I rented energy but my TRON transfer still failed
Rented energy only helps if it is on the sending address, large enough for this transfer, and still within its rental window. A transfer that fails or burns TRX after a rental almost always misses one of the three.
Check the sending address below: it shows the energy it holds right now. Compare it with 65,000 for a receiver that holds USDT, or 131,000 for one that holds none.
Why rented energy did not cover the transfer
| Reason | Fix |
|---|---|
| Delegated to the receiver, not the sender | Rent to the address that sends the USDT |
| 65,000 rented, 131,000 needed (receiver had no USDT) | Rent 131,000 for a transfer to an address with a zero USDT balance |
| The rental hour had ended | Rent right before sending |
| An earlier transfer used it | Rent for every transfer you plan in the hour |
| The wallet sent before the delegation landed | Wait until the energy shows on the address, then send |
TRON network rules as of 2026-10-01.
Wallet warnings
Some wallets warn that energy is low or estimate a TRX fee even when rented energy is on the address; the estimate is the worst case. The address check above shows what is actually there.
FAQ
How do I know the energy arrived?
The address check shows the energy on the address; a rental from us is confirmed only after we read it on chain.
Is energy shared between my addresses?
No. Energy belongs to one address; renting to one does not help another.