Your TRON Wallet. Fully Secured. Airdrop checker · Claim gas · Revoke TRC20 approvals

Enter your TRX wallet address (starting with T) in TronFinder's Airdrop Checker and click Check. The tool scans the TRON blockchain snapshot data for your address eligibility. Eligible wallets will see 2,550 TRX available to claim. You can then connect your wallet and claim directly through the platform.

Energy is a resource required to execute TRC20 smart contract transactions on TRON — such as sending USDT. Without sufficient Energy, each USDT transfer costs approximately 13.85 TRX in fees. You can obtain Energy by freezing TRX, renting Energy (65,000 Energy for ~5.85 TRX for 3 days), or delegating from another address.

Enter your TRON address in TronFinder's Revoke tool and click Scan. The tool fetches all active TRC20 spending approvals from TRONSCAN. Each approval shows the token, spender contract, allowance amount and risk level. Click Revoke next to any approval to set the allowance to zero — this requires a wallet signature but no funds are transferred.

TronFinder never asks for your private key or seed phrase. Checking airdrop eligibility and scanning approvals are 100% read-only — no wallet connection required. Claiming airdrops, freezing TRX and revoking approvals require connecting your wallet (TronLink, TokenPocket, etc.) and signing transactions — but no funds are moved without your explicit confirmation.

Bandwidth is used for all TRON transactions and is provided free (600 per day). It's consumed when transferring TRX or TRC10 tokens. Energy is additionally required for TRC20 smart contract transactions (like USDT transfers). Each account gets 600 Bandwidth free daily, but Energy must be obtained by freezing TRX or renting it from energy providers.