TrxRes : Reliable Tron Energy Supplier

On the TRON blockchain, Energy is a computational resource that users obtain by staking TRX. Every day, the system allocates a certain amount of Energy and Bandwidth (another resource, mainly used for transfers) based on the amount of TRX staked by the user. The more TRX a user stakes, the more Energy they receive.

When users conduct transactions or transfers on the TRON chain, if they lack Energy, TRX will be directly consumed (approximately 30 to 200 TRX per transaction). However, if Energy is available, it will be consumed instead of TRX. Using Energy can save about 60% of the costs compared to consuming TRX directly.

TrxRes possesses a vast amount of Energy and Bandwidth, offering a comprehensive resource leasing solution for users on the TRON chain. Developers can also integrate resource leasing services into their applications by calling the system’s API.

TrxRes offers the following advantages:

• Massive Energy Scale: Over one billion units of Energy, capable of supporting extremely high transaction volumes.

• Ease of Use: Simple to use, with no introduction of new concepts or contracts; the API is ready out-of-the-box.

• Secure Invocation: No need for user address authorization, ensuring safety.

• Gas-Free TRX Transfers: Supports transfers without TRX Gas fees and allows Gas fees to be paid with multiple currencies.

• Fast Transactions: Funds arrive quickly, with no long waiting times.

• Powerful Features: Supports automatic activation of receiving addresses.

• Comprehensive Functionality: A single order can simultaneously support Energy and Bandwidth leasing as well as TRX conversion.

API Calling Process

1. Estimate Required Resources: Estimate the amount of resources needed based on the user’s target transaction.

2. Get Quote: Call the quote interface /api/v1/order/price to retrieve a quote and display it to the user.

3. Create Order: Call the order creation interface /api/v1/order/create to create an order.

4. Sign and Upload: Sign the transaction data returned by the order creation interface, then call the order upload interface /api/v1/order/upload.

5. Verify Transaction Hash: Check the first transaction hash returned by the order upload interface. This hash corresponds to the final step of the Energy leasing process. Once verified, the user’s target transaction can be sent.

6. Check Order Status: Query the order status using /api/v1/orderInfo.