TRON RESOURCES · PAYMENTS · AUTOMATION

Every move.Under control.

Buy energy. Make payments. Automate.

Compare market conditions, place orders and connect your systems to TRON.

Energy for your next transaction.

Set the amount and rental period, then review the market estimate and optional order price before you place an order.

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START WITH YOUR TERMS

Calculate your order

Next, review the market estimate and choose whether to enter your own order price. The backend rechecks price and availability before accepting the order.

TRON NOW

See the market. Plan your next order.

Comparable provider observations and a separate confirmed network snapshot, each labeled with its own source and time.

MERX NODE + MARKET DATA

Source and last update stay with each figure.

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ENERGY MARKET

Comparable 1-hour package

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Package
65,000 energy
Billed duration
1 hour
Coverage
Unavailable
Source
MERX provider observations
MERX modelled projectionUnavailable

A pricing-rule model for comparison. It is not an executable quote.

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CONFIRMED NETWORK

TRON Network Pulse

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MERX confirmed node

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ONE CONTROL LOOP

Terms → estimate → order → confirmed status.

Every path keeps the commercial terms, the action you take and the result you receive visibly separate.

  1. 01Set conditions
  2. 02Review estimate
  3. 03Place order
  4. 04Check execution
01For you

Buy for the transaction in front of you.

Set an amount and rental period, review the market estimate and optional order price, then follow the resulting order status.

Calculate an order
02For business

Automate energy purchases and payments.

Use one workspace for order history, balances and API access, with the final execution status always visible.

Open your workspace
03For developers & AI

Connect your AI agent to TRON.

Start with the REST or MCP guides, choose the tools you need and keep order status checks in the workflow.

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BEFORE YOU ACT

Before your first order.

See how market estimates, optional order prices and execution status work. Full source rules remain public in the methodology.

Read the methodology
01What can I do on MERX?
You can review observed TRON energy conditions, check a market estimate, set an optional order price, place an energy order and follow its execution status. Account, API and MCP surfaces support repeatable and automated workflows.
02What does the price in TRON now represent?
It is the lowest eligible external observation for 65,000 energy covering at least one hour, for an already activated address. It is a market reference, not a completed sale or a guarantee that capacity is still available.
03Is a market estimate the same as an order?
No. The estimate provides context for reviewing or setting your order price. Placing an order is a separate action, and the backend rechecks availability and price before accepting it.
04What do Current, Delayed and Unavailable mean?
Current means the source is within its stated freshness window. Delayed means a last-known fact exists but the source is catching up or has expired. Unavailable means MERX cannot show a valid fact. Every state is paired with its source and observation time when available.
05Why can the final total differ from the market reference?
The public comparison normalizes a standard package from recent observations. Availability and provider conditions can change before execution, so review the order price and let the backend confirm the final result.
06How is the activity feed different from network statistics?
The feed shows transfer events observed by the MERX stream. Confirmed network statistics come from a separate solidified-block snapshot with its own coverage rules. The feed is not presented as a complete network total or TPS measure.

YOUR NEXT MOVE

Start with current conditions.
Track the result.

Set an amount, rental period and optional recipient address. Review the market estimate and choose whether to enter your own order price.

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