The cost of one transfer
What you save on every transfer
A USDT transfer carries exactly two price tags: burn TRX, or rent energy for an hour. Both numbers below are live, and the gap between them is yours to keep.
- No wallet connectionnothing to sign, your key stays yours
- Delivered instantlyenergy on the address seconds after payment
- Receipt on-chaina transaction number for every delivery, on Tronscan
Two price tags on the same operation
| What you do | 65,000 energy | 131,000 energy |
|---|---|---|
| Nothing: the network burns your TRX | — TRX | — TRX |
| Rent the energy from us for an hour | — TRX | — TRX |
Burning is computed from the network parameter energy_fee, renting from our own feed. The page reads both on load, so this table cannot go stale in the markup.
Why burning is the only honest rival
There are three ways to pay for a USDT transfer and two of them are not for you. Burning is zero effort and the largest bill. Staking is zero per transfer, but it means tens of thousands of TRX frozen and three days to unwind; it pays off once you are moving USDT many times a week, and the arithmetic for your own volume shows where the line sits. Renting an hour pays for exactly the transfer you are making now.
So the number worth measuring our price against is not somebody else’s tariff. It is the “do nothing” row above — the price of inaction.