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Tron API Overview

Bitquery's Tron API offers access to indexed data from the Tron network including shards, block, transaction, event, transactions, transfers, and more. These queries can be used to retrieve blockchain data, such as shard information, transaction details, events, token transfers, and other relevant information.

To retrieve data from the tron blockchain, you need to provide the tron argument with the value tron as shown below:

query MyQuery {
  tron(network: tron){
    __typename
  }
}


Let's dive in and explore the Tron data available through Bitquery API.

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Tron uses delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS); TRX is the native asset, and TRC-20 tokens—especially USDT—drive a large share of stablecoin transfer volume on the network. Bitquery indexes blocks, transactions, transfers, smart contracts, DEX trades, coinpath, and arguments (decoded call parameters where available) so you can analyze both token flows and contract-level behavior.

What You Can Query​

  • Blocks — heights, timestamps, witness or producer fields under DPoS, and transaction counts
  • Transactions — hashes, bandwidth and energy consumption, fees in TRX, and execution results
  • Transfers — TRX and TRC-20 (and related token types) with amounts and USD values where indexed
  • Smart contracts — TVM contract deployments, internal calls, and interaction history
  • DEX trades — swaps and trading-pair activity on integrated on-chain exchanges
  • Arguments — structured parameters passed into contract calls when decoding is supported
  • Coinpath — multi-hop tracing suited to high-volume stablecoin paths across exchanges and wallets

Common Use Cases​

  • Stablecoin analytics — monitor USDT and other TRC-20 volume, counterparties, and corridors at scale
  • dApp monitoring — track DEX trades, contract calls, and arguments for consumer or B2B dashboards
  • Compliance workflows — combine coinpath with contract metadata to explain complex multi-hop flows
  • Enterprise cross-border settlement — companies using TRC-20 USDT for B2B payments or remittance corridors can automate reconciliation, fee tracking, and counterparty verification across high-volume transfer data