Products and tools for TRON

Rent resources, automate USDT operations, check addresses and get reports. Choose a service for your integration or a ready-to-use tool for the browser.

Resource rental

Energy and bandwidth for five minutes or an hour, plus Host Mode for automatic resource supply while the mode is active.

Energy rental

Pay for USDT transfers and smart-contract calls with rented energy instead of burning TRX.

Best for: One-off transfers on the website, or automated orders from your backend.

  • 1 hour: from Netts pools first, with automatic backup capacity
  • 5 minutes: Netts internal pools only
  • On the website without sign-up; through the API with a key
How to use:Website without sign-upTelegram botAPI with a keyWorkspace
Full terms
  • Website: a one-hour rental paid in TRX or USDT. Energy goes to the sending address or to the address in the memo; that address must already be activated.
  • API, 1 hour: 61,000 to 3,000,000 energy per order, from Netts pools first; if they cannot cover the order, backup capacity from partner providers is used automatically.
  • API, 5 minutes: 61,000 to 650,000 energy per order, only from Netts internal pools — external providers are not used, so a temporary "unavailable" answer is possible at peak demand.
  • API: a recipient that is not yet activated is activated within the order, at cost. The website does not activate recipients.
  • Current prices are on the Pricing page.

Checked against the documentation on 2026-10-07

Bandwidth rental

Cover the size of a transaction with rented bandwidth once the address has used its free daily bandwidth, instead of burning TRX.

Best for: Addresses that send many transactions a day.

  • 5 minutes or 1 hour
  • Without accreditation: 400 units, one order at a time
  • Dry run shows the outcome and price without charging
How to use:API with a keyWorkspace
Full terms
  • Rental period: 5 minutes or 1 hour.
  • Without accreditation: 400 units, one order at a time — the next order only after the previous rental ends. In Workspace (Resource Rental): 400 units.
  • Accredited accounts: up to 5,000 units and concurrent orders. Accreditation is granted by Netts support.
  • Dry run: the API returns the outcome and the price without delegating or charging.
  • Guaranteed transaction for 400-unit orders: if no bandwidth is available, TRX is sent to the address instead.

Checked against the documentation on 2026-10-07

Host Mode

Keep an address ready for USDT transfers without manual orders: energy is delegated for each transfer, and bandwidth too when the address is short of it.

Best for: Addresses that send USDT regularly — wallets, payment services, active traders.

  • Automatic re-delegation after every transfer, while the mode is active and your balance covers the cycle
  • Paid per cycle from your balance: 4 TRX, then 2 or 4 TRX depending on the transfer
  • Daily minimum of 8 TRX per address, with exceptions — see the full terms
How to use:API with a keyWorkspace
Full terms
  • One cycle is one delegation of 131,000 energy. If the address is short of bandwidth, up to 400 units are delegated with it, free, within the cycle price.
  • Payment: the cost of the ordered cycles is not charged in advance. Each cycle is charged to your balance when it is delegated; the first one when the mode is switched on, before the first transfer. This is not corporate post-paid billing.
  • Cycle price: the first cycle after switching on is 4 TRX; each next one is 2 TRX if the previous transfer used up to 65,000 energy, otherwise 4 TRX.
  • Daily minimum: an address is charged at least 8 TRX per UTC day; if it was charged less, the difference is charged right after the day ends (00:05 UTC). It does not apply to addresses with 3 or more charges that day (cycles, including idle ones), or on the first day if the mode was switched on at 16:00 UTC or later.
  • A delegation lasts 24 hours. Without a transfer in that time, the next cycle is delegated for the following day at 4 TRX; after 2 idle days the mode switches itself off.
  • A second transfer inside the same cycle reuses its energy but is charged separately. Leave about a minute between transfers.
  • The mode stops when the ordered cycles run out, the balance is not enough for the next cycle, or you stop it. Infinity mode has no cycle limit, but it also stops after 2 idle days or when the balance is not enough.

Checked against the documentation on 2026-10-07

TRON addresses

Activation of new addresses and the balance of any address — now, at a past moment or over a period.

Address activation

Create the on-chain account of a new TRON address so it can receive energy and bandwidth.

Best for: Preparing new addresses in advance, such as deposit addresses.

  • One-time operation per address
  • Nothing is charged if the address is already active
  • Returns the activation transaction hash
How to use:API with a key
Full terms
  • When energy is ordered through the API, a new recipient is activated automatically, at cost. The separate method is for activating addresses in advance.
  • On the website the recipient must already be activated: the rental card does not activate addresses.
  • If the address is already active, the API says so and charges nothing.

Checked against the documentation on 2026-10-07

Balance history

Get the balance of any TRON address — now, at a past date or block, or as movement over a period.

Best for: Reconciliation, audits and customer support.

  • Any address, not only your own
  • Synchronous answers: no queue, nothing to poll
  • Period summary: opening, inflow, outflow, fees and closing
How to use:API with a keyWorkspace
Full terms
  • Every token held now, at the end of a date (UTC), or at an exact block or moment.
  • Day-by-day movement of one token.
  • Period summary per token: opening balance, inflow, outflow, fees and closing balance.
  • Statement preview with individual operations; the number of operations returned is capped — order a report for the full file.
  • Requires an account balance of at least 4 TRX. In Workspace: the Reports section.

Checked against the documentation on 2026-10-07

Compliance and AML

A deny-list check on every order and enhanced AML screening of an address on request.

Compliance layer

Check a TRON address against the Netts deny list — the same list every delegation request passes before fulfilment.

Best for: Quick checks of counterparties and recipients, by hand or from your code.

  • Free, with no account or API key
  • Blocked or not, with the category
  • A deny-list lookup, not a full AML report
How to use:Website without sign-upPublic API, no keyWorkspace
Full terms
  • Every delegation request is checked against the deny list before fulfilment; a request involving a listed address is rejected and not passed to any provider.
  • Public API: one GET request — no account, no API key, no charge. Rate limited per IP.
  • The answer says whether the address is blocked and in which category.
  • It is not a full AML report and not proof that an address is clean.

Checked against the documentation on 2026-10-07

AML screening

Get a risk assessment of an address from a blockchain analytics provider, including Elliptic.

Best for: Checks required by your compliance policy or by a contract.

  • Ordered per address, separately from rentals
  • Paid per check; the price is shown before you order
  • The result can come in the same request
How to use:API with a keyWorkspace
Full terms
  • Not run automatically on rental orders.
  • The price of a check is returned by the API before you order; the check is paid from your balance.
  • One response format for every provider; you can wait for the result in the same request.
  • Safe retries with your own idempotency key.
  • History of your checks is available through the API and in Workspace.

Checked against the documentation on 2026-10-07

Accounts and reporting

The Workspace dashboard, partner sub-accounts with your own markup, and CSV/PDF statements.

Workspace

Manage every Netts service from one dashboard.

Best for: Teams that order, check and reconcile without writing code, and developers managing API keys.

  • Energy and bandwidth rental, Host Mode, AML and compliance checks
  • Balances, statements, invoices and sub-accounts
  • API keys, IP whitelist and wallet
How to use:Workspace
Full terms
  • Registration creates an API key automatically.
  • The IP whitelist for API keys is managed in the API section.
  • The balance is topped up in the Wallet section.

Checked against the documentation on 2026-10-07

Partner sub-accounts

Give your clients or partners their own Netts accounts, with your markup on their prices.

Best for: Resellers, wallets and services that serve their own users.

  • Own API key, deposit address and balance for each
  • Your markup is applied automatically
  • Created with one API call
How to use:API with a keyWorkspace
Full terms
  • A sub-account is linked to your main account and pays from its own balance.
  • Your markup is applied to their prices automatically; the API always returns the final price.
  • Bandwidth prices are not subject to the sub-account markup.

Checked against the documentation on 2026-10-07

Reports

Get a CSV or PDF statement of every operation of one token over a period.

Best for: Accounting and reconciliation.

  • Built in the background; a webhook tells you when it is ready
  • Files are kept for 30 days — save them in your records
  • No monthly quota on the number of reports
How to use:API with a keyWorkspace
Full terms
  • Period: up to 366 days, UTC, inclusive. CSV by default; PDF is limited to 5,000 operations.
  • A ready file is available for 30 days; after that it expires and has to be ordered again.
  • No monthly quota on the number of reports. Request rate is limited to 10 requests per second per endpoint, shared by all clients.
  • Requires an account balance of at least 4 TRX.

Checked against the documentation on 2026-10-07

Tools built around the products

Use a ready-made interface to estimate resources, compare rental prices or check an address. Related products are linked in each tool.

Compliance Check

Enter an address and get the public Netts deny-list verdict. This is the browser interface for the compliance check, not a paid AML report.

Open tool

Energy market

Compare energy-provider prices before choosing a rental. Continue to Energy rental for ordering options and API documentation.

Open tool

Other TRON tools

Specialist utilities alongside the core products. A custom address or pixel-art tool is not an address-activation service.

TronMoji

Create and view pixel art embedded in TRON transactions. A separate creative utility, not an infrastructure API product.

Open tool

Vanity addresses

Choose a TRON address with a custom pattern. Addresses are sold; buying one is separate from activating its on-chain account.

Open tool

Transfer fee income

A public dashboard of the TRX that the Trust Wallet fee address receives for covering its users' energy. Third-party data: Trust Wallet and Tronify are not affiliated with Netts.

Open tool

Before you choose

Are all Netts products paid?
No. Compliance Check and the compliance API are free deny-list lookups. The website tools need no account, but not all of them are free — vanity addresses, for example, are sold. Energy and bandwidth rental, Host Mode, activation and AML screening are paid — see Pricing and each product's documentation.
Does a passed compliance check guarantee that an address is safe?
No. A deny-list result is not a full AML assessment. Automated checks and external datasets have limits; additional screening or review may still be needed.
What is the difference between energy rental and Host Mode?
Energy rental is an order for a fixed amount and period. Host Mode works in cycles: each cycle gives the address enough resources for one USDT transfer — 131,000 energy, plus up to 400 bandwidth if the address is short of it — and they stay delegated for up to 24 hours. After the transfer, the next cycle is delegated automatically. Each cycle is charged to your balance.
Is Host Mode billed after the fact, like corporate post-paid?
No. Each Host Mode cycle is charged to your account balance when it is delegated, the first one when the mode is switched on. Post-paid invoicing is a separate corporate arrangement after business verification.
Can an AI agent place orders through the docs MCP?
No. The docs MCP only reads documentation. Ordering through the HTTP API is a separate integration that needs credentials and controls over spending and retries.
Can I pay after services are delivered?
Post-paid invoicing and fiat settlement are available to corporate clients after business verification and agreement on terms. They are not the default for website rentals.

Documentation and AI access

The docs MCP only reads documentation; it does not access your account or place orders.

MCP: https://doc.netts.io/mcp

Corporate terms

Post-paid invoicing and fiat settlement require business verification and agreed contract terms.

Discuss corporate terms