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TRON
Watch TRON, the blockchain most USDT moves on: confirm USDT and other token payments, start a workflow for each new transfer to an address, check balances, energy and bandwidth, look up transactions, receipts and blocks, read token details, holders and contract events, and check network fees and status.
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Triggers
Start a workflow when something happens in TRON.
- New TRC-20 transferTriggers when an address receives or sends a TRC-20 token on TRON, such as an incoming USDT payment, once the transfer is confirmed
Actions
Steps a workflow can run in TRON.
- Get account overviewSee what a TRON address holds: its TRX (available, staked and unstaking), its energy and bandwidth, and its balances of well-known tokens such as USDT. Other tokens, mostly unsolicited airdrops, are listed by contract address.
- Get token balanceGet how much of one token, or of TRX, an address holds right now, in whole tokens, read straight from the token's contract.
- Get energy and bandwidthSee an address's energy and bandwidth, the resources TRON transactions use instead of fees: what it gets a day and has left, the TRX staked for each, delegations, TRX being unstaked and its votes.
- Check addressCheck an address before sending to it: whether it is a valid TRON address (and if not, what is wrong with it), whether it is activated, and whether it is a wallet or a smart contract such as a token.
- List token transfersList the TRC-20 token transfers to and from an address, such as the USDT payments it received, newest first, filtered by token, direction, time and minimum amount.
- List transactionsList an address's transactions, newest first: its TRX transfers, or every kind, each with who sent what to whom, the fee and whether it worked.
- Get transactionLook up a transaction by its ID: whether it worked, who sent how much TRX or which tokens to whom, the fee, its confirmations and whether it is final.
- Get transaction receiptGet what a transaction cost and did: TRX burned for energy and bandwidth, the resources it used, why it failed if it did, and the events it emitted, decoded.
- Verify paymentCheck that a transaction paid an address at least an amount of USDT, another token or TRX, and is final, with a yes or no, a status and a plain reason to branch on.
- Get latest blockGet the newest block on TRON: its number, time, producer and transaction count, and optionally every transaction in it.
- Get blockGet a block by its number: when and by whom it was made, its transactions, confirmations and whether it is final.
- Get token infoGet a TRC-20 token's name, symbol, decimals, total supply, creator and the events its contract can emit.
- List top token holdersList the addresses holding the most of a token, largest first, with each one's balance.
- List contract eventsList the events a smart contract emitted, decoded by name, such as a token's transfers or USDT's blacklisting of an address, filtered by event and time.
- Get network feesGet TRON's current fees and limits: the TRX price of energy and bandwidth, the account activation and memo fees, the free daily bandwidth and the unstaking wait.
- Get network statusCheck that TRON is running normally: the newest block and how long ago it was made, the newest irreversible block, and the node's version.
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