TronZap Launches Energy + Bandwidth Bundles for the TRON Network
Singapore, Singapore, June 1st, 2026, Chainwire
Automated network utility service TronZap has announced the official launch of combined Energy and Bandwidth packages designed to optimize TRON network transactions.
Every time a sender transfers USDT (TRC-20) on TRON, payment is made in TRX. The network burns that TRX to push the transfer through, and the only way to stop that is to have the right resources lined up first: Energy and Bandwidth.
Now users can rent Tron Energy and Tron Bandwidth a TRON transaction needs in one purchase, instead of buying each separately. The bundles are available on the TronZap website, through its Telegram bot, and via the TronZap Energy API.
Anyone who has sent USDT on TRON has run into the network’s two resources, even if they never learned the names. TRON does not charge a flat gas fee the way Ethereum does. Instead, every transaction draws on Bandwidth, Energy, or both. Bandwidth pays for the basic act of moving data, and it scales with the size of the transaction; each wallet gets a small free amount every day. Energy is the resource that runs smart contracts, and on TRON that turns out to cover almost everything people actually do.
The reason is USDT. Tether is by far the most-used asset on the network, and it is not a native coin like TRX but a token governed by a smart contract. That means sending USDT is really a call to that contract, and the call costs Energy. The same is true of a swap on a decentralized exchange, a deposit into a lending protocol, a token approval, or any other interaction with a TRON app. When a wallet runs short on Energy, the network quietly burns the sender’s TRX to cover the gap, and that is where the unexpected fees and the “out of energy” errors come from.
There are two ways to cover this. TRX can be staked (frozen) to earn Energy and Bandwidth, or they can be rented only when needed, which usually works out far cheaper for everyday transfers. Renting is the gap TronZap fills, and today the company is adding something users have been asking for: combined Energy + Bandwidth bundles.
Until now, buyers had to acquire Tron Energy and Bandwidth separately. A bundle puts them together in one purchase. Renting a single package provides both the Energy needed to push a USDT transfer through and the Bandwidth that same transfer uses up. (A typical USDT transfer needs roughly 65,000 Energy and about 345 Bandwidth; sending to a wallet that has never held USDT can take around twice the Energy.) The bundles come in sizes built around the most common cases, so there is no math to do and no guessing about how much of each a transfer will need.
Bundling the two also closes a small but annoying trap. A transfer can carry plenty of Energy and still stall or fall back to burning TRX because it ran out of Bandwidth, or the other way around. One bundle covers both sides at once, so the transaction is ready to go before it is sent, fees stay predictable, and nothing has to be staked or locked up.
The bundles are live now on the TronZap website and through the official Telegram bot, where a rental takes under a minute from start to finish. As with everything TronZap offers, they are available through the TronZap API as well, so a team can wire Energy and Bandwidth rental straight into its own systems. That makes them a natural fit for products handling a lot of TRON traffic, especially wallets and exchanges, where cheap and reliable USDT transfers are a core part of what users expect.
For Non-Custodial Wallets
TronZap offers a TRON Energy API built specifically for non-custodial wallets. There is no server to set up on the integration side and nothing to run in the background. The rental flow drops straight into a wallet and works as part of the app users already have open. Every time an application user rents Energy or Bandwidth through it, the wallet provider earns a share.
To get the API documentation for non-custodial wallets, teams can message the TronZap support team to get started.
About TronZap
TronZap is an automated, non-custodial service on the TRON blockchain. It lets users rent Energy and Bandwidth on demand to keep transaction costs down and avoid burning TRX, sending the resources straight to a user’s own wallet. Quick rentals need no account, and the service never touches private keys. An API and SDK are available for teams building wallets, exchanges, payment tools, and other TRON applications, and support runs around the clock.