Verified TRON Token Registry

Scammers deploy tokens with legitimate names and near-identical logos. The only reliable way to verify a token is by its contract address — not its name, ticker, or logo. This page lists the verified contract addresses for major tokens on TRON mainnet.

Always verify by contract address

Never trust a token based on its displayed name or logo alone. Look up any token contract on TRONSCAN and compare it to the addresses below before transacting. If the contract address doesn’t match, the token is not what it claims to be.

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How to verify a token on TRONSCAN

1. Copy the contract address of the token from your wallet or the DApp you’re using
2. Open tronscan.org and paste the address in the search bar
3. Check: Is the contract verified (source code published)? Is it from a known issuer? Does it match the address listed below?
4. If anything doesn’t match — treat the token as potentially fraudulent

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Major TRC-20 Tokens

Stablecoins & Real-World Assets (RWA)

Token	Ticker	Issuer	TRC-20 Contract Address
Tether USD	USDT	Tether Ltd.	TR7NHqjeKQxGTCi8q8ZY4pL8otSzgjLj6t
USDD	USDD	TRON DAO Reserve	TPYmHEhy5n8TCEfYGqW2rPxsghSfzghPDn
Staked USDT	stUSDT	RWA DAO	TThzxNRLrW2Brp9DcTQU8i4Wd9udCWEdZ3
Wrapped Staked USDT	wstUSDT	RWA DAO	TGkxzkDKyMeq2T7edKnyjZoFypyzjkkssq

Ecosystem & Utility Tokens

Token	Ticker	Issuer	TRC-20 Contract Address
BitTorrent Token	BTT	BitTorrent	TAFjULxiVgT4qWk6UZwjqwZXTSaGaqnVp4
SUN	SUN	SunSwap	TSSMHYeV2uE9qYH95DqyoCuNCzEL1NvU3S
JustStable Token	JST	JUST	TCFLL5dx5ZJdKnWuesXxi1VPwjLVmWZZy9

Infrastructure

Token	Ticker	Issuer	TRC-20 Contract Address
Wrapped TRX	WTRX	TRON DAO	TNUC9Qb1rRpS5CbWLmNMxXBjyFoydXjWFR

Addresses verified May 2026

Contract addresses are permanent — they cannot change. However, if a token undergoes a migration (such as BTT’s 2021 redenomination), the canonical contract address changes. These addresses reflect the current versions as of May 2026. Always cross-reference with the official project’s website.

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USDT: the most important address to know

Tether USDT on TRON is the most transferred token in crypto. Its contract address is:

USDT Mainnet Contract

TR7NHqjeKQxGTCi8q8ZY4pL8otSzgjLj6t

This has been the canonical USDT contract on TRON since 2019. If any address or DApp claims to give you USDT but the sending/receiving contract does not match this address exactly, it is not Tether USDT.

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Identifying fake tokens

Scammers create tokens named “USDT”, “USDD”, or “TRX Reward” and send them to wallets without consent. Receiving an unknown token is harmless — but interacting with it (attempting to swap, approve, or claim) is the attack vector.

Signs of a fraudulent token:

• Unverified contract on TRONSCAN
• Contract deployed within the last few days or weeks
• Holder count in the tens or hundreds (legitimate tokens have millions)
• Contains a clickable URL in the token description or name
• Doesn’t match the verified address above

What to do: Mark it as spam in TronLink. Do not interact with it. Do not visit any link associated with it.

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Token standards on TRON

Standard	Equivalent	Notes
TRC-20	ERC-20	Smart contract tokens. Requires Energy for transfers. USDT, USDD, SUN, JST are TRC-20.
TRC-10	—	Protocol-native tokens (no smart contract). Only Bandwidth required. Limited use today.
TRC-721	ERC-721	Non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Unique token IDs.
TRC-1155	ERC-1155	Multi-token standard. Fungible + non-fungible in one contract. Batch transfers supported.

TRX is not TRC-10

TRX is TRON’s native coin — it is not a TRC-10 token. TRX exists at the protocol layer (like ETH on Ethereum) and predates any token standard. TRC-10 is a separate standard for custom protocol-native tokens issued by third parties, such as the original BTT. In practice, most new projects use TRC-20 today; TRC-10 sees very limited use.

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For the complete developer reference including contract interaction examples, see the Developer API docs.