Payment methods · TRX
Buy proxies with TRX. Or a stablecoin on Tron.
Tron is the cheapest network we accept and TRX itself is one of the thirty-two options on our payment page. If you would rather not hold a volatile asset, USDT and USDC both run on Tron too.
Proxies from $0.44/GB · $3 minimum on TRX · balance never expires
How it works
Paying with Tron (TRX)
Step 1
Choose Crypto at checkout
One of four rails on the checkout screen.
Step 2
Pick TRX, or USDT/USDC on Tron
All three settle on the same network.
Step 3
Send to the Tron address shown
Fees here are a few cents and confirmation is quick.
Step 4
Balance is credited
Spend it across every product.
Tron is the cheap rail, and that is the whole reason it is popular
The reason USDT on Tron sits first on our payment page is not brand loyalty, it is arithmetic: moving value on Tron costs a few cents while doing the same thing on Ethereum mainnet can cost several dollars. On a small top-up that difference is the entire decision.
TRX itself works as a payment asset if that is what you hold. If you are choosing freshly, the stablecoins on the same network give you the same low fee without the price moving while it confirms.
Other ways to pay
Thirty-two crypto options, plus card and Alipay
Also enabled and not listed above: BNB, AVAX, POL (Polygon), DAI, Bitcoin Cash, DASH. See every way to pay for the full picture.
FAQ
TRX payment questions, answered
Can I pay with USDT on Tron instead of TRX?
Yes, and most people do. USDT on Tron is the first option on the payment page. USDC on Tron is available too.
How much does a Tron payment cost to send?
A few cents in network fees, which is the cheapest of any chain we take. We do not add a fee of our own.
What is the minimum?
Three dollars, and a smaller amount is raised to that floor and credited in full.