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TronSwaps is a DEX aggregator and token swap protocol built on the TRON blockchain. It routes your swap across multiple TRON DEX protocols simultaneously to find the best rate available, then executes the trade in a single transaction with 3-second finality.

A single DEX only has access to its own liquidity pool. A DEX aggregator like TronSwaps queries multiple sources simultaneously and finds the best price across all of them. For most swaps, this means a better output — often 0.5–2% better than going directly to a single DEX.

TronSwaps supports TRX (native TRON), USDT (TRC-20), USDC (TRC-20), SUN, WIN, BTT, JST, NFT, USDJ, TUSD, and 190+ additional TRC-20 tokens. The list is updated continuously as new tokens gain sufficient liquidity.

TronSwaps aggregates JustSwap, SunSwap, Poloni DEX, SunStable, JUST Lend pools, and 3 additional TRON-native AMM protocols. It selects the optimal combination of these sources for each specific swap pair and size.

TRON block time is approximately 3 seconds, and most TronSwaps transactions confirm within a single block. This is 4–15× faster than Ethereum-based swaps and significantly faster than most alternative L1 networks.

TronSwaps charges a 0.1% protocol fee on swap amounts. The TRON network fee (gas equivalent) is approximately 1–3 TRX per transaction, roughly $0.06–$0.20 at current rates. This is among the lowest total swap cost across all DeFi networks.

Yes, fully non-custodial. TronSwaps never holds, stores, or has access to your funds at any point. All swaps execute directly through on-chain smart contracts that only you can authorize via your wallet's private key.

TronSwaps supports TronLink (browser extension and mobile), TronLink Pro, Ledger hardware wallet (via TronLink), TokenPocket, imToken, and any wallet compatible with the TronWeb standard. For EVM-compatible interactions, WalletConnect bridging is also supported.

Slippage is the maximum price movement you're willing to accept between quote and execution. TronSwaps defaults to 0.5% for most pairs, which is appropriate for liquid tokens like TRX/USDT. For smaller-cap tokens, you may need to increase slippage to 1–2% to ensure transactions succeed.

Price impact is the effect your trade has on the pool price — larger trades relative to pool size move the price more. TronSwaps shows estimated price impact before you confirm. For amounts under $10,000, impact is typically under 0.1% on major pairs. Large trades are automatically split across pools to minimize impact.

For larger swaps, TronSwaps may split your order across multiple DEX pools simultaneously — for example, 60% through JustSwap and 40% through SunSwap. This minimizes price impact on any single pool and typically results in a better blended rate than using one source alone.

Yes. TronSwaps protocol contracts have undergone security audits by recognized smart contract auditing firms. Audit reports are published in the documentation. The protocol also operates a bug bounty program for ongoing security research. Code is open-source and verifiable on TronScan.

TronSwaps handles TRC-20 USDT natively. USDT on TRON (TRC-20) and USDT on Ethereum (ERC-20) are separate token contracts on different networks. If you need to move USDT between TRON and Ethereum, you would need a cross-chain bridge — TronSwaps currently focuses on TRON-native swaps only.

TRON uses a bandwidth/energy resource model. If you have sufficient bandwidth (earned by staking TRX), many transactions cost nothing in TRX. If you don't have bandwidth available, a small TRX fee applies — typically 1–3 TRX. Keeping a small TRX balance ensures smooth transactions at all times.

Your swap history is available in the TronSwaps app after connecting your wallet. Every transaction links to TronScan, TRON's block explorer, where you can view full on-chain details, confirmation status, and smart contract interaction data for any swap.

If a swap fails (due to slippage exceeded, insufficient liquidity, or another reason), the transaction reverts on-chain and your funds are returned to your wallet. You may still pay a small network fee for the failed transaction. TronSwaps shows clear error messages explaining why a swap failed and how to adjust settings to retry.

There is no official minimum swap amount on TronSwaps. However, for very small swaps (under $1), the percentage cost of the network fee becomes significant. We recommend a minimum of $5–10 per swap to make fees economically reasonable.

There is no maximum limit imposed by TronSwaps. However, very large swaps (over $500K equivalent) will experience more price impact. For institutional-size trades, contact the TronSwaps team to discuss OTC or liquidity solutions that minimize market impact.

TRC-20 is the TRON blockchain's standard for fungible tokens, equivalent to Ethereum's ERC-20. Any token built on TRON following this standard can be stored in a TRC-20 compatible wallet and swapped on TronSwaps. USDT, USDC, SUN, WIN, and BTT are all TRC-20 tokens.

TronSwaps fetches live price data from the CoinGecko API for reference prices displayed on the site, while actual swap rates are derived in real-time from on-chain liquidity pool reserves across all aggregated DEX sources. This dual-source approach ensures both accuracy and transparency.

Yes. In the token selection screen, you can paste any valid TRC-20 contract address to add a custom token. TronSwaps will check on-chain data and, if sufficient liquidity exists in TRON DEX pools, allow you to swap it. Always verify contract addresses through official project channels before swapping unknown tokens.

JustSwap and SunSwap are individual DEX protocols with their own liquidity pools. TronSwaps is an aggregator that sits above all of them — it queries JustSwap, SunSwap, and 6 other sources simultaneously and routes your swap to wherever gives you the best rate. You often get a better price through TronSwaps than going directly to any one DEX.

TronSwaps is a fully responsive web application that works on any mobile browser. For the best mobile experience, use it through TronLink's built-in browser (available on iOS and Android), which provides seamless wallet integration without any additional steps.

No. To use TronSwaps, you need a self-custody wallet (like TronLink) that you control. Centralized exchange wallets (Binance, OKX, etc.) don't support direct DApp interactions. Withdraw your tokens to a personal TronLink wallet first, then use TronSwaps.

TRX price is determined by the open market across all exchanges and DEX protocols globally. TronSwaps displays the live market price sourced from CoinGecko's aggregated data. The swap rate shown in the widget reflects real on-chain liquidity pool pricing, which may differ slightly from the reference market price.

TRON uses a resource model where bandwidth (and energy for smart contracts) replaces Ethereum-style gas. When you stake TRX, you earn bandwidth/energy that pays for transactions. If you have insufficient bandwidth, TRON deducts a small TRX fee instead. Swaps consuming smart contracts require energy — insufficient energy results in a slightly higher TRX fee.

TRON's block structure makes traditional mempool front-running significantly harder than on Ethereum, since block producers have limited ability to reorder transactions within a block in the same way Ethereum validators can. TronSwaps also supports private transaction submission through select TRON validators for additional protection on large trades.

No. TronSwaps charges the same flat 0.1% protocol fee regardless of whether your swap is executed through a single pool or split across multiple DEX sources. The only difference is you'll pay slightly higher TRON network fees if the route requires multiple smart contract interactions.

Security issues should be reported privately through the TronSwaps security contact email or through the bug bounty submission form in the documentation. Never post security vulnerabilities publicly — this protects other users while we work on a fix. General bugs can be reported through the Discord server or GitHub.

Follow TronSwaps on Twitter/X @TronSwaps, join the official Telegram community, and subscribe to the Discord server for real-time announcements. For technical updates, watch the GitHub repository. Always verify you're on official channels — never trust DMs claiming to be TronSwaps support offering to "help" with transactions.