallet, one that has sent all its USDT away, or a fresh exchange deposit address — may need about 131,000 Energy. The exact requirement can change, so check the current estimate before paying.
The price is not fixed, so the page reads the current one each time it loads — reload it if it has been open for a while.
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Over the last 7 days, 65,000 Energy cost from 1.04 TRX (≈ $0.33) to 1.82 TRX (≈ $0.57).
Dollar figures are approximate. Rate TRXUSDT 0.3156, taken .
You can pay anything from to in a single payment.
A payment below the minimum is not sent back: it buys nothing and stays on this address. The minimum follows the live Energy price and can change during the day — check it here just before you send.
A payment below the minimum is not sent back. The current minimum is not shown right now, so do not send yet — reload the page, and send only once the minimum shows here.
Paying in USDT? The range is in TRX. Your USDT is converted at our live rate when the payment is processed — usually as it arrives, later if no rate is available then — and it is that TRX amount that has to be inside the range. The rate and the minimum both move, so leave a clear margin above the minimum.
Your payment came back?
A payment comes back if it was above the maximum, if we could not fill it, or if the minimum rose after it was sent and it was not below the minimum this page showed at that time. Nothing is bought and no Energy is delivered: it goes back to the wallet it came from.
A payment in TRX comes back less the network fee for the return transfer, so you receive less than you sent. A payment in USDT comes back less the same fee, counted in USDT at the rate the payment was valued at.
A payment below the minimum this page showed when it was sent does not come back: it buys nothing and stays on this address. A payment in USDT is measured by its TRX value at our rate when the payment is processed, which can be later than when it arrived.
If any other payment has not come back, contact us via our support page with the hash of your transfer, and we will return it by hand.
Before you integrate
What developers and operators ask us before the first call.
Energy per USDT transfer: what to budget?
Plan for about 65,000 Energy per transfer to a wallet that already has USDT. A recipient with a zero USDT balance — a brand-new deposit address, or one your system has emptied — can take about 131,000 Energy, because that transfer also opens the token balance. These figures move with the network, so let your code call the estimate first rather than hard-coding them.
What is the fee on a USDT transfer, rented versus burnt?
It changes during the day, so this page reads it live and the API returns it per request. Below you can see what the network would burn for one USDT transfer next to what the Energy costs here; the gap between the two is your margin.
| Network TRX burn | With TRXUp | You save | Staking for one transfer a day |
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| 6.50 TRX | 1.17 TRX | 5.33 TRX | 6 494 TRX |
Measured .
Will I still need TRX for network fees?
Mostly not. Energy covers the costly part, the contract call. Bandwidth is the small rest: an address gets a free daily allowance, and past it a little TRX is burnt. Order Bandwidth in the same request, or leave a few TRX on the sending address, and broadcast only after the delegation shows up.
Who receives the Energy — the payer or an address I choose?
The quick buy on this page delegates to whatever address paid. Through the API you name the receiving address yourself in the request, so one balance can serve every hot wallet and deposit address you run.
When is an order filled, and for how long?
An API order is filled from your balance, and a payment here once the network confirms it; either way the delegation is public on-chain. It then holds for 1 hour, and anything that address sends meanwhile draws on it until it is spent.
What do I need to start: an approval, a login, keys?
For the page, nothing: an ordinary payment, no contract to approve, no plug-in, so nobody gains a right over your tokens. For the API, a cabinet with a token and its secret. Neither path ever asks for a seed phrase or a private key.
How can my system follow an order's status?
Call the order-status endpoint with our ID or your external_id; it returns new, pending, success or failed. Without the API, put the address into a TRON explorer: the payment and the delegation are both public.
Is USDT accepted as payment as well as TRX?
Yes, either coin works: USDT (TRC-20) or TRX, delegated back to whoever paid. One catch with USDT: paying in it is a token movement too, so from an address holding no resources it burns some TRX. Paying in TRX spends Bandwidth alone.
Will a withdrawal from an exchange work?
Not here: a withdrawal leaves from the exchange's own hot wallet, so the delegation would land there. Pay from a wallet you control, or fund your balance and let the API deliver to any address you name.
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