Failed transfer

Why a USDT transfer on TRON failed and what it burned, read from the transaction's receipt.

Transaction hash

Paste the hash (transaction ID) from your wallet or an explorer. It is looked up on the chain and not stored.

Questions

What does OUT_OF_ENERGY mean?

The contract call needed more energy than the transaction could pay for. Either the fee limit set by the wallet was lower than the cost, or the sending address did not hold enough TRX to burn for the energy it lacked. The transfer is not executed.

Do I get the TRX back when a transfer fails?

No. The energy used up to the point of failure is charged, and TRX burned for it is gone. The USDT itself does not move.

How do I avoid it?

Before sending, make sure the address holds enough TRX for the burn shown in the calculator, or has enough energy from staking or renting. If the recipient holds no USDT, the higher energy amount applies. If your wallet lets you set a fee limit, it must be at least the burn.

What does 'insufficient bandwidth' mean?

Every transaction needs bandwidth, one point per byte. Each address gets a free daily allowance; when it is used up and there is no staked bandwidth, TRX is burned per byte instead. If the address has no TRX at all, the transaction cannot be sent.

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.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.