TRON Swap (TRX)
TRON is a blockchain focused on low-cost transfers and smart contracts, and TRX is its native coin. Instead of a simple gas fee, TRON uses two resources, energy and bandwidth, which are paid for with TRX or obtained by staking it. TRON is widely used for stablecoin transfers under the TRC-20 standard. Addresses on the network start with the letter T.
People exchange TRX mainly to cover energy and bandwidth for TRC-20 transfers, or to convert TRON balances into other coins. On BreezeSwap you send TRX to a one-time deposit address for your order and receive the payout directly in your wallet. No account or sign-up is required. Most exchanges take 5–30 minutes from the moment your deposit is sent.
TRON networks
- TRON (native, addresses start with T)
Always send on the network shown on your order page. Why it matters
Tips for sending and receiving TRX
- TRON addresses start with T and are 34 characters long. Paste the full address and double-check it before confirming.
- Keep some TRX in your wallet if you plan to send TRC-20 tokens such as USDT. These transfers consume energy and bandwidth, paid with TRX if you have not staked for them.
- Only send native TRX to a TRX deposit address. TRC-20 tokens need an order created for that exact token.
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TRON exchange FAQ
They are network resources consumed by transactions. Bandwidth covers basic transfers and energy covers smart-contract calls such as TRC-20 token transfers; both can be paid in TRX or obtained by staking TRX.
Sending TRC-20 USDT uses energy and bandwidth, which are usually paid in TRX. Without enough TRX, the transfer can fail.
No. Receiving TRX or TRC-20 tokens does not require gas. You only need TRX when you send.