What the service sees when you rent energy
Only your public address — the same one any USDT sender sees. Energy is delegated with a standard TRON network function, so no seed phrase, private key or transaction signature is needed. If someone asks for them, it is a scam.
What a rental needs — and what it never does
Needed
- Your public TRON address (starts with T) — the same one you share to receive USDT
- Payment for the order: TRX or USDT from any wallet you own, or from your balance
Never needed
- Seed phrase (recovery phrase)
- Private key
- Connecting your wallet to the site
- Signing any transaction
- Passwords, access codes, PINs
How delegation works
On TRON, the owner of staked TRX can pass the resulting energy to another address. This is done with a DelegateResource transaction — a standard protocol function (Stake 2.0), not a dApp connection or a smart contract. The service signs it from its own address; nothing is required from you.
Receiving energy gives the sender no rights to your wallet. When the rental ends, the service takes back only its own energy. Unused energy is not refunded, but your funds are not touched.
The model is non-custodial: we do not hold your assets. The only exception is the balance you top up yourself to pay for orders.
An analogy
Renting energy is like renting a parking space, not handing over your house keys. You get the space for a while, but nobody enters your home.
What the service cannot do
- Move your USDT, TRX or any other tokens
- Sign a transaction on your behalf
- Change your account permissions or settings
- Take back anything except its own energy when the rental ends
How to verify on TronScan
- Open TronScan and search for your address.
- The Resources tab shows where your energy comes from: your own, staked, or delegated by another address.
- In the Transactions tab, find a DelegateResource entry — that is the energy arriving.
- Match the delegator address and the term with your order. The order receipt includes the delegation TxID with a TronScan link.
Red flags: how to spot a scam
- They ask for your seed phrase or private key — for any reason, including “verification” or “support”.
- They ask you to connect your wallet and sign an unclear transaction. Receiving energy requires no signature.
- They do not disclose the address they delegate from, or that address has no history on TronScan.
- There is no support before you pay and no independent reviews.
- They promise “free transfers” or a price far below the market if you “activate” your wallet.
Security FAQ
No, the network does not return burned TRX. Buy energy before the transfer.
When the term ends it returns to the service; the remainder is not refunded. Choose the term for your scenario: 15 minutes or 1 hour is enough for a single transfer.
Any non-custodial wallet: Trust Wallet, TronLink, Tangem, Ledger, Exodus, MetaMask (TRON) and others. Energy cannot be used on exchange addresses.