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Tron · TRC-20

Crypto payments on Tron.

Take invoices paid on Tron, or give every one of your users a permanent Tron deposit address — both from the same API, the same keys and the same balance. Every address is a contract with no private key, and we pay the network fee to sweep it.

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What settles on Tron.

The native coin plus 6 stablecoins — see every one. A sender's wallet will call this network TRC-20.

TRXNative coin
USDTStablecoin
TUSDStablecoin
UStablecoin
USD1Stablecoin
USDDStablecoin

Worth knowing about Tron. There is no USDC on Tron — Circle ended its TRC-20 issuance in February 2024. USDT is what everyone uses here in any case, and it is the most common way money moves on this list.

Two ways to use Tron.

Accept payments

An invoice gets its own Tron address for as long as it lives. Your payer needs no account.

POST /v1/invoices

Deposit addresses

Each of your users gets one permanent Tron address. The same one next year.

POST /v1/customers
  • No TRX to hold. Our operator wallet funds every sweep on Tron.
  • No private key anywhere — the address is a contract, and only the factory can move what lands in it.
  • Confirmations, network fees and any minimum invoice for Tron come from GET /v1/chains, so your integration tracks the live values.

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