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Insights, updates, and guides from the TronFuel team.
Top 7 Use Cases for Gasless Transactions on TRON
TRON uses energy and bandwidth per transaction. That means users normally need TRX or dev teams must stake or pre-fund resources — both create friction, locked capital, and operational overhead. TronFuel rents energy & bandwidth on-demand, accepts signed transactions, broadcasts them non-custodially, and typically cuts per-tx costs dramatically. Result: smoother UX and lower operational complexity.
New: Tron Fee Calculator for TRX, TRC10, TRC20 and TRC721
The Tron Fee Calculator helps developers instantly estimate the real cost of TRX, TRC10, TRC20, and TRC721 transactions. Enter transaction details to see exact Energy and Bandwidth usage, compare burning costs with TronFuel pricing, and discover how you can save up to 70% on fees. Try it now at TronFuel.dev
TRON Proposal #104 – Cutting Energy Fees in Half
TRON Proposal #104 reduces Energy prices from 210 sun to 100 sun, cutting smart contract fees by nearly 50%. Learn how this impacts TRC20 and TRC721 transactions, why Energy rental markets adjusted prices, and how TronFuel.dev helps developers still save around 50% on transaction costs with automated resource management.
How Tron Transaction Fees Work - A Guide for TRX and TRC20 Fees
Learn how transaction fees work on the Tron blockchain and how Bandwidth and Energy impact TRX, TRC-10, TRC-20, and TRC-721 transactions. Discover the differences between burning TRX, staking, and renting resources