TRXRank #8

Exchange Tron (TRX)

Exchange Tron (TRX) with no signup. A 34-character address starting with T, 1 TRX to activate a new address and spare TRX to move USDT TRC20.

$0.3315-0.66% 24h
  • No KYCNo sign-up or verification
  • Fair rateTransparent rates, updated in real time
  • 984 coinsacross 83 networks
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Market

Tron on the market

Tron (TRX) traded $455.19M over the last day. Tron (TRX)'s market cap is $31.51B, ranked #8 by market cap.

Market cap$31.51BRank #8
24h volume$455.19MCirculating supply: 95B
7 days−1.28%
All-time high−23.14%
$0.3315$0.4313
24h range$0.3315
$0.3297$0.3344
About the coin

About Tron

TRX
Tron
  • Rank #8
  • Networks: 2

Tron (TRX) is a smart contract blockchain with a block every 3 seconds; it hosts one of the most widely used versions of USDT, the TRC20 standard. TRX is the network's native coin: it pays for the resources every transfer consumes.

TRX is most often bought for a wallet holding USDT TRC20: without TRX for the fee, the tokens cannot be sent from it.

A Tron address starts with a capital T and is 34 base58 characters long; case matters. The same address receives both TRX and TRC20 tokens such as USDT. An address also has a hexadecimal form starting with 41, but wallets and forms expect the familiar T form.

A new Tron address is activated by its first incoming TRX transfer: on top of the amount, the sender pays 1 TRX to create the account, plus 0.1 TRX if it has no bandwidth of its own. Before activation the address has neither an account on the network nor any free resources.

Tron fees are paid in resources — bandwidth and energy. An activated address gets about 600 units of free bandwidth a day, enough for a couple of plain TRX transfers. Sending USDT and other TRC20 tokens also consumes energy, which is not free: if the account has none of its own, the network burns TRX to cover it. That is why USDT TRC20 get stuck in a wallet with no TRX.

A Tron block comes every 3 seconds. A block becomes irreversible (solidified) once 19 of the 27 Super Representatives have built on top of it — about a minute later. Exchanges usually wait for around 20 confirmations before crediting.

A transfer to a personal wallet needs no memo. TRX also exists on BNB Smart Chain as a BEP20 token with a 0x address. If the form is set to that network, you need a 0x address, and TRX arrives there as a token, not on the Tron network.

How to exchange

How to exchange Tron

  1. 1

    Pick Tron (TRX) in the "You send" field and enter an amount.

  2. 2

    Choose the coin and network you want to receive. The rate is calculated automatically.

  3. 3

    Enter the recipient's wallet address. No email, no phone, no documents.

  4. 4

    Press "Exchange" and send Tron to the address you get.

  5. 5

    After the route is confirmed, funds are sent to the address you provided; timing depends on the provider and network.

  6. 6

    Keep the exchange code in case you need to check the status or contact support.

Networks

Tron networks

The receiving address must be on the same network you chose in the form. An address from another network won't work — the transfer will fail.

Questions

FAQ

Didn't find an answer? Open support and give your exchange code — we'll find the operation and help you sort it out.

Support

No. Registration, verification and documents are not required — all you need is the wallet address the funds will arrive at.

Available networks: BNB Smart Chain, Tron. The network is chosen in the exchange form — make sure the recipient address belongs to the same one.

A Tron address: starts with T, 34 characters. Any Tron wallet address works, including the one that holds your USDT TRC20. If the form is set to BNB Smart Chain, you need a 0x address on that network.

A Tron block comes every 3 seconds, and a transfer becomes irreversible after about a minute, once 19 blocks are built on top. The rest depends on the selected route.

Any coin in the catalogue — pick it in the "You receive" field. Popular Tron directions are listed further down this page.

A token transfer consumes energy; if you have none, the network burns TRX — usually a few coins, and roughly twice as much when sending to an address with no USDT balance. The wallet shows the exact amount before sending.

Until the first TRX arrives, the address has no account on the network and no free bandwidth. Any incoming TRX transfer activates it, and the sender pays 1 TRX to create the account.

Choose the coins, networks and amount. The service compares available offers so you can select a route and enter your receiving address. Review the terms, create the exchange and send funds to the provided address on the specified network. Processing is automatic, and you can track the exchange with its code in the same interface, without registering.

Open support on the site and provide your exchange code. This lets us find the transaction, check its stage and help with a delay, an error or the terms of a possible refund. Keep your code and transfer details. No account is needed to contact us; never send private keys or a seed phrase.

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Directions

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