Choose a guide and follow the steps.
Controls and features depend on the current app version.
Ordinary TRX transfers mainly use Bandwidth. TRC-20 USDT transfers call a contract and usually also use Energy. Use a current estimate.
Network resources recover gradually under network rules, rather than resetting at midnight. Rental validity is governed separately by the order.
Staking obtains resources and voting power; delegation lets another address use resources; voting participates in Super Representative elections. Resource and voting rewards have different sources.
Product redemption, ending delegation and unstaking are different steps. Stake 2.0 unstaking has a network waiting period. Check app terms and on-chain withdrawal availability.
Energy Plan No. 1 and Bandwidth Plan No. 1 each have a fixed annual rate of 18.25%. OPO calculates rewards for the actual delegation duration and pays them hourly. Future No. 2 or No. 3 plans may offer different rates; that does not change the No. 1 rate. Your payout also depends on the eligible amount and duration, so a fixed rate does not mean an identical payout every day.
Check reward assets, operation allowances, permitted use and expiry separately in the activity rules and claim records.
Network references checked on 2026-09-06. TRON docs explain the network; OPO product and activity rules come from the app and notices.
Energy covers smart-contract computation. TRC-20 transfers, swaps and DApp activity commonly consume it.
Bandwidth covers transaction data size; non-query transactions generally consume it.
The network may burn TRX from the sender according to current chain parameters.
Staking obtains resources; resource usage can be delegated while the underlying TRX stays with its owner.
A live estimate is safer than memorizing fixed values.
Learn how to check resources, choose Energy and review rental steps and costs.
TRX is TRON’s native asset. Staking can provide resources; when resources are insufficient, the network may burn TRX to cover costs.
USDT on TRON is a token, not TRX. Sending it calls a token contract, so Energy and Bandwidth matter. A USDT balance does not mean you have enough network resources.
Resource use depends on the operation and contract state. Check the wallet’s current estimate rather than copying someone else’s transaction cost, then compare your resources and rental options.