The payer is the recipient
Choose this route when the wallet sending TRX is also the wallet that will send USDT or call a TRON smart contract.
DIRECT TRX TRANSFER
Use the wallet that needs Energy to make a normal TRX transfer. No recipient form and no wallet connection are required: the blockchain sender becomes the Energy recipient automatically.
Transfer instructions
Same payment address and rental process
Send TRX to this service address
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Current rate
65,000 Energy
for 2.3 TRX
Delegation period
60 min
Payment check: ~30 sec
Transfer examples
Energy is issued in complete units, so the calculated amount is rounded down when necessary.
The payment transaction supplies both pieces of information the service needs: the amount paid and the wallet that should receive Energy.
Use the payment address displayed on this page and check its first and last characters before sending.
Pay from the exact self-custody TRON wallet that will make the USDT TRC-20 transfer or contract call.
After the transfer is detected, the service delegates the calculated Energy amount back to the on-chain sender address.
Direct transfer rental is designed for a simple case: one wallet pays and the same wallet needs Energy. It removes extra input without changing how TRON Energy is delegated on-chain.
Choose this route when the wallet sending TRX is also the wallet that will send USDT or call a TRON smart contract.
The service never asks for a signature, seed phrase, private key, or browser-wallet connection.
The current one-hour delegation is suitable when the planned transaction can be completed soon after payment.
An exchange or custodial platform usually sends withdrawals from its own operational address. Because this method returns Energy to the blockchain sender, a custodial payment may send the delegation to the platform instead of your personal wallet.
Both routes rent the same type of TRON network resource. The difference is how the Energy recipient and payer are selected.
Best when the same self-custody wallet pays and receives Energy. The sender is detected from the blockchain transaction, so there is no recipient field.
Use the form when you want to enter a separate Energy recipient, choose another rental duration, or declare a payer that differs from the recipient.
Open the standard Quick Rent formThe TRON address recorded on-chain as the sender of the TRX payment receives the Energy delegation. There is no separate recipient field in this method.
No. You only copy the service address and send TRX from the wallet that needs Energy. Never share a seed phrase or private key.
No. Exchanges commonly send withdrawals from platform-controlled addresses, so the delegated Energy could return to the exchange instead of your wallet.
The current direct-transfer option delegates Energy for 60 minutes. Complete the intended transaction during that window.
The panel shows the current TRX rate and examples. The amount is calculated in complete Energy units and rounded down when the payment does not equal an exact unit.
A valid payment remains queued and is processed when enough Energy becomes available for the complete delegation.
Yes. Keep each payment within the limit displayed in the transfer panel. Split larger requirements into valid transfers only after checking the current conditions.
Yes. The sender must be an active TRON account because it has to create the TRX payment and later use the delegated Energy on-chain.