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Getting started

This walks you all the way through: account, balance, and energy actually landing on an address. It takes a few minutes, most of which is waiting for a deposit to confirm.

Sign up at the dashboard with your email, then enter the 6-digit code we send you. Or use Continue with Google and skip the code.

Your balance is held in TRX — everything you buy is charged from it.

  1. Open Top up in the header.
  2. You get a personal TRC-20 deposit address. It is created the first time you open the dialog and stays the same afterwards, so you can reuse or save it.
  3. Send USDT-TRC20 or TRX to it. Mind the minimum shown in the dialog — smaller deposits may not credit.
  4. Wait for the network to confirm. Crediting is automatic; you’ll get a notification when it lands.

USDT deposits are converted to TRX at the current rate.

Go to Orders and fill in the form:

  • Address — where the energy should land. It does not have to be yours.
  • Amount — how much energy. As a rule of thumb, one USDT transfer costs about 65,000 energy, so buy in multiples of that. The form shows the allowed range.
  • Period — how long you rent it for. The energy returns to the network when the period expires, so rent for as long as you actually need it. Price is not proportional to time — a longer period is often far better value than its length suggests, so compare the periods in the preview rather than assuming the shortest is cheapest.

The preview updates as you type and shows what you’ll pay, what burning would have cost, and your saving. It charges nothing — look at it before every first order to a new address.

Confirm, and the energy is delivered to the address. The charge leaves your TRX balance and the order shows up in your history.

Delivery is not instant — the order is created, then settles once the energy is delivered, usually within seconds. It moves to Filled by itself; you’ll get a notification either way, and you don’t need to sit and refresh. If anything fails, you are refunded automatically.

Check the address on a block explorer and you’ll see the energy.

One-off orders are fine for a one-off need. If an address sends regularly, set up an automation and it stays stocked without you: refill on a threshold, renew a fixed amount daily, or let us pick the moment.

6. (Optional) Drive it from code or an agent

Section titled “6. (Optional) Drive it from code or an agent”

Create an API key under Settings → API keys to do all of the above programmatically, or point an AI assistant at our MCP server.

Give the key the narrowest scope that does the job and set a daily spend limit — a read key can watch an account and spend nothing at all. See Authentication.

See Troubleshooting.