Energy rental

No rental prices are listed right now: no provider's price could be read from a public source without an account. How renting works, and the price it has to beat, are below.

How renting works

You pay a provider a fee in TRX and name the address that should receive the energy. The provider delegates energy from its own stake to that address for the time you paid for.

Your transfers then draw on the delegated energy first. When the rental ends, the delegation is taken back; nothing else changes on your address.

Before you pay

Compare with the burn: a rental only saves money below the TRX you would burn anyway. Rent the amount the transfer needs — the higher one if the recipient holds no USDT.

A rental needs your address and a payment, nothing more. No provider needs your private key, your seed phrase or a signed permission over your account.

Questions

What does renting energy mean?

Someone who has staked TRX delegates the energy from that stake to your address for a limited time, for a fee. Your next transfers use that energy instead of burning TRX. The delegation is an ordinary on-chain action; your coins stay where they are.

Is renting energy safe?

Renting means a provider delegates energy to your address for a set time; your coins never leave your wallet and nobody needs your private key or seed phrase. Pay only from a wallet you control, only the price shown, and be wary of anyone who asks you to sign a permission or approval instead of a plain payment.

How much energy do I need?

As much as your transfers use: one amount when the recipient holds USDT, a higher one when it does not. The measured amounts are not available at this moment.

What is the price to beat?

Burning: the TRX a transfer burns without any energy. The live figure is not available at this moment.

Why are only some providers listed?

A price is listed only when the provider publishes it in a way anyone can read without an account — on-chain, or through a documented public price endpoint. Providers that show prices only after sign-up are not listed, and no position is sold.

Recipient checkDoes the receiving address already hold USDT? The answer decides the fee.Energy per transferThe energy one USDT transfer needs right now, measured on the contract.Stake TRX for energyEnergy one staked TRX yields per day, and the stake that covers your transfers.Account activationWhat activating a new TRON address costs, from the chain parameters.Cheapest USDT networkOne USDT transfer on TRON and on other chains, side by side.Failed transferPaste a transaction hash: why it ran out of energy and what it burned.Chain parametersEvery fee-related TRON parameter as the chain reports it.Energy price historyEach energy price the chain has had and what a transfer burned at it.Embed widgetThe current fee as a small box for your own page.