TRON wallet check
Paste a TRON address and we'll show its TRX balance, available energy, and Bandwidth, and tell you whether that's enough for a USDT transfer. If it isn't, we'll calculate what a fix costs right away.
The check is free and only reads public network data. Add the recipient address to find out whether you need 65,000 or 131,000 energy.
Wallet check
What the check shows
| Metric | What it means | Needed for a USDT transfer |
|---|---|---|
| Energy | Resource for smart contracts, including USDT | ~65,000 or ~131,000 |
| Bandwidth | Resource for recording any transaction | ~350 (~600 free per day) |
| TRX | Needed when resources run short: the network burns TRX | ~6.85 TRX without energy |
| Activation | The address appears on the network after its first incoming transfer | Required to receive energy |
Why the recipient address matters
If the recipient already holds USDT, the transfer uses about 65,000 energy. If they don't, for example a new wallet or an exchange address, it's about 131,000. That's a rule of the USDT smart contract, not of our service.
How to read the result
- 1
Enough energy: send USDT, the TRX fee will be minimal.
- 2
Not enough energy: tap “Fix it” and we'll show the payment address and QR code.
- 3
Address not activated: we'll add activation for 1.5 TRX to your order.
- 4
Low TRX: pay for a rental in USDT from another wallet.
Not sure what happened?
Answer 3 questions and we'll suggest a fix.