Your guide to OPO
September 10, 2026 · Read the Chinese original ↗OPO Energy and Bandwidth plans — put your resources to work.
Welcome to OPO Energy and Bandwidth Plan No. 1, a TRON resource-delegation product offering trustless participation, transparent earnings, unlocked delegation and automatic settlement.
This guide covers:
- How Energy and Bandwidth plans work
- How to stake and delegate resources
- Earnings, redemption and reclaiming resources
- Frequently asked questions
Delegate resources. Keep your TRX.
These rules apply to the currently supported method: manual resource delegation from your own wallet. We use delegated resources to serve users who need Energy or Bandwidth.
Your TRX stays yours
Stake TRX from your own wallet. Your principal remains staked under your address; you do not transfer it to OPO.
Usage rights, not principal
OPO receives the right to use Energy or Bandwidth—not your TRX or private keys. Resource delegation gives OPO no authority to move your principal.
You keep wallet control
You can cancel an unlocked delegation yourself. Reclaiming resources is not the same as unstaking TRX, which follows the network’s withdrawal waiting period.
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.
The annual rate is fixed for the No. 1 plans. Your payout depends on the eligible amount and delegation duration. TRX remains staked under your own wallet address. OPO receives only Energy or Bandwidth usage rights; resource delegation gives OPO no authority to transfer your principal. You retain control of your wallet and can cancel an unlocked delegation yourself.
Part 1 · Getting and using Energy
1. Where does Energy come from?
Energy is the resource TRON uses to execute smart contracts, including TRC20-USDT transfers. It is not a token issued by OPO, and simply holding TRX in a wallet does not generate it. Stake TRX in a wallet that supports TRON staking and choose Energy. Choosing Bandwidth instead gives you a different resource, used to cover the network resources required for transaction data.
2. How to get Energy in your wallet
1. Prepare your wallet. Use a wallet that supports TRON Stake 2.0, such as TronLink. Check that you are on TRON mainnet and have available TRX.
2. Open the staking screen. Look for Stake or Resources and select Stake 2.0. Labels vary between wallets.
3. Choose Energy and enter the amount of TRX you want to stake. Leave some TRX unstaked to cover on-chain operations.
4. Review and confirm. Check the resource type, amount and displayed fees, then sign in your own wallet. Once confirmed on-chain, check the staking record and Energy allowance in your wallet or on TRONSCAN.
3. Using Energy and how it recovers
Energy is used for smart-contract transactions such as TRC20-USDT transfers. These transactions also use Bandwidth. If your resources are insufficient, you may still spend TRX on fees: having Energy does not make every transfer free.
Your allowance depends on your share of all TRX staked for Energy across the network, so the amount of Energy per TRX is not fixed. Used Energy recovers gradually over approximately 24 hours. It does not reset at midnight or accumulate without limit.
4. Delegating unused Energy to OPO
1. Open Earning plans in OPO and check the resource type, receiver address, remaining capacity and participation instructions.
2. Open resource delegation in your wallet or on TRONSCAN. Choose the correct resource, enter the receiver address and delegation amount, and check the project’s requirements for locking.
3. Verify the address and amount, then confirm the delegation in your own wallet. Follow Part 2 below to register your address and view earnings. Do not send TRX to the receiver address instead of delegating resources.
On-chain delegation gives the recipient the right to use your resources; the staked TRX remains under your address. Reclaiming resources and unstaking TRX are separate actions. To make staked TRX transferable again, you must also unstake it, wait as required by the network and then withdraw it.
Part 2 · Using OPO
1. What are Energy and Bandwidth plans?
OPO Energy and Bandwidth plans let you earn by delegating resources generated by your staked TRX to resource providers.
You stake in your own wallet. OPO does not take possession of your funds. You can choose which projects to join and leave. Earnings are paid on-chain for security and transparency. Resource delegation does not need to be locked.
2. Who are these plans for?
These plans are designed for users who:
Have already staked TRX and hold substantial Energy or Bandwidth resources. Want to put their staked resources to work for a steady income. Want to add to or reclaim their delegated resources at any time. Want to participate in the resource market without frequent manual steps.
3. How to participate
Two methods are described below. Only Method 2 is currently supported.
Method 1: Stake your account balance — automatic delegation
Open OPO → Earning plans. Browse the list under Products. Choose a project and select Join now. Follow the prompts to stake your account balance. To add more, select Add stake and enter the TRX amount. Select Redeem to cancel your staking delegation and recover your principal at any time.
The system links your address, tracks your delegation and settles earnings every hour.
Method 2: Delegate on-chain — manual delegation
Open OPO → Earning plans. Choose a plan and select Join now. Check the recipient address and remaining delegation capacity. In your wallet, delegate Energy or Bandwidth to the project’s receiver address. Do not lock the delegation. Register your wallet address and submit a screenshot. The system periodically scans for delegations and starts distributing earnings once yours is recognized.
Check that the project still has capacity; otherwise, your delegation will not be eligible. You can use a tool such as TRONSCAN to submit a delegateResource transaction. Keep the delegation unlocked so you can reclaim it at any time.
4. Where to find your earnings
Open Earning plans. The TRX earning · Daily settlement section at the top shows your combined earnings.
My positions: view the plans you have joined, your participation and earnings. Statements, at the top right: review hourly settlement details. Scroll down to see each plan’s Earnings history. Open My account in the bottom navigation to check your USDT and TRX balances.
5. Settlement and redemption
OPO tracks delegation time by the minute and automatically distributes earnings every hour.
You can redeem or reclaim delegated resources at any time through the app or your wallet. Once you reclaim resources, the system stops tracking delegation time. Earnings are paid based on the records already collected. If you do not reclaim your resources, the delegation continues until the project expires or you end it manually.
6. Frequently asked questions
Does OPO hold my TRX?
No. OPO only uses the Energy or Bandwidth generated by TRX staked in your wallet. It does not take possession of your funds or the underlying TRX.
Can I participate without connecting my wallet?
Yes. Manually delegate resources in your wallet to the project address shown on the platform.
How are earnings paid?
Each delegation is scanned automatically every hour for settlement. Earnings are calculated using the number of minutes the resources were delegated. After you join a plan, the system automatically credits earnings to your funding account.
How can I increase my earnings?
Choose a project with a higher annualized rate. Stake more TRX to obtain more resources. Keep your delegation active to avoid interrupting earnings.