Rent TRON bandwidth
Bandwidth covers transaction bytes on TRON. If an address does not have enough bandwidth available, TRX is burned for each uncovered byte. The burn rate per uncovered byte is a live chain parameter that can change through governance, and this page shows the comparison only when current network data is available. P2P rental prices and available amounts come from live eligible offers; after an order is placed, its fill status and confirmed delegation evidence show what actually completed.
Why the error names bandwidth when you have energy
Energy pays for computation, bandwidth pays for transaction size, and a USDT transfer can consume both. A transfer can fail for insufficient bandwidth when the address's currently available amount does not cover the serialized transaction and it lacks enough TRX to pay for the uncovered bytes. Having energy does not cover a bandwidth shortfall.
Prices below are from the most recent settled fills. Executable price and depth depend on eligible live offers.
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Prices are in sun per unit per day. 1 TRX = 1,000,000 sun.
When you actually need it
Automation can consume bandwidth quickly, and current resource balances and transaction sizes differ by address. Check both on-chain, then rent only for the projected shortfall. If no eligible P2P offer matches the amount, duration, and limit price, the order may remain open or fill only in part.
How much to rent
For planning, a plain TRX transfer is often around 268 bytes and a USDT TRC-20 transfer around 345 bytes, but the actual serialized size varies by transaction. Multiply a measured or estimated size by the expected transfer count, add headroom, and choose a duration currently offered in the market. Let the live quote, filled amount, and order status determine the plan.
Frequently asked questions
Can I just keep TRX in the account instead?
Yes. The TRX burn rate per uncovered byte is a live chain parameter that can change through governance. For a 345-byte planning estimate, this page applies the current network rate to the conditional case where every byte is uncovered, and shows a result only when current network data is available. Compare that cost with the current rental quote, duration, fees, and available liquidity before choosing.
Does renting energy give me bandwidth too?
No. Energy and bandwidth are separate resources. A TRC-20 transfer can consume both, so check and source each shortfall separately. Review the offers, available amount, and order status for the resource you select.
What determines the bandwidth rental price?
The P2P order book changes live. An executable price depends on eligible offers for the requested amount and duration, remaining seller capacity, and your limit price. Use the current quote and order status because earlier network ratios and market-depth snapshots may not describe present conditions.
How fast does it arrive?
Delivery timing depends on eligible bandwidth being available at the order's terms and on the delegation receiving on-chain confirmation. Track the live status and confirmed delegation evidence; open or partially filled orders are not complete.