TokenPocket TRON Energy Rental Service

Save up to 75% on TRON transaction fees! TokenPocket's Energy Rental Service allows you to pay network fees with USDT or USDD!

TokenPocket TRON Energy Rental Service: Save Up to 75% on Fees!

Hassled by TRON transaction fees? With TokenPocket's Energy Rental Service, those worries are a thing of the past. We let you get the energy you need to complete transactions without staking TRX or waiting through long unfreezing periods. The best part? If you do not enough TRX for gas fee, you can pay fees directly with USDT or USDD, saving up to 75% on costs!

In this guide, we'll show you how to use this service to make every TRON transaction cheaper and more convenient.


Part 1: About TRON Energy and Bandwidth

1. Definition

Bandwidth and energy are the resource systems used for processing and executing smart contracts and transactions. In the TRON network, each account has a certain amount of bandwidth and energy.

When an account sends a transaction or executes a smart contract, the corresponding bandwidth and energy will be consumed. The consumption of bandwidth and energy depends on the complexity and computational requirements of the transaction or smart contract. An account needs more bandwidth or energy to be able to send transactions or execute smart contracts once its bandwidth and energy are restored. (The TRON network can use resources or consume TRX to achieve the purpose of data on-chain.)

2.Principles of Bandwidth and Energy Acquisition

Bandwidth and energy can be acquired and increased by holding and freezing TRX. Users can gain more bandwidth and energy by freezing TRX in their accounts, enabling them to perform more transactions and smart contract operations. Alternatively, users can utilize the rental market to pay for renting energy, which generally has lower overall costs than staking TRX energy tokens.

Part 2: Claim TRON Transfer Subsidy before Using the Energy Rental Service!

Before you try to rent TRON energy, you can first claim TRON transfer subsidy on TokenPocket to get a head start and save on processing fees. Here's how to do it:

1

Download and open TokenPocket TRON Wallet

2

Click the 'Transfer' and switch to the Transfer page

3

Click 'Subsidy'

4

Click 'Claim'


Part 3: How to Use TokenPocket's 「TRON Energy Rental」 Functions?

Even though TRON Stake 2.0, as a major upgrade to TRON, has made substantial improvements in many dimensions such as staking operations, resource management, asset unlocking waiting period, etc., the 14-day unlocking period is much longer than the 3-day period of Staking 1.0. Therefore, for some regular users, this seems to be less friendly, hence the demand for the energy leasing market becomes very important as it can save users more TRX consumption.

1. Pay TRX as Gas Fee (Primary Choice)

TokenPocket Energy Rental Service is available for all the transactions and on-chain interactions on the TRON Network.

  • Use TRON Energy Rental Service When Making a Transfer

In addition to the daily transfer subsidy can help you save on gas costs, you can also enable the Energy Rental Service on TokenPocket! (Not include the Native Token $TRX Transfer) Save Up To 75% on Gas Costs!

1

Open TokenPocket TRON Wallet

2

Click the 'Transfer' and switch to the Transfer page

3

Enter the receiving wallet address

4

Click 「Pay With」 and Select 「TRX」

5

Enable the 「Energy Rental」 Service.

  • Use TRON Energy Rental Service When Trading

TokenPocket TRON(TRX) energy rent service also helps save on transaction fees. Follow the steps and Save Up To 75% on Gas Costs!

1

Open TokenPocket TRON Wallet

2

Switch to the 「Trade」 page

3

Select the tokens you want to swap or bridge on(from) TRON Network

4

Click 'Network Fee'

5

Enable the 'Energy Rental' Service.

  • Use TokenPocket Energy Rental Service on DApps Interaction. (e.g.,SunSwap)

TokenPocket Energy Rental Service is available for all the DApps on TRON, take the on-chain interaction on SunSwap as an example. Save Up To 75% on Gas Costs!

1

Open TokenPocket TRON Wallet

2

Switch to the Discover page

3

Access to SunSwap

4

Connect Wallet

5

Select the tokens you want to swap on TRON Network

6

Click 'Network Fee'

7

Enable the 'Energy Rental' Service


2. Pay USDT As Gas Fees

Users: What can I do if I don't have TRX to pay for the gas?

TokenPocket: No Gas? No worries! From now on, you can pay USDT for gas, and, we can still help you to save up to 75% on gas costs!

  • Pay USDT As Gas When Making Transfer

Tips: Selecting USDT as the default gas fee will automatically use energy rental, you can get 20 TRX for further use with one click. Make sure you have enough USDT to pay the fee.

1

Open TokenPocket TRON Wallet

2

Switch to the 「Trade」 page

3

Select the tokens you want to transfer

4

Click 'Network Fee'.

  • Pay USDT As Gas on When Trading

TokenPocket TRON energy rent service also helps save on transaction fees. Follow the steps and Save Up To 75% on Gas Costs!

Tips: Selecting USDT as the default gas fee will automatically use energy rental, you can get 20 TRX for further use with one click. Make sure you have enough USDT to pay the fee.

1

Open TokenPocket TRON Wallet

2

Switch to the 「Trade」 page

3

Select the tokens you want to swap or bridge on(from) TRON Network

4

Click 'Network Fee'


3. Pay USDD As Gas Fees

1

Download and Open TokenPocket

Open TokenPocket, select the token you want to transfer, such as USDD, and click [Transfer] at the bottom left of the token interface.

2

Choose USDD to Pay Gas Fees

On the transfer interface, the default payment method is TRX. If using TRX for payment, make sure to enable the [energy rental] feature, while choosing USDD payment defaults to using energy rental without needing to enable it. Click [Payment With] and choose USDD as the payment method. Currently, there is a limited-time subsidy, making the transfer fees very affordable.

3

Confirm Your Payment

After selecting the USDD payment method, you will see a detailed leasing interface, which includes bandwidth and energy leasing parameters. You can also opt to purchase 20 TRX. Once confirmed, in the transaction details interface, you will see that the network fee has changed to USDD. Finally, click [Confirm Payment] to execute the on-chain transaction.


FAQs about TRON Energy Rental

1. Are TRON and TRX the same?

No, they are not the same. TRON is the blockchain network, and TRX is its native cryptocurrency. You can think of TRON as the platform and TRX as the digital currency used to power transactions and operations on that platform.

2. Which wallet is best for TRX?

The best wallet for TRX is one that is secure, user-friendly, and supports the TRON network (TRC-20). Wallets like TokenPocket are a great choice as they offer robust security features, a seamless user experience, and support for a wide range of tokens and DApps on the TRON network.

3. Can I use USDT as a gas fee?

Yes, you can. With certain services like the TokenPocket Energy Rental Service, you can pay for TRON network fees using stablecoins like USDT instead of TRX. This feature is particularly useful when you don't have TRX in your wallet, as it allows you to complete transactions directly and often at a lower cost.


Conclusion

TokenPocket's Energy Rental Service fundamentally simplifies the transaction experience on the TRON network. With this innovative feature, you can say goodbye to the hassle of staking TRX and waiting through long unfreezing periods. You can also pay for gas fees directly with stablecoins like USDT or USDD, saving up to 75% on costs.

By making every on-chain operation more efficient, economical, and easy to manage, this service empowers your TRON experience. Try it now to make your transactions smoother than ever before.

Disclaimer

Cryptocurrency investment and usage involve market, legal, and technical risks. Please exercise caution. Always keep your seed phrases and private keys secure and never disclose them to anyone. This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Before using wallets, conduct your own research and ensure compliance with local laws and regulations.

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