Register a receiving wallet of your own and set a unit price. Downstream clients send TRX straight to that address — the funds are yours. The platform detects the deposit, converts it to energy at your price, and delegates it to the sender; the energy cost comes out of your prepaid balance, and the spread is your profit.
Become an AgentThe agent service connects "receiving payment" with "delegating energy": you publish your own receiving address and unit price, and for every TRX transfer a downstream user sends to it, the platform computes floor(amount ÷ price) units of energy and delegates them for a fixed 1 hour to the sender. The funds always stay in your own wallet — the platform only watches for deposits and executes delegation, deducting the energy cost from your prepaid balance at the live rate. In short: you set the price and collect the money, the platform delivers the energy automatically.
Don't want your downstream copying addresses by hand? Provide a Telegram bot token and the platform hosts a dedicated energy-rental bot for you: it shows customers your price and payment address, and energy is delivered automatically after they transfer — no servers to deploy.
For example: you set your sell price to 0 TRX/unit, and a downstream user sends you enough for 10 units. The platform price below is the current live rate.
| Step | Value |
|---|---|
| Your sell price (you set it) | 0 TRX |
| Platform price (your cost)live | 0 TRX |
| Units × energy delegated | 10 × 0 = 0 Energy |
| Income (yours) | 0 × 10 = 0 TRX |
| Energy cost (from your balance) | 0 × 10 = 0 TRX |
| Your net profit (income − cost) | 0 TRX |
* The platform price is the current live rate and fluctuates with the market; the actual deduction prevails. Your sell price is up to you — this example uses roughly a 40% markup over the platform price. If your balance is insufficient or the address can't be delegated to, the transaction fails without any charge and a notification is sent.
With energy rental, you send TRX to a platform address and the platform delegates energy to you. The agent service is the reverse: you register your own receiving address, downstream users pay you, and the platform delegates energy to them. The energy cost comes from your prepaid balance, and you keep the spread.
No. TRX sent by downstream users goes straight into your registered wallet. The platform only watches on-chain deposit events — it never custodies or handles your income.
It's converted at the platform's live energy price and deducted from the balance you prepay (USDT balance is used automatically when TRX is insufficient). Price changes only affect new orders, not in-flight ones.
That transaction is marked failed without any charge, and a notification is sent through your subscribed channels. The same applies when the downstream address is inactive or a contract address.
Energy is reclaimed by the provider when the rental expires — no manual action needed.
No. Every downstream transfer is processed idempotently by transaction hash, so a single deposit is delegated and charged exactly once — ideal for high-frequency programmatic use.
The agent service lets you offer energy to downstream users with your own receiving address — no need to build your own monitoring and delegation system. You just price and collect; deposit detection, energy conversion, delegation, and per-transaction idempotent settlement are all handled automatically.
TRX sent by downstream users goes directly into your registered wallet. The platform only reads on-chain deposit events — it never custodies or handles your income. The energy cost is deducted from the balance you prepay to the platform, keeping income and cost cleanly separated.
Every downstream transfer is processed idempotently by transaction hash, so duplicate events never double-delegate or double-charge. Delegations auto-recycle after a fixed 1 hour with no manual work — ideal for high-frequency, programmatic distribution.
When your prepaid balance is insufficient, or the downstream address can't be delegated to (inactive or contract address), the transaction is marked failed without any charge and you're notified — avoiding pointless loss and reconciliation headaches.
Register an address, set your price, and leave the rest to the platform. Open your first agent address in the dashboard now.
