TronGrid
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Last probed Sep 14, 2026 · mcp.trongrid.io
149tools discovered
Showing 25 of 149 from the live probe.
Get Block Statistics
Get statistics for a specific TRON block by block number. Returns transaction count, fee stats, energy/net usage, etc. Note: fee values are in Sun (1 TRX = 1,000,000 Sun). Data source: GET /v1/blocks/{blockNum}/stats
Get Account Info
Get account information for a TRON address. Returns balance, TRC-10/TRC-20 token holdings, frozen resources, bandwidth/energy usage, account type, etc. Note: balance and frozen values are in Sun (1 TRX = 1,000,000 Sun). Data source: GET /v1/accounts/{address}
Get Account Transactions
Get recent transactions for a TRON account address. Returns transaction IDs, contract types, fees, energy/bandwidth usage, block info, signatures, and raw data. Note: fee and amount values are in Sun (1 TRX = 1,000,000 Sun). Data source: GET /v1/accounts/{address}/transactions
Get Account Trc20 Transactions
Get TRC-20 token transfer history for a TRON account address. Returns transaction IDs, token info (symbol, name, decimals, contract address), from/to addresses, transfer type, and value. Note: transfer values are raw integers; divide by 10^decimals to get the human-readable amount (e.g. USDT has 6 decimals, so 1000000 = 1 USDT). Data source: GET /v1/accounts/{address}/transactions/trc20
Get Internal Transactions
Get internal transactions for a TRON account address. Returns internal tx IDs, parent tx ID, from/to addresses, call notes, rejected status, and call values. Note: call values are in Sun (1 TRX = 1,000,000 Sun). Data source: GET /v1/accounts/{address}/internal-transactions
Get Internal Transactions By Tx Id
Get internal transactions for a specific TRON transaction ID. Returns internal tx IDs, from/to addresses, call notes, rejected status, and call values. Note: call values are in Sun (1 TRX = 1,000,000 Sun). Data source: GET /v1/transactions/{transactionId}/internal-transactions
Get Trc20 Balance
Get TRC-20 token balances for a TRON account address. Returns a list of token contract addresses and their balance values. Each item is a single-entry map {contractAddress: rawBalance}. A derived field {contractAddress}_major is also added with the human-readable amount (e.g. USDT has 6 decimals, so 1000000 raw → 1.0 major). Data source: GET /v1/accounts/{address}/trc20/balance
List All Assets
List all TRC-10 assets (tokens) on the TRON blockchain. Returns asset ID, name, abbreviation, description, total supply, precision, owner address, URL, and ICO time range. Data source: GET /v1/assets
Get Asset By Name
Get TRC-10 assets by name. Multiple assets can share the same name. Returns asset ID, name, abbreviation, description, total supply, precision, owner address, URL, and ICO time range. Data source: GET /v1/assets/{name}/list
Get Asset By Identifier
Get a TRC-10 asset by its numeric ID or by the issuer's address. Returns asset ID, name, abbreviation, description, total supply, precision, owner address, URL, and ICO time range. Data source: GET /v1/assets/{identifier}
Get Contract Transactions
Get transactions for a smart contract address on the TRON blockchain. Returns transaction IDs, contract execution results, energy/bandwidth usage, raw data, and internal transactions. Data source: GET /v1/contracts/{contractAddress}/transactions
Get Trc20 Token Holders
Get TRC-20 token holder balances for a contract address. Returns a list of holder addresses and their token balance values. Each item is a single-entry map {holderAddress: rawBalance}. A derived field {holderAddress}_major is also added with the human-readable amount (e.g. USDT has 6 decimals, so 1000000 raw → 1.0 major). Data source: GET /v1/contracts/{contractAddress}/tokens
Get Contract Internal Transactions
Get internal transactions for a smart contract address on the TRON blockchain. Returns internal tx IDs, from/to addresses, call notes, rejected status, and call values. Note: call values are in Sun (1 TRX = 1,000,000 Sun). Data source: GET /v1/contracts/{contractAddress}/internal-transactions
Get Events By Transaction Id
Get events emitted by a specific transaction on the TRON blockchain. Returns event name, contract address, event parameters (result), parameter types, full event signature, and block info. Data source: GET /v1/transactions/{transactionId}/events
Get Events By Contract Address
Get events emitted by a smart contract address on the TRON blockchain. Returns event name, contract address, event parameters (result), parameter types, full event signature, transaction ID, and block info. Data source: GET /v1/contracts/{address}/events
Get Events By Block Number
Get events from a specific block number on the TRON blockchain. Returns event name, contract address, event parameters (result), parameter types, full event signature, transaction ID, and block info. Data source: GET /v1/blocks/{blockNumber}/events
Get Events By Latest Block
Get events from the latest block on the TRON blockchain. By default returns both confirmed and unconfirmed events (only_confirmed=false). Returns event name, contract address, event parameters (result), parameter types, full event signature, transaction ID, and block info. Data source: GET /v1/blocks/latest/events
Get Trc20 Info
Get smart contract token information (name, symbol, decimals, type, total_supply) for TRC-20, TRC-721, and TRC-1155 tokens. Max 20 addresses. Data source: GET /v1/trc20/info?contract_list={addresses}
Validate Address
Validate whether a TRON address is well-formed. Returns the validation result and format description. Data source: POST /wallet/validateaddress
Broadcast Transaction
Broadcast a signed transaction to the TRON network. Returns the broadcast result including txid, and error code/message if failed. Data source: POST /wallet/broadcasttransaction
Broadcast Hex
Broadcast a signed, protocol buffer-encoded TRON transaction hex string to the TRON network. Returns the broadcast result including txid, transaction object, and error code/message if failed. Data source: POST /wallet/broadcasthex
Create Account
Activate an account on the TRON network. Address generation can be done offline using tools such as Wallet-CLI or TronWeb. This API activates the account on-chain. Note: the most common way to activate an account is by transferring any amount of TRX to it. Returns an unsigned transaction JSON object. Data source: POST /wallet/createaccount
Create Transaction
Create a TRX transfer transaction. If the recipient account does not exist, it will be automatically activated. Returns an unsigned transaction JSON object. Data source: POST /wallet/createtransaction
Get Account
Query an account's on-chain information, including TRX balance, TRC-10 assets, staked information, voting status, and permission settings. Data source: POST /wallet/getaccount
Update Account
Modify the name of an account. Returns an unsigned transaction JSON object. Data source: POST /wallet/updateaccount
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