Activating a new TRON address
A new TRON address appears on the network only after its first incoming transfer. That's activation. Until an address is activated, energy can't be delegated to it. We add activation to your order for 1.5 TRX.
Sending USDT to a new address is a separate case. If the recipient has no USDT yet, the transfer uses about 131,000 energy instead of 65,000. That's a rule of the USDT contract.
Wallet check
Two different cases
| Situation | What you need | Our price |
|---|---|---|
| Your address is new and you want energy | Address activation | 1.5 TRX added to the order |
| You're sending USDT to an address with no USDT | 131,000 energy | 5 TRX |
| You're sending USDT to an exchange | Usually 131,000 energy | 5 TRX |
How to tell if an address is activated
Paste the address into the checker and we'll show its status. Or look it up in TronScan: an address that isn't activated has no history and no creation date.
FAQ
Is activation a recurring cost?
No, it's a one-time operation. Once activated, the address stays on the network.