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Sell tron energy (manual)

The Manual Order Matching system keeps you in absolute control of your resources. You do not grant any management permissions to the platform; instead, you browse the marketplace and fulfill open buyer orders line-by-line.


  • Staked TRX: You must have frozen/staked TRX inside your personal wallet explicitly allocated to generate Energy.
  • Connected Wallet: Ensure your wallet is unlocked and connected. If you need help, check our Connect your wallet guide.

  1. Browse open orders Scroll down to the public marketplace board on TronEnergy.market to view active buyer orders.

  2. Select and open the order Pick a pending order from the live list that matches your preferred lease duration and terms, and click the Sell button.

  3. Configure your resource amount Input the exact amount of Energy you want to rent out from your available balance.

    ⚠️ CRITICAL CHECK: Adjust the amount manually if the system didn’t detect it properly. The interface can detect your non-staked TRX, which could lead to staking it by mistake; be extremely careful before proceeding.

  4. Sign and approve the transaction Click the action button on the interface. A secure transaction pop-up from your connected Web3 wallet or extension will appear. Review the parameters and manually sign the delegation request.

  5. Receive immediate payouts Once the TRON blockchain confirms the resource delegation, the TRX payment is routed directly to your connected wallet address within 30 seconds.


  • Resource Lock-up: Once you fill a manual order, your underlying TRX remains completely safe in your wallet, but the generated Energy is locked on the network for the specific lease duration of that order.
  • Platform Fee Structure: Manually filled orders are subject to a 30% platform income fee. If you want to avoid manual overhead and look for optimized fee structures, consider using our automated alternative.

Watch this quick overview to see the exact visual flow of inspecting open orders, filling public orders, and authorizing resource allocation directly from the interface:

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